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The Sealine Medical Clinic of the Hamad Medical Corporation will be open from Thursday for the camping season, the seventh consecutive year. The clinic provides medical services for visitors to the area.
The well-equipped clinic, staffed with a physician and nurse, as well as a supervisor, will cater to all kinds of medical emergencies and operate from 3pm to 5pm Thursday to Saturday.
A helicopter landing area is located within the vicinity of the clinic.
More serious cases will be air-lifted to hospitals.
The Ambulance Services’ paramedics and off-road ambulance vehicles will provide round-the-clock emergency services throughout the week until the end of the camping season.
The opening of the Medical Clinic is in line with HMC’s commitment to providing the safest, most effective and most compassionate care to all residents and visitors to Qatar.
The clinic is located close to the beach, enabling easy access and prompt delivery of care to users.
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