Healthcare and Clinic Website Development in Egypt and Saudi Arabia

• Booking by phone only — busy lines at peak hours mean patients book with the next clinic on Google.
• No-shows — appointments missed because nobody sent a reminder.
• Patients choose the doctor, not the clinic — and many sites have no real profiles, specialties or schedules.
• Insurance questions — patients want to know which insurers you accept before they book.
• Advertising limits — Google and Meta restrict health ads, so your website and search visibility matter more.
• Patient privacy — medical data needs more care than any other data, under Egypt’s data protection law and Saudi Arabia’s PDPL.

• Online booking — choose a doctor or service, pick a slot and get an SMS or WhatsApp reminder.
• Doctor profiles — qualifications, specialties, languages and weekly schedule, each on its own search-friendly page.
• Home-care requests — patients or family request a nurse or physiotherapy visit and track it.
• Subscription health programmes — diet or wellness plans with online payment, check-ins and progress tracking.
• Insurance and pricing pages — accepted insurers and service prices, updated by your team.
• Patient portal — results, prescriptions and follow-up appointments behind a secure login.

Healthcare and health services companies we have worked with. [TEAM TO CONFIRM MAPPING]

• SehaHouse
• EMEACARE Ltd (Cyprus)
• eDietLine

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Christophoros Ioannides, CEO, EMEACARE Ltd, Cyprus

Private healthcare in the Gulf is growing fast, and patients there expect to book online and read about doctors in Arabic and English. We build for clinics and health services in Riyadh, Jeddah and across the Kingdom, and in Dubai, with data handling planned around local privacy rules.