Sehat Dehleez Balochistan is the new free telehealth app launched by the Government of Balochistan, bringing doctor consultations to people across the province, especially those living in remote areas. The launch was announced by Chief Minister Mir Sarfraz Bugti on X on 21 October 2026, and the app drew a strong response on its very first day.
With the Sehat Dehleez app, residents can consult qualified doctors from home over video call, at no cost, any time of the day or night. Here is everything you need to know about how it works, who can use it, and how to get started.
What is Sehat Dehleez
Sehat Dehleez is a free telehealth service launched by the Balochistan government and run by PPHI Balochistan. The app connects patients with qualified doctors through video calls to the PPHI-B Telehealth Nerve Centre in Quetta. It is built on Jitsi video-call technology, so consultations happen over a simple video link. You can find official information on the official Sehat Dehleez page of PPHI Balochistan.
Key Features & Services
The Sehat Dehleez app is completely free and available 24/7. Its services include:
- General health consultations with qualified doctors
- Maternal and child health guidance for mothers and newborns
- Common illnesses diagnosis and guidance over video call
- Health awareness information for families
First-Day Response
The app saw an encouraging response in its first 24 hours:
- 791 consultation calls received in the first 24 hours
- 495 consultations completed by doctors
- 718 calls carried location information
- 35 districts of Balochistan covered
Who Can Use It
Sehat Dehleez is open to residents of Balochistan, and the service is completely free. No official registration or CNIC requirement has been announced so far. If you are looking for other health support in the province, read our guide to the Balochistan Health Card.
How to Use / Download
You can get started with Sehat Dehleez through the official page of PPHI Balochistan, linked above in this article. It is the official source for the app and for guidance on starting your first video consultation with a doctor at the PPHI-B Telehealth Nerve Centre in Quetta.
FAQs
Is the Sehat Dehleez app free?
Yes. All consultations through the Sehat Dehleez app are completely free for residents of Balochistan.
What health services does it cover?
General health consultations, maternal and child health, guidance for common illnesses, and health awareness.
Is it available 24/7?
Yes, the service is available round the clock.
Who runs the service?
PPHI Balochistan runs the service. Video consultations connect patients to the PPHI-B Telehealth Nerve Centre in Quetta.
Do I need to register with my CNIC?
No official registration or CNIC requirement has been announced so far.
Conclusion
Sehat Dehleez is a major step for healthcare access in Balochistan, bringing free 24/7 doctor consultations to people’s doorsteps, including remote districts. With 791 calls in its first 24 hours, the service has already shown strong demand. If you live in Balochistan, try the app the next time you need medical advice. You can also explore our coverage of the Sehat Card Plus program, and visit the homepage for more updates on government programs.