Consultations in Arabic
Explaining how you feel is easier in your own language. We connect Ireland’s Arabic-speaking community with Irish-registered doctors for consultations in Arabic, by secure video call — no interpreter, no relative translating for you, nothing lost on the way through.
You do not need to be registered with a local GP, and you do not need a referral. Pick one of the Arabic-speaking doctors listed below when you book, and the consultation is held in Arabic.
What you can book in Arabic
Arabic is available across our general practice service, and for two specialties:
- GP Consultation Online — new or acute symptoms assessed the same day, where a doctor is free.
- Sick Cert — a medical certificate for work or college, issued only where the assessment supports it.
- Repeat Prescription Online — review and reissue of medication you are already established on.
- Chronic Conditions: GP Review Online — ongoing review of blood pressure, diabetes, asthma and similar.
- Cardiology Consultation Online — with Dr Mohammed Omar, Consultant Cardiologist.
- Neurology Consultation Online — with Dr Fahad Farooq, Neurology Registrar.
What stays the same in any language
Every doctor here is registered with the Irish Medical Council, and the clinical standard does not change with the language of the consultation. Prescriptions and certificates are issued at the doctor’s discretion, after an assessment — never on request. If your symptoms need a physical examination, an emergency department, or in-person care, you will be told plainly and pointed to the right service.
Also available in other languages
Our Irish roster also consults in Urdu, Punjabi, Portuguese, Sindhi, Pashto, Czech, Spanish and French.
Book in Arabic
Choose an Arabic-speaking doctor below and book a time that suits you.
