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The smarter way
to find a doctor
in Nigeria

Describe your symptoms, get matched with verified specialists, and connect directly via WhatsApp. Healthcare that actually works for you.

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✦ New · GLP-1 Weight Loss Programme

Nigeria's first
doctor-guided
GLP-1 programme

Access clinically supervised weight management with GLP-1 medications - prescribed by verified doctors, delivered to your door. No guesswork. No shortcuts. Just results.

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Doctor assessment
AI-assisted eligibility screening + specialist review
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Prescribed medication
Ozempic, Wegovy & alternatives — where appropriate
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Ongoing Support
Monthly check-ins with your assigned doctor
Your GLP-1 eligibility score
87/100
High likelihood of eligibility
BMI compatibility72%
Metabolic indicators88%
Prior attempts45%
Start free assessment →
How it works

From symptoms to
consultation in minutes

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Describe your symptoms
Tell our AI what you're experiencing. No medical jargon needed — just describe how you feel.
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Get matched instantly
We surface verified specialists relevant to your symptoms — complete with reviews, fees, and availability.
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Select your doctor
Browse doctor profiles, check availability, and choose who you want to consult with.
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Consult via WhatsApp
Pay securely from your Medvyy app and get linked with doctor to begin your consultation.
👨‍⚕️ For doctors

Grow your practice
with Medvyy

Join Nigeria's growing network of verified doctors. Reach more patients, consult on your schedule, and get paid instantly — all through WhatsApp.

Set your own consultation fee
Manage availability via WhatsApp bot
Get paid directly to your account
NARD & MDCN verification support
Zero upfront cost to join
Register as a doctor →
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Free
to join during early access
⚡
Instant
payment after each consultation
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WhatsApp
no new app to learn — works where you already are
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Nigeria-first
built specifically for the Nigerian healthcare context