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Amman, July 2 (Petra) – Electronic Health Solutions Company has expanded its monthly medication delivery service through the “My Hakeem” app to cover six additional hospitals under the Royal Medical Services, enhancing healthcare access and patient convenience.
In a statement issued Wednesday, the company said the new facilities include Queen Alia Hospital, Latrun Hospital south of Amman, Prince Zeid bin Al Hussein Hospital in Tafileh, Princess Haya bint Al Hussein Hospital in Ajloun, King Talal Hospital in Mafraq, and Prince Hashim bin Al Hussein Hospital in Zarqa.
The expansion builds on the growing success of the medication delivery service, which aims to simplify patients’ treatment journeys and save time and effort, particularly benefiting individuals with chronic illnesses, elderly patients, and people with disabilities.
Electronic Health Solutions noted that the “My Hakeem” app now serves approximately 510,000 users, reflecting rising public confidence in its digital health services. The app provides users with access to their electronic medical records, including specialist clinic appointments, current medications, allergy information, immunizations, laboratory results, radiology reports, and other health data.
The company encouraged citizens wishing to benefit from these services to download the “My Hakeem” app on Android or iOS devices or visit the online portal at myhakeem.jo.
//Petra// AJ
02/07/2025 16:09:42