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Doctors @ Your Doorstep: Careem Partners with FindMyDoctors.pk

  • January 28, 2017
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Much as everyone in Pakistan awaits winter to pull out that winter apparel, heaters and stock up on dry fruit, the dreadful bit of catching a flu remains with us through the season.

Careem PAK, which has been on top of its game with seasons, festivals and community service at large, has teamed up with FindMyDoctor.pk, to drive doctors to your doorstep.

In their official announcement, Careem says:

“With winter coming down on us, flu season is here. But with your busy schedule, booking doctor appointments and going all the way to the hospital is a huge hassle. Careem and FindMyDoctor.pk have joined hands to bring qualified doctors at your doorstep to treat your cold and flu! Best part? It’s free of cost! No hidden charges applied.”

One can easily book a doctor by:

  1. Open the Careem App and choose MyDoctor car type (In case it does not appear, re-login to your app)
  2. Make a NOW booking between 12pm – 5pm
  3. Press Chalo!
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