Making an appointment: Seha eligible patients choosing to visit one of HMC’s facilities for their care will continue to follow the current appointment system
https://www.hamad.qa/EN/Patient-Information/Outpatient-Information/Pages/default.aspx Valid ID: When you arrive for your appointment, you will be asked to present your Qatar ID card as proof of identification. This is important as the card is necessary to verify your identity and confirm the scope of coverage within the scheme.
Details of address: If you are using Seha for the first time, or if we do not already have your Inwani on file, then you will be requested to provide details of your residential address, which can be found on the plate installed by the Centre for Geographical Information System (CGIS) on all buildings across the country.
Services provided: Once your paperwork has been processed you will then have your appointment with the doctor, together with any applicable procedures. Please note that while many tests and services are automatically covered under the national insurance scheme, some of the more complex procedures and tests may require additional approvals from the insurance company. You may need to come back for such procedures or tests once the insurance company has approved them.
Follow the link at the bottom of this section for more information on services covered by Seha.
Seha Consent: Once your scope of coverage within the scheme has been confirmed you will be asked to sign a SEHA Consent Form. By signing this form you are consenting to the following:
For the National Health Insurance Company (NHIC) and its appointed Third Party Administrator to access and make copies of your medical records at any hospital, clinic, or medical provider you attend. This is to ensure that services delivered are consistent with what is being claimed for. Your information will not be shared with any party not connected to Seha.
For the full list of services covered visit the Seha website
http://www.seha.qa/schedule-of-benefits-seha.html 
