DOHA: Three more primary health centres — Omar Bin Khattab, Al Gharafa and Al Daain — have joined the national health insurance scheme Seha, taking the total number to five. West Bay and Airport centres have been providing Seha since last October.
The scheme will be implemented in all primary health centres in a phased manner, Primary Healthcare Corporation (PHCC) said yesterday.
It has asked citizens to bring their Qatari ID and Health Card when visiting centres to undergo a Seha eligibility check, see a doctor, and avail of other services. Eligible patients will have to sign a Seha consent form before proceeding as normal, PHCC said. Expatriates will be able to access PHCC services using their health card. Seha has covered all citizens for basic health needs and will be extended to expats next year. The Peninsula
