The Jordan Paralympic Committee (JPC) has launched the “JPC Clinics” mobile application, a new digital platform designed to improve access to healthcare and rehabilitation services for Paralympic athletes.
The application allows athletes to book and manage appointments for a range of services, including sports nutrition, physiotherapy and sports rehabilitation, and psychological counseling. The initiative aims to simplify appointment scheduling, improve service coordination, and enhance the overall healthcare experience for athletes.
According to the Committee, the application was developed through an initiative led by Tamara Al-Halaiqah, Sports Dietitian at the Jordan Paralymic Committee. The platform forms part of broader efforts to strengthen athlete support systems and advance digital transformation within Paralymic sport services.
By integrating healthcare and rehabilitation services into a single platform, the application is expected to improve efficiency and facilitate timely access to specialist support. The Committee also highlighted the importance of athlete feedback in the ongoing development of the platform and encouraged users to share suggestions for future improvements.
The launch of JPC Clinics represents a further step toward modernizing athlete services and supporting the health, well-being, and performance of Paralympic athletes in Jordan.