Dr Kings, your guide to the right care.
Describe how you feel, in Arabic (Saudi dialect) or English, by voice or text. Dr Kings helps you make sense of it and points you to the right centre, speciality or consultant at King's Jeddah.
Eight things Dr Kings can help with.
AI-powered chat
Ask about your health in Arabic or English and keep the conversation going. Dr Kings answers from health content reviewed by King's clinicians.
Symptom checker
Tell Dr Kings what you feel, or point to it on a body map. It weighs how urgent it looks and suggests the speciality that usually handles it. This is guidance, not a diagnosis.
Booking and care navigation
Once you know which speciality fits, Dr Kings helps you find and book an appointment at King's Jeddah, in plain language.
Medication information
General information about your medicines: what each one is for, how it is usually taken, and side effects to watch for. Always confirm doses with your doctor or pharmacist.
Making sense of results
Plain-language explanations of common tests, so you understand the terms and know what to ask your consultant at your next visit.
Arabic, in Saudi dialect
Dr Kings understands the Saudi dialect and the way people here describe how they feel, not a word-for-word translation from English.
Voice interface
Speak to Dr Kings in Arabic or English.
Emergency safety net
If you describe something serious, such as signs of a stroke, chest pain or heavy bleeding, Dr Kings sends you straight to emergency care. For an emergency, call 997.
From your question to a clear next step.
Tell Dr Kings what you're feeling
Type or speak, in Arabic or English. If you are not sure how to describe it, use the body map in the symptom checker. Dr Kings picks up the details.
Dr Kings weighs it against King's clinical content
It reads what you have told it against health content reviewed by King's clinicians, and checks every message for anything urgent. Red-flag symptoms go straight to emergency guidance.
You get a clear next step
The speciality or centre that fits, help booking an appointment, general information in plain language, or, when it matters, a prompt to seek emergency care. Dr Kings points the way; your consultant makes the call.
What a chat with Dr Kings looks like.
What Dr Kings will not do.
Dr Kings guides and suggests; it does not diagnose or replace your consultant. Every suggestion points back to a named clinician. For an emergency, call 997.
Answers draw on health content reviewed by King's clinicians. Dr Kings does not generate advice about your health from the open internet.
Your conversations stay encrypted, held in Saudi Arabia under the Personal Data Protection Law (PDPL), and visible only to your care team.
Arabic and English carry equal weight. Switch mid-sentence and Dr Kings keeps up.
General answers for anyone. Personal answers need a verified you.
Anyone can ask Dr Kings about general health, symptoms, or how to find a consultant. To see anything from your own record, Dr Kings first asks you to sign in with Nafath or your patient portal account. It does not open your record until you have identified yourself.
How Dr Kings is built, and how it stays safe.
Dr Kings answers from health content reviewed by King's clinicians and adapted for King's Jeddah, not the open internet.
Dr Kings understands Arabic as people speak it in Saudi Arabia, not a word-for-word translation from English.
Its health information comes from reviewed medical sources and King's Jeddah clinical guidance, kept up to date by our clinicians.
Dr Kings reflects your own care only after you sign in, and only for your care team.
Every message is checked for red flags. Signs of a stroke, chest pain at rest, heavy bleeding or a severe allergic reaction send you straight to 997 and emergency care.
Dr Kings guides; it does not decide. Your consultant reviews and confirms the clinical calls that matter.
Your conversations are recorded so your care team can check the quality of the guidance and answer any concerns.
Your conversations and record stay encrypted in Saudi Arabia, under the Saudi Personal Data Protection Law (PDPL). They are not used to train outside models.