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About this App

“Call–a–Doctor”, is a service that allows patients to speak with and receive treatment from a doctor online, is an affordable and convenient way to treat your medical issues.

Email
info@calladoctor.ng
Phone
+234 906 201 12341
Address

Aguiyi Ironsi, Cantonment Shopping Mall,

Asokoro, Abuja, FCT. Nigeria

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These are our type of Client’s and their Testimonies

 

Everyone is welcome to use our Reliable, Affordable and Confidential access to Tele-Health Care

Aisha

Is a new mum and has received a lot of different advice on how to care for her baby. Now she’s confused, particularly because her mother-in-law is pressuring her to use traditional medicine. So, she decides to call Call-a-Doctor, pays for a consultation, and speaks with a pleasant, knowledgeable paediatrician who gives her advice and persuades her mother-in-law to choose the baby’s safest course of action. Aisha is so happy and her baby is doing great now.

Femi

Is a young mechanic and has suddenly developed severe stomach pain on his ride side, with fever and vomiting.  He contacts Call-a-Doctor. And chats with a friendly doctor whom after taking a full history thinks the symptoms are of acute appendix; he writes an urgent referral letter sending Femi to the nearest hospital for possible operation.

Politician Senator Bala

Is a politician who has been extremely busy with meetings, campaigns, and upcoming electoral activities. He’s been feeling exhausted, losing weight, and drinking a lot of water lately. He reached out to Call-a-Doctor, and a skilled physician made a likely diabetes diagnosis and urged him to undergo some testing, which verified the illness. He was put on medication and now has routine check-ups.

Mrs. Okafor

is a very busy businesswoman with headache, excessive poor sleep, drinking, weight gain and high blood pressure- she contacted Call-a-Doctor for a dietician, who helped reduce her weight, which also helped her poor sleeping.

Hajiya Asabe

Is a housewife, who started feeling lonely, cried frequently, and couldn’t sleep. She required a listening ear. She used her WhatsApp to contact Call-a-Doctorand speaks in Hausa. She clicked on 3. ‘Allied health professional’ from the list and chooses the “talking therapist” service because she needed a non-medical assistance. There, she meets a nice empathetic lady who listens to her and helps her work through her problems.