Burjeel Medical City Abu Dhabi Reviews

I've been seeing Dr. Fityan for my diabetes and blood pressure for about five years now, since before he moved to Burjeel. That's the thing—I followed him there. You don't do that lightly. He remembers the small stuff from last time, asks about my family, and never rushes. My numbers are the steadiest they've ever been. It's just solid, predictable care, and that's what you want when you're managing something long-term.

Had my gallbladder out last month. The first couple days after were rough, I won't lie. But Dr. Fityan and his team had a clear plan for the pain and kept checking in. They explained what was normal soreness and what wasn't, which stopped me from panicking. I'm back to my normal routine now, feeling good. The whole process felt managed, not just the surgery itself.

Saw Dr. Fityan for a bad sinus infection. Got in quickly, he listened, prescribed what I needed. No fuss. Fixed me up. What more do you want?

I was really nervous. Had this nagging pain in my side for weeks and my mind went to the worst places. The clinic was busy, I waited a bit, but when Dr. Fityan came in, he just sat down and said, 'Okay, tell me from the beginning.' He asked questions I hadn't thought to mention, like about my stress at work. Ordered the right tests, ruled out the scary stuff—turned out to be a muscular thing. He called me himself with the results so I didn't have to worry overnight. It wasn't just about fixing the pain; he understood the fear that came with it.

I'd been feeling run-down for months, and my local clinic just kept saying it was stress. At Burjeel, Dr. Aldahshan actually listened. He didn't rush me, asked about things no one else had, and ordered some specific tests. Turns out it was a thyroid issue that was messing with everything. He explained it in a way that finally made sense. I'm on treatment now and starting to feel like myself again.

Needed a minor cyst removed. Honestly, I was nervous at first, but Dr. Aldahshan made it so straightforward. The whole thing was over in what felt like minutes. He checked in during the procedure, told me exactly what to expect for recovery, and the follow-up was quick. It was one of those things you dread, but it ended up being a total non-event, which is exactly what you want.

The hospital itself is impressive, sure, but what stood out was the team. From the front desk who helped when I got turned around to the nurse who saw I was anxious and brought me water, everyone was kind. Dr. Aldahshan's assistant was particularly good at coordinating the next steps. It didn't feel like a factory; people actually looked at you and smiled.

What I remember most is how Dr. Aldahshan talks to you. He sits down, makes eye contact, and doesn't just stare at the computer screen. When I had questions about my medication, he drew a little diagram on a notepad. He's got a calm way about him that just puts you at ease. You feel like you're talking to a person, not just a title.

My five-year-old, Sami, had been complaining about his stomach for weeks. We saw a couple of doctors, but nothing seemed to help. I was so scared. Dr. Muezz Uddin was the first one who really sat down and listened to me describe everything—not just the symptoms, but how tired Sami had been, how he wasn't playing. He talked directly to Sami in such a gentle way, got him to smile. He didn't rush us. He ordered some specific tests others hadn't thought of, and it turned out to be a simple but tricky food intolerance. He explained the plan to us step by step. Sami is back to his old self now. I cried in the car after the appointment, just from relief.

Severe abdominal pain. Went to Burjeel Medical City. Saw Dr. Mohammad Muezz Uddin. He asked clear questions, examined me, ordered a scan quickly. Diagnosed a kidney stone. Explained the options: pain management vs. procedure. Chose management. He gave clear instructions for medication and what symptoms would mean I needed to come back. Followed up in a week. Pain is gone. Efficient, clear, effective.

I was quite nervous about seeing a new doctor for my ongoing digestive issues. Dr. Uddin has a very calm manner. He didn't interrupt while I explained my history, and he nodded along, which made me feel heard. The clinic was busy, and I did wait a little past my appointment time, but he apologized for the wait when he came in. His advice was practical—some diet adjustments and a low-dose medication to try first. He said we'd take it slowly. It felt like a partnership, not a lecture. I'm feeling hopeful, which is a nice change.

Honestly, I was a mess before seeing Dr. Uddin! I had this weird collection of symptoms—fatigue, some weight loss, just feeling 'off'—and I'd convinced myself it was something really bad. Google is not your friend! He was so thorough. He ran a full panel of bloodwork and checked things I didn't even know could be checked. When the results came back showing it was a significant vitamin deficiency and a minor thyroid thing, I almost hugged him! The treatment is simple: supplements and monitoring. He laughed (in a nice way) and said, 'See? Not the worst-case scenario.' My energy is already coming back. What a weight off my shoulders!

At my age, you worry about being a bother. Dr. Qureshi never made me feel that way. He took his time with me at Burjeel, explained everything about my blood pressure in a way I could understand, and even asked about my comfort. The whole thing was very reassuring.

Needed a full check-up fast to clear me for an overseas project. Dr. Qureshi got it done. Efficient, clear instructions, no unnecessary tests. Had my report and fit-to-travel certificate in two days. Exactly what I needed.

Honestly, I was nervous going in. But Dr. Qureshi is straight to the point, which I like. He listened, figured out my stomach issue wasn't serious, gave me a simple plan, and that was that. No fuss. Felt better in a week.

I'd been feeling run-down for months. My wife finally pushed me to see someone. From the first appointment, Dr. Qureshi was different. He didn't just glance at my chart; he asked about my work stress, my sleep, everything. He connected dots I didn't see. We did some tests, adjusted a few things, and he checked in by phone a week later. It wasn't an instant fix, but following his advice, I finally feel like myself again. That kind of attention is rare.

Had a pretty big surgery last month. The recovery was rough, I won't lie. Dr. Jouda was really clear about what to expect pain-wise and adjusted my meds a couple times to get it right. He didn't just send me home and forget about me—the clinic checked in a few times to see how I was managing. Still sore, but I'm getting there because of the plan he set up.

As a project manager, I don't have time for drawn-out appointments or unclear advice. Saw Dr. Jouda for persistent stomach issues. He was direct, ordered the right tests quickly, and gave me a straightforward treatment plan that worked. Got my problem diagnosed and sorted in two efficient visits. Exactly what I needed.

My back was killing me for weeks. Friend said to try Dr. Jouda at Burjeel. He's no-nonsense, listened, poked around, and figured it was a muscle thing, not something scarier. Gave me some exercises and a strong anti-inflammatory. Pain's mostly gone now. Good doctor.

I was really nervous going to the doctor—I always put it off. I'd had this lingering cough and fatigue for over a month. From the first visit, Dr. Jouda had a calm way about him. He asked a lot of questions, not just about the cough, but about my sleep and stress levels at work. He actually remembered details from my first visit when I came back for follow-up. Turns out it was a mix of a mild infection and just being run down. His approach felt thorough, not rushed. The parking garage was full that day, which annoyed me, but honestly, the appointment itself made the hassle worth it. I left feeling heard and, for once, confident about getting better.