
Talk to a doctor
By video, from home. Your prescription stays in your Medyc space.
- A doctor in Djibouti, by video from wherever you are
- Any treatment or tests explained after the consultation
- Your prescription saved in your Medyc space

Tell us what you need. We arrange the rest.
Pick what you need, in the app or with the team.

By video, from home. Your prescription stays in your Medyc space.

Clinic, specialist, lab or imaging: we find the slot and book it.

A doctor or a nurse comes to your home in Djibouti City.

Send your prescription: collect it at the pharmacy or have it delivered.
01Choose a service in the app or in your browser, or write to the team.
In the app or with the team, you see the practitioner, time, place and price. Then you decide.
03Prescriptions and results recorded through Medyc stay in your Medyc space.
With Liberté, discuss your glucose readings and everyday routine with the care team. The programme brings clinical follow-up and glucose monitoring together.
From27,000 DJF/ month

Starting prices are shown on each service above. The exact price is confirmed before you book.
Book, follow your requests and keep your documents in the Medyc app. No smartphone? Continue on the web or ask the team.
You can arrange their appointment. Their medical information is shared with their permission.
Care for your familyMedyc is not an emergency service. If a life is at risk, call now:
Numbers, duty pharmacies, hospitalsShort guides to the questions patients ask us most.
No, Medyc services are not reimbursed by the CNSS at the moment.
We recommend it: in the Medyc app for iPhone and Android, you book your care, follow each request and keep your documents in one place. No smartphone? You can continue on the web or ask the team to organise your request.
Prices depend on the service. Check the app or ask the team to confirm the cost before booking.
You can help arrange their appointment. Sharing their medical information requires their permission or appropriate representative authority.
No. In an emergency, call 119 (SMUR) or 18 (fire brigade), or go to the nearest emergency department.
Tell us what you need. The team in Djibouti calls or messages you back to organise your care.