A nurse comes to your home in Djibouti City for care or a sample collection.
A nurse, for the care your doctor prescribed. Ask for their name and qualification.
At the time agreed with you, or every day for a prescribed series of care.
At your home in Djibouti City. The team checks that your area is covered.
From 5,000 DJF (per visit).
Medyc is not an emergency service. Call:
01Tell us the care you need and your area. Use the form for the initial request only; the team will explain how to send a prescription if needed.
The team confirms the care, whether your address is covered, the time and the cost. Then you decide.
03The nurse comes at the agreed time. Documents recorded through Medyc stay in your space.
The cost depends on the care, the supplies needed and your address. The team gives you the total before you book, supplies included.
From5,000 DJFper visit
Visits take place in Djibouti City. Tell us your area and the team tells you whether it is covered. For an address outside the city, ask the team before making any arrangements.
Message the Medyc team on WhatsApp, call them or fill in the form on this page. Tell us the care you need and your area. The team will explain how to send a prescription if needed.
From 5,000 DJF per visit. The total depends on the care, the supplies and your address: the team confirms it before you book, supplies included.
Yes, in most cases: for an injection, a surgical wound dressing or a sample, the nurse will ask for the prescription. If the care needs a medicine, buy it before the visit and keep the original box.
Yes, for a prescribed series of care, for example one injection a day for ten days. Ask for the schedule of the whole series and its total cost before the first visit.
Yes. Medyc also arranges home visits by a doctor in Djibouti City: the doctor examines you at home. Just tell the team whether you need a doctor or a nurse.
Yes, with their agreement. Give their address and the number of someone who will be there. Their medical information is shared only with their permission.
No. In an emergency, dial 119 (SMUR) or 18 (fire and rescue).
No, Medyc services are not reimbursed by the CNSS at the moment.
Tell us the care you need and your area. The team in Djibouti calls or messages you back to arrange the visit.