Burjeel Medical City Abu Dhabi Reviews

Had to get a colonoscopy—not exactly anyone's idea of fun. I was dreading it. But honestly, the whole thing at Burjeel was straightforward. The prep was the worst part, as expected. On the day, Dr. Jayesh and his team were efficient and calm. The procedure itself was quick, I didn't feel a thing, and he talked me through the clear results right after I woke up. It was a relief to have it done and over with so smoothly.

My appointment was early, and I got a bit lost finding the right wing—that place is huge. One of the nurses saw me looking confused and walked me all the way to the clinic. The waiting area was quiet, had nice natural light, which helped calm my nerves. Even the person at the front desk remembered my name when I checked in, which was a small thing but felt really personal. It made the whole medical visit less intimidating.

What stood out about Dr. Jayesh was how he talked to my elderly mother. She gets flustered easily and hates hospitals. He didn't rush her. He sat down, made eye contact, and asked about her garden before even getting to the medical stuff. When he explained her new medication, he turned to me and said, 'And make sure she takes it with breakfast, not on an empty stomach, okay?' It was that practical, caring detail that meant the most. He treated her like a person, not just a patient.

I was a total wreck before my appointment. First time seeing a doctor here and I was so scared something was seriously wrong. Dr. Miller just had this calm way about her. She actually listened to all my panicky questions, didn't rush me at all, and explained everything in a way that finally made me feel like I could breathe again. Left feeling like I had a plan, not just a prescription.

My father was admitted, and we were all really worried. Dr. Miller was the one who actually took the time to find me in the waiting area to give updates in plain English, not just medical terms. She called my sister overseas to explain the situation when I couldn't. She didn't just treat the patient; she looked after the whole family through a scary time. We're so grateful for that.

Saw Dr. Miller for a persistent cough. Parking at Burjeel was a nightmare, but the appointment itself was fine. She was direct, figured out it was probably an allergy thing, gave clear instructions. Followed up like she said she would. No fuss, got the job done.

I'd been feeling run down for months, just off. Saw a couple of doctors who brushed it off. Appointment with Dr. Miller was different. She spent the first ten minutes just asking about my work, my sleep, things that didn't seem related. She remembered a tiny detail I mentioned about some old medication. Ordered one specific blood test the others hadn't. Turns out, she was right on the money—a thyroid issue. It wasn't just checking boxes; she actually pieced the story together. Started treatment and finally feel like myself again.

I'd been feeling off for months, just tired and achy. My old doctor kept saying it was stress. Dr. Asadi actually listened. He didn't rush me, asked a ton of questions I hadn't even thought about, and ordered some specific tests. Turns out it was a thyroid issue that was a bit tricky to spot. He explained it all on a notepad, drawing little diagrams. I finally feel like I have answers and a plan.

Had to get a mole checked and removed. Honestly, I was nervous at first, but Dr. Asadi made it so straightforward. The whole thing took maybe twenty minutes in his office at Burjeel. He talked me through each step, the local anesthetic pinched for a second, and that was it. Got the results back quickly, all clear. It was one less thing to worry about.

The hospital itself is impressive, but what stood out was the team. From the front desk who helped me find my way to the nurse who saw I was anxious and brought me a water, everyone was kind. Even when the parking garage was full and I was running late, they were understanding. It felt like a place where people actually care, not just a fancy building.

What I remember most is how he talked to my elderly mother. She was confused and scared. Dr. Asadi pulled up a chair, sat right at her level, and spoke so gently. He didn't use complicated medical jargon with her. He held her hand while explaining her medication. You can't teach that kind of patience and warmth; it just comes from a good place.

Had a persistent stomach issue that was affecting my work. Booked an appointment with Dr. Kesava Ananth Ramakrishnan at Burjeel. He was direct, diagnosed it quickly, and the treatment plan worked. Exactly what I needed - no fuss, just results.

I was so nervous going in, it was my first time seeing a doctor here. Dr. Ramakrishnan was really calm and explained everything in simple terms. He didn't rush me at all, even when I asked a bunch of questions. Left feeling much better, not just about my cough but the whole experience.

Look, I needed a check-up and my friend recommended Dr. Kesava. Got an appointment, went in. He's good. Listened, checked me over, gave clear advice. Parking at the medical city is always a pain, but the visit itself was fine. Would go back.

I'd been putting off seeing a doctor about this fatigue for weeks. Finally saw Dr. Kesava Ananth Ramakrishnan. The waiting room was busy, but once I was in, he took his time. He asked about my sleep, work stress, everything – not just the obvious stuff. Ordered the right tests, called me himself with the results, and we figured out a plan. It wasn't anything scary, just a vitamin deficiency and needing to slow down. He made a potentially stressful thing feel manageable.

I'd been to a couple of doctors about this constant fatigue and weird stomach ache. Everyone said it was stress. Dr. Khaled was the first one who actually sat and listened, really listened, for a full twenty minutes. He ordered a specific test the others hadn't even mentioned. Turns out it was a tricky parasite, not stress at all. He explained the whole treatment plan in a way that finally made sense. I'm just glad someone finally figured it out.

Needed to get a small cyst removed. Honestly, I was nervous at first, but the whole thing was so straightforward. Dr. Khaled walked me through each step before he did it, which helped a lot. The procedure itself was quick, and the recovery was exactly as he said it would be—no surprises. It's a relief when something just goes as planned.

The hospital itself is impressive, sure, but what stood out was the team. From the front desk who helped me find my way when I got lost, to the nurse who saw I was anxious and just chatted with me about my kids for a minute. Dr. Khaled's assistant was also great at sorting out my insurance paperwork, which is usually a headache. It felt like everyone was actually working together.

What I remember most is how he talked to my elderly mother. She gets confused easily. Dr. Khaled didn't just talk to me about her medication; he knelt down so he was at her eye level, spoke slowly, and checked she understood. He treated her with such genuine kindness, not just as a patient. That meant more to our family than anything.

I'd been to a couple of doctors about this constant fatigue and stomach pain, and everyone just said it was stress. Dr. Abdulkader Hamad actually listened. He asked questions about things no one else had, like specific foods and even my travel history years ago. He ordered some different tests and figured out it was a tricky parasitic infection I must have picked up ages ago. I'm finally on the right treatment and starting to feel like myself. He didn't just give up.