Your record, with you
Medicines, results and signed visit notes, in Arabic and English.

Your records, medicines and care team in one place. Hajjiri Heart connects you with Dr. Mohammad Al-Hajjiri’s cardiology practice in Amman.
Android available now. iPhone coming soon.

Already a patient? Your clinic-issued code connects the app to your own medical record.
See how registration worksMedicines, results and signed visit notes, in Arabic and English.
Message the clinic securely. The team answers during clinic hours.
Your prescribed medicines and reminder times. Follow your care team's instructions.
Keep track of the tests and visits your care team plans for you.
Join a video appointment arranged by your care team. Consultations are provided by the physician.
Optional explanations of your record. It can make mistakes, does not diagnose or change treatment, and needs your care team's judgment.
Personal tools for anyone, whether or not you are a Hajjiri patient. Organise your notes and prepare for a visit with any doctor.
Preview of the next update. These tools are in testing and are not yet in the public download.
Connect the family history you know, one relative at a time.

Actual app interface. Fictional examples.
A common question
These personal tools are for you, too. Prepare for a visit with any doctor, without a Hajjiri patient account.
More common questionsYour notes stay on your phone. You choose what to export; nothing is automatically sent to the clinic. These tools do not assess risk, diagnose or monitor your health.
Read the privacy policyA few steps connect you to the right record. If you need a registration code, speak with the clinic team.
At your visit, the team opens your record and hands you a one-time registration code.
Download the app, enter the code, and confirm the email sent to the address the clinic has connected to your record.
Set your password, add two emergency contacts and review your consent choices. Your care team stays a tap away.
Consultant in Cardiology, Electrophysiology & Interventional Catheterization