MoPH updates list of health facilities approved to conduct PCR test for COVID-19 in Qatar
Qatar's Ministry of Public Health (MoPH), together with relevant authorities, has been working tirelessly to protect the health and safety of its citizens amid the COVID-19 pandemic.
As the country continues to intensify its fight against the virus, MoPH has expanded the list of approved health facilities in the country that can conduct the PCR test for COVID-19.
In a tweet on its official page, MoPH shared the updated list, which now comprises Qatar Petroleum - Al Salata as a Ministry-approved facility for COVID-19 testing.
قائمة بأسماء المنشآت الصحية التي تم الموافقة لها من قبل وزارة الصحة العامة لعمل المسحات الخاصة لفيروس كوفيد-19 pic.twitter.com/BaGDxosdDb
— وزارة الصحة العامة (@MOPHQatar) February 7, 2021
The updated list now contains 40 health facilities that can conduct the PCR test for COVID-19 in Qatar. These include the following:
- Al Emadi Hospital
- Turkish Hospital
- Doha Clinic Hospital
- Al Ahli Hospital
- Queen Hospital
- Dr. Moopen's Aster Hospital
- Magribi Center for Eye, ENT & Dental,
- Elite Medical Center
- West Bay Medicare
- Syrian American Medical Center
- Future Medical Center
- Dr. Khaled Al Sheikh Ali's Medical Center
- Al Jufairi Diagnosis and Treatment
- Al Ahmadani Medical Center
- Imara Health Care
- KIMS Qatar Medical Center
- Allevia Medical Center
- Aster Medical Center Plus – Almunazah
- Al Jameel Medical Center
- Atlas Medical Center
- Al Tahrir Medical Center
- Naseem Al Rabeeh Medical Center Doha
- Naseem Al Rabeeh Medical Center
- New Naseem Al Rabeeh Medical Center
- Aster Medical Center - Al Khor
- Al Kayyali Medical Center
- Abeer Medical Center
- Al Esraa Polyclinic
- Value Medical Complex
- Asian Medical Center W.LL
- Dr. Maher Abbas Polyclinic
- Sidra Medicine
- Al Mansoor Polyclinic
- Nova Health Care
-Al Sultan Medical Center
- Al Fardan Medical With Northwestern Medicine
- Raha Medical Center W.L.L
- Al-Shefa Polyclinic D-Ring Road
- Planet Medical Center
- Qatar Petroleum -Al Salata
Earlier, an HMC official had highlighted that delay in testing can cause complications.
If you experience any concerning symptoms or you think you may have been exposed to a person with COVID-19, you can contact the Ministry's dedicated COVID-19 hotline.
The hotline - 16000 - was introduced to answer public queries regarding the disease. The toll-free hotline is accessible 24 hours a day, seven days a week, and is available in Arabic and English.
The Ministry urges individuals who display symptoms of COVID-19 to quickly contact the helpline or go directly to one of the designated health centers.
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