Burjeel Medical City Abu Dhabi Reviews

I was really nervous going in for my first check-up in years. The clinic at Burjeel was so big and modern it almost made me more anxious. Dr. Meda must have noticed because he just started with some simple questions about my work and family, not just my symptoms. He explained everything about the tests he wanted to run in a way that actually made sense. I left feeling like I finally understood what was going on with my health, which was a huge relief.

Had a persistent stomach issue. Went to Burjeel Medical City, saw Dr. Muhammad Rafat Meda. He was direct, asked clear questions, ordered the right tests. Got a diagnosis and a treatment plan that worked. No fuss. Parking was a bit of a hassle, but the medical care was efficient.

It was a bit of a wait to see him, but once I did, it was worth it. Dr. Meda has a very calm way about him. He listened so patiently to all my little worries, which I know can be tedious. He never made me feel rushed. His advice was gentle but clear, and I felt truly cared for, not just processed.

Finally! After months of feeling run-down and getting nowhere with other doctors, I saw Dr. Meda. He actually connected the dots between things I thought were separate issues. He was so thorough, and when he laid out the plan, I just felt this weight lift. I'm already feeling better after just two weeks. Really, really good doctor.

At my age, you worry about being a bother. Dr. Muna Amam never made me feel that way. She listened to every old ache and explained things in a way I could understand. The clinic at Burjeel was comfortable, and she took her time. I feel properly looked after.

I had a minor procedure and was really nervous about the pain afterwards. Dr. Amam's plan for recovery was clear and it actually worked. She checked in on me the next day, which I wasn't expecting. The follow-up made a big difference in how quickly I got back on my feet.

Saw Dr. Amam for a stubborn cough. Straight to the point, figured it out, gave me a prescription that worked. No fuss. Would go back.

I'd been feeling run-down for weeks and my usual clinic just wasn't helping. A friend mentioned Burjeel, so I booked with Dr. Muna Amam. I had to wait a little past my appointment time, which I was grumpy about, but once I got in, she was different. She asked about my work stress and sleep, not just the symptoms. Put together a plan that wasn't just pills. It's been a month now, and I finally feel like myself again. She connected dots others missed.

For months, different doctors told me my chronic hip pain was just arthritis. I was getting really frustrated. Dr. Al Muderis was the first one who actually sat and listened, then ordered a specific scan no one else had. Turns out it was a rare impingement. He explained it all with a diagram on his tablet, which really helped. The surgery was complex, he said, but I'm finally walking without that constant ache.

I needed a straightforward hernia repair. Honestly, I was nervous about any surgery. Dr. Al Muderis made it simple. He told me exactly what to expect, how long I'd be off work, and even the small scar placement. The procedure itself was quick, and the recovery was exactly as he described. No surprises, just a smooth process from consultation to check-up.

The hospital itself is impressive, but what stood out was the team. From the front desk remembering my name to the nurse who cracked a joke when I was getting my IV—they made a stressful day easier. Even the person who brought the meals was kind. It felt like everyone was on the same page, which made trusting Dr. Al Muderis's plan a lot simpler.

What I liked most about Dr. Al Muderis is how he talks to you. He doesn't rush. Before my procedure, he asked about my job and my kids, which made me feel like a person, not just a case. He has a calm way of explaining things that cuts through the medical jargon. You can tell he's smart, but he doesn't make you feel small for asking a 'silly' question.

I've been seeing Dr. Murad for about five years now, ever since I moved to Abu Dhabi. He's my first call for anything, from a bad flu to managing my blood pressure. What I appreciate most is that he remembers me—he'll ask about my family or my job from our last chat. It feels like having a doctor who actually knows you, not just your chart. The clinic at Burjeel can get busy, but he never rushes you out. I trust his judgment completely.

As a project manager with back-to-back meetings, I need a doctor who gets straight to the point. Dr. Alobthani is that doctor. I went in with a persistent cough that was disrupting my work. He listened, asked the right questions, ordered a quick test, and had a clear treatment plan in minutes. No fluff, just effective care. I was in and out faster than I expected, and the cough was gone in a few days. Highly recommended for professionals who value their time.

Look, I don't like going to the doctor. But I had this weird pain in my side that wouldn't quit. Friend recommended Dr. Murad. He was straight with me—didn't sugarcoat anything, told me what he thought it was and what we needed to do. The X-ray was quick. Turned out to be a muscle thing, nothing serious. He explained it in plain English, gave me some meds, and that was that. No drama, good result. Parking at the medical city is a nightmare though, just a heads up.

My experience with Dr. Alobthani started on a really stressful day. I was visiting from out of town and woke up with terrible stomach cramps. I was nervous, in an unfamiliar hospital. From the moment I walked in, his nurse was calming. Dr. Murad had a very quiet, thoughtful way about him. He asked detailed questions about what I'd eaten, my travel, everything. He suspected it was a reaction to some street food and not something more serious, but he still ran a couple of tests to be sure. While we waited for results, he checked on me twice. It was just a bad reaction, and his treatment worked fast. I left feeling cared for, not just processed.

I'd been to three other doctors with this weird fatigue and joint pain, everyone said it was stress. Dr. Shankar was the first one who actually sat and listened to my whole history. He ordered a specific set of blood tests the others hadn't thought of. Turns out it was something quite rare. He explained it to me in plain English, drew diagrams on his notepad. I finally have a treatment plan that's working.

Had to get a minor cyst removed. Honestly, I was nervous at first, but Dr. Shankar made it so straightforward. The whole thing took maybe twenty minutes in his procedure room at Burjeel. He talked me through each step, even cracked a joke about the music playing. Sore for a day or two, but it healed up perfectly. It was just a simple thing, but he treated it with complete attention.

The parking garage was absolutely packed the day of my appointment, which stressed me out. But once I got inside, the place felt calm. The lady at the front desk saw I was flustered and helped me check in quickly. Dr. Shankar's nurse, I think her name was Aisha, was really kind while taking my vitals. The whole team just made a potentially stressful check-up feel manageable.

What stuck with me most was how Dr. Shankar talks to you. He doesn't rush. He sits down, looks you in the eye, and asks 'How are you *really* feeling?' When I told him I was scared about some test results, he didn't just dismiss it. He said, 'It's okay to be worried. Let's look at the facts together.' That meant everything.