Dr. Ayman Abbas

My dad was admitted to Burjeel with a bad infection. We were all really scared, especially my mom. Dr. Ayman Abbas was the one who actually sat us down in a quiet room and explained everything in simple terms—what was happening, what the plan was, and what to expect day by day. He gave us his direct number and answered our calls, even the silly questions. It made a terrible situation feel manageable. We felt like we had a partner, not just a doctor. (Patient of Dr. Ayman)

I've been seeing Dr. Abbas for about seven years now, since he was at his old clinic. He remembers things. He'll ask about my knee from two years ago or how the stress at my old job is now that I've changed careers. That consistency means everything. I don't have to re-explain my whole history every visit. I trust his judgment because he's seen the long arc of my health, not just one snapshot. At Burjeel, he's the same steady doctor, just in a bigger building. (Patient of Dr. Ayman)

Look, I hate going to the doctor. Had this nagging cough for weeks and finally went to Burjeel. Saw Dr. Abbas. No fluff, straight to the point. Asked good questions, listened, figured it out. Got the right meds, cough cleared up. Parking was a nightmare, but he was efficient. That's what I want. (Patient of Dr. Ayman)

I went in for what I thought was just really bad heartburn. Dr. Abbas, though, he didn't just write a prescription. He asked about the pain's pattern, what I'd eaten, even noticed I seemed more tired than I should. He said, 'Let's just rule a few other things out,' and ordered some blood work. I was annoyed at first—just wanted the antacid! But the tests showed my thyroid was completely out of whack. He called me himself with the results and walked me through the treatment plan. If he hadn't been so thorough, I'd still be thinking it was just spicy food and feeling exhausted. He caught what I didn't even know to mention. (Patient of Dr. Ayman)