Psychiatric Consultation

Common Features Of Online Consultation At PAK Medical Care

🤲 Who We Help! (For Individuals & Families)

  • Depression, anxiety, trauma (including post-COVID stress)
  • Marriage & family conflicts (with discreet mediation)
  • Academic/career stress (student counseling)

💡 Our Approach

  • ✔ 100% Confidential – No community disclosure.
  • ✔ Urdu/English Sessions – Express yourself comfortably.
  • ✔ Home Visits (Select cities) – For elderly/homebound patients.

Join Us As Psychiatric/ Psychologist!

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Join Us Today!

A healthcare worker is one who delivers care and services to the sick and ailing either directly as doctors and nurses or indirectly as aides, helpers, laboratory technicians, or even medical waste handlers. Are you registered Psychiatric/ Psychologist; Join Us for Psycotherapic Service at your desired fee today.

🤲 Faith-Sensitive Options

  • Islamic counseling (Quranic principles + evidence-based therapy)
  • Halal-certified therapists (hijabi female counselors available)
How do online consultations work?
An online doctor software (or telemedicine platform) allows patients to consult doctors remotely using a website or mobile app. Here’s how it typically works:
  • Patient Registration & Profile Creation
  • Doctor selection & appointment booking with greater saving of time & money
  • Virtual consultation with medical doctor from home
  • E-Prescription, Online Medical Record & Treatment Plan
  • Connect with Psychiatric/ Psychologist offering Home Care Services
  • Follow-Ups & Reports Sharing with Doctors
FAQs

❓ "Will my family find out?" → All records are encrypted. We use discreet billing (e.g., "PMC Wellness").

❓ "Is therapy haram?" → No. Prophet (PBUH) advised seeking cures (Sahih Bukhari 5678). We follow Islamic medical ethics.

❓ "Can you treat jinn possession?" → We assess for mental health conditions (e.g., schizophrenia) with respect for spiritual beliefs.

❓ "Is this just for 'pagal' people?" → "No. We help everyday struggles like stress, insomnia, and relationship worries—just like visiting a doctor for fever."