Dr. Alaa Ameen Ali Saeed

I've been seeing Dr. Alaa for my chronic hypertension for over three years now, ever since he started at Burjeel. What I appreciate most is that he remembers me. He knows my history, asks about my family, and never makes me feel rushed. His approach is steady and predictable, which is exactly what you want when you're managing something long-term. I trust his judgment completely because he explains the 'why' behind every adjustment to my meds. (Patient of Dr. Alaa)

Had my gallbladder out last month. The surgery itself went fine, but the first few days after were rough. Dr. Alaa checked on me every morning, even on the weekend. He was really clear about the pain meds—what to take, when, and what side effects to watch for. It wasn't just a prescription handed over; he talked me through the recovery timeline day by day. Made a scary process feel manageable. (Patient of Dr. Alaa)

Went in for a bad flu that wouldn't quit. Dr. Alaa was straight to the point, listened, gave me a clear plan. Got the right meds, felt better in a couple days. No fuss, just good care. Parking at the hospital was a nightmare though. (Patient of Dr. Alaa)

So, I woke up with this crushing chest pain. Rushed to Burjeel ER, terrified it was my heart. They ran tests and it wasn't cardiac, but they admitted me for observation and Dr. Alaa took over. He sat on the edge of my bed the next morning, diagram on a napkin, explaining how it was likely a severe muscular spasm from stress and poor posture. "Your heart is strong," he said, and I nearly cried with relief. He spent more time calming me down than anything else. Followed up with me twice after I was discharged just to check the pain was gone. That kind of attention sticks with you. (Patient of Dr. Alaa)