Care for a parent in Djibouti from abroad

Their care

Three ways to help from abroad.

Start with one service. We check availability and prepare the arrangements with your relative.

By video or at a partner facility

A medical appointment

By video with a doctor in Djibouti, or at a partner facility: clinic, hospital, specialist, laboratory or imaging.

A doctor in Djibouti by video, or a clinic, hospital, specialist, lab or imaging appointment
You receive the confirmation and the price
Your relative takes part in every decision

Arrange this carePrice on request

At their home

Care at home

A medical visit, nursing care or a sample collection at your relative’s address, at a time agreed with them.

A doctor or a nurse at their address, for a visit, care or a sample collection
A time agreed with your relative
The team tells you whether their area is covered

Arrange this carePrice on request

Over time

Regular follow-up

Ongoing support over time, for example the Liberté diabetes programme.

Ongoing support, for example the Liberté diabetes programme
Arrangements revisited when needs change
Updates shared with your relative’s permission

Arrange this carePrice on request

Family offer · Family Visit

A nurse’s visit
for your relative.

Request a nurse’s visit to your relative’s home while you’re abroad. The visit is arranged at a time agreed with them. A written report is shared with you with their consent.

What is included

A nursing visit at homeAt your relative’s home, at a time agreed with them
A written reportShared with you with your relative’s consent
A contact on WhatsAppBefore and after the visit, for you and your relative
Next steps if neededA medical consultation is suggested, with no obligation

Request a Family Visit

Sending this request does not confirm the visit. The team will explain availability and cost before you agree to proceed.

Who does what

You don’t have to arrange everything alone.

01
You explain what is needed
Tell us the care you are looking for and whether you would like to help pay for it.
02
Your loved one takes part
They take part in decisions and choose which information they want to share.
03
We prepare the appointments
Our team in Djibouti coordinates the request with the relevant professionals.

Their privacy

We agree with your relative what can be shared. Paying for care does not automatically give access to their medical record.

Prepare their request

How it works

How a request for a relative works.

01
Tell us the situation
Share the care needed and the neighbourhood where your loved one lives.
02
Check the arrangements
The team explains availability, the total cost and payment options.
03
Confirm with your loved one
We arrange the appointment and follow-up with them.

Practical guides

Frequently asked questions.

What about emergencies?

Medyc is not an emergency service. The person on site should call 119 (SMUR) or 18 (fire brigade) straight away; then message us to arrange what comes next.

Can I pay from abroad?

The team confirms available payment methods from your country, the currency and any fees before you commit.

Is care available everywhere in Djibouti?

Access depends on the service and your loved one’s address. Tell us their area so we can check availability.

Will I receive their medical report?

Only within the sharing permissions given by your loved one or appropriate representative authority.

What if their needs change?

Contact the team to revisit the service and arrangements. Any fees, cancellations or refunds depend on the agreed terms.

Arrange care
for a relative.