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General Medicine

Healthcare
for the whole family

Your starting point for comprehensive healthcare for your whole family. Accurate diagnosis and effective treatment, with referral to the right specialty when needed.

Comprehensive family care
Thorough routine checkups
Chronic disease follow-up
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Our services

Specialized services

We provide comprehensive medical care using the latest technology, delivered by licensed doctors.

Examination & diagnosis

Examination & diagnosis

  • Comprehensive medical examination
  • Pre-employment medical exams
  • Medical fitness certificates
  • Interpreting lab test results
  • General health assessment
Chronic diseases

Chronic diseases

  • Diabetes follow-up
  • Blood pressure control
  • Cholesterol treatment
  • Kidney and liver function monitoring
  • Medication adjustment and better control
Acute illnesses

Acute illnesses

  • Cold and flu treatment
  • Tonsillitis and pharyngitis treatment
  • Fever and infection treatment
  • Clinical examination and symptom assessment
  • Referral to a specialist when needed

Your journey with us

Your treatment steps

1

Book an appointment

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Examination & diagnosis

A thorough examination and careful assessment of your condition

3

Treatment plan

We design a personalized treatment plan with a full explanation

4

Treatment & follow-up

Treatment and follow-up to support optimal results

Why choose us

What makes us different

SCFHS-licensed doctors

All our doctors are licensed by the Saudi health authorities

Modern international-grade equipment

The latest technology to ensure accuracy and efficiency

Fully sterilized environment

Strict sterilization standards for your safety

Appointments with minimal waiting

An organized booking system that helps us see you on time

Assessment before any procedure

A full explanation of the available options before starting

An integrated medical team

Smooth coordination between specialties for comprehensive care

Frequently asked questions

Answers to
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When should you have a routine medical checkup?
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An annual checkup is recommended for people over 40, and every two years for those younger.

Does a general practitioner treat chronic diseases?
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Yes, the GP monitors and treats diabetes, blood pressure and cholesterol, and refers to a specialist when needed.

What are the basic tests in a routine checkup?
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Complete blood count, blood sugar, cholesterol, kidney and liver function, blood pressure, and vitamin D.

Can I get a fitness certificate on the same day?
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Yes, we issue medical fitness certificates for employment and study purposes on the same day as your visit.

Are vaccinations available at the complex?
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We do not offer vaccinations for children or adults. Essential vaccinations are given free of charge at Ministry of Health primary healthcare centers, with booking through the Sehhaty app. What we offer is clinical examination, symptom assessment and treatment of medical conditions.

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  • Blood pressure measurement: a simple step that may reveal a silent rise the person does not feel.
  • Blood sugar test: for early detection of prediabetes or type 2 diabetes.
  • Lipid profile: measuring the different types of cholesterol and triglycerides.
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  • Persistent headache: especially at the back of the head and on waking.
  • Blurred vision: or seeing recurring dark spots.
  • Shortness of breath: with light exertion that did not cause it before.
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  • Excessive thirst and frequent urination: especially waking up at night to urinate more than once, repeatedly.
  • Persistent fatigue: tiredness out of proportion to your daily effort.
  • Frequent hunger: even after full meals.
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  • Bad cholesterol (LDL): the type that builds up on artery walls; generally, the lower it is, the better.
  • Good cholesterol (HDL): helps carry excess cholesterol away from the arteries, and higher levels within healthy limits ...
  • Triglycerides: another type of fat that often rises with excess sugars and starches, and persistently high levels are linked to ...
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  • General fatigue: feeling tired and sluggish despite enough sleep.
  • Bone and back pain: especially in the lower back and legs.
  • Muscle weakness: and sometimes difficulty climbing stairs or getting up from a seated position.
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  • Onset: the flu usually starts suddenly and severely, while a cold develops gradually.
  • Fever: common and high with the flu, and rare or mild with a cold.
  • Body aches and fatigue: marked and severe with the flu, and may keep the patient in bed.
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  • Tension headache: the most common type, often described as pressure or tightness around the head like a band, and frequently linked to stress, lack of sleep and ...
  • Migraine: usually a throbbing pain on one side, which may come with nausea and sensitivity to light and sound, and in some ...
  • Cluster headache: attacks of severe pain around one eye with redness or tearing, coming in closely spaced bouts and then disappearing for periods ...
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  • Anemia: especially iron deficiency, which is very common among women of childbearing age and sometimes causes fatigue, paleness and hair loss ...
  • Underactive thyroid: may cause fatigue, weight gain, cold hands and feet, constipation and a general slowing down.
  • Vitamin D deficiency: common in our community and often linked to tiredness and muscle and bone pain.
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  • Type 2 diabetes: obesity is one of the strongest risk factors, especially belly fat.
  • High blood pressure and cholesterol: they often accompany excess weight and together raise the risk of heart disease.
  • Joints: every extra kilogram multiplies the load on the knees, which speeds up joint wear (osteoarthritis).
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  • Fever: in adults, if it goes above 39 degrees, lasts more than three days, or comes with a rash, a stiff neck or deterioration ...
  • Cough: if it lasts more than three weeks, or comes with blood, shortness of breath or weight loss.
  • Abdominal pain: if it is severe, getting worse or focused on one side, or comes with persistent vomiting or fever.
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