Every consultation need, in your own systems.
Most partners start with one program — usually follow-up after surgery or an emergency visit — and add coverage as the need grows. Zira provides the local licensed clinicians, and they work inside the partner's own platform and records for each of these.
Post-Surgery Follow-Up
Structured recovery care after discharge: wound checks by video, symptom reviews, medication questions, and clear escalation back to the surgical team when something needs in-person attention.
Urgent Care
Same-day virtual assessment for illness and minor injury, with local clinicians triaging patients who need care now and directing them to the right level of care.
ER Follow-Up
A clinician reaches out after an emergency department visit to review results, confirm the plan, and close the loop — the visit most systems never get to make.
Everyday Illness & Refills
Routine virtual consultations for common conditions, medication questions, and refills — for communities where the nearest clinic is far away.
Mental Health & Chronic Support
Ongoing virtual support for mental health and long-term conditions, with documentation that flows back into the patient's local records.
After-Hours & Weekend Coverage
Night, weekend, and holiday coverage so patients always have a doctor to speak with — and staff are never the last line of clinical advice.
Governments, health systems, and the centers in between.
Governments & Health Authorities
National and regional health programs that need virtual consultation capacity for their populations, built to local policy and reporting requirements.
Hospitals & Health Systems
Hospital networks and integrated systems that want follow-up and urgent care to stay connected to their own clinicians and records.
Day Surgery Centers
Ambulatory and day surgery centers extending care past discharge, so patients are supported through recovery without returning to the building.
Clinics, Insurers & Employers
Group clinics, insurers, and employer health programs looking for dependable virtual doctor access for the people they cover.
Virtual care that extends local clinicians.
Local Doctors
Care is delivered by physicians who are licensed and practicing in the patient's own country — doctors who know the local health system, speak the patient's language, and understand local customs and expectations of care.
Local Rules, Country by Country
Every program is built to the licensing, prescribing, telehealth, and record-keeping rules of that specific country. We adapt Zira to each market's regulations rather than dropping a U.S. model into a new one.
Built Around Local Teams
Workflows, protocols, and reporting are shaped with each partner's clinical leadership to match their care pathways and standards.
Clinically Governed
Defined escalation criteria, clear documentation, and oversight with local clinical leadership — the same clinical rigor we apply across our U.S. network.
One Medical Team, Every Consultation Need
Post-surgery, urgent care, ER follow-up, mental health, or after-hours coverage — one medical team covers them all, working inside the partner's existing systems and added as the need grows.
Measurable Outcomes
Reach, response times, escalation rates, and readmission trends reported back to partner leadership, so programs can be evaluated and improved.
Conversations are furthest along in the Gulf.
Today our deepest relationships are with hospitals, surgery centers, and health authorities across the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates, and the State of Qatar — markets investing heavily in world-class healthcare, from Saudi Vision 2030 to the national health strategies of the Emirates and Qatar. We are in active conversations in other markets as well, and every one of them follows the same principle: care is delivered by doctors licensed to practice in that country, under that country's rules.
Kingdom of Saudi Arabia
Aligned with Vision 2030's Health Sector Transformation Program, we partner with hospitals and day surgery centers across the Kingdom — with follow-up care delivered by physicians licensed by the Saudi Commission for Health Specialties.
United Arab Emirates
Working with surgical groups and specialty centers in Dubai and Abu Dhabi to extend post-operative care into the home, with clinicians licensed by the DHA, DOH, or MOHAP — the Emirates' own health authorities.
State of Qatar
In step with Qatar's National Health Strategy, we collaborate with hospital networks to support recovery protocols through scheduled virtual check-ins by physicians licensed by the Ministry of Public Health.
Most care happens after the visit ends.
The questions, the worrying, and the complications rarely happen inside a hospital or clinic — they happen at home, in the days after discharge or an emergency visit, often between scheduled appointments. Virtual check-ins close that gap: they surface symptoms early, answer questions when they come up, and get patients back to their local care team quickly when something needs in-person attention.
For governments and health systems, that means fewer avoidable readmissions, more visible recoveries, coverage outside clinic hours, and patients who feel looked after long after they leave the building.
Zira provides the local licensed clinicians, structured consultation workflows, and reporting that make this possible — built around each partner's existing pathways and the licensing, prescribing, and record-keeping rules of the country the patient is in.
Exploring a partnership?
If you lead a ministry, hospital, surgery center, or clinical group, we would be honored to hear from you and learn what your patients need.
Zira Medical