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NGI - Healthnet Network 31/03/2010 Participating Doctors and Clinics Dubai NGI - HealthNet Network 31/03/2010 Participating Doctors and Clinics Dubai SPECIALITY CLINIC TELEPHONE General Practitioners DEIRA 1 Dr. Ashkar Koroth Al Abeer Polyclinic 2612248 2 Dr. Gopi Krishnan AL Dhafra Medical Centre 2735959 3 Dr. Mohamed Kuthoos M. Nizar AL Faraj Polyclinic 2294959 4 Dr. Johur Al Alam AL Majid Clinic 2292030 5 Dr. Thomson Antony Al Muhaisnah Polyclinic 2544123 6 Dr. Ajmal Khan Al Musalla Medical Center - Al Muhaisnah Br. 2641449 7 Dr. El Mahgoub W. Ali AL Muteena Medical Center 2711850 8 Dr. Nazeem Ahmed AL Naseem General Clinic 2236677 9 Dr. Alex John AL Noor Clinic 2233324 10 Dr. Vinod Ramchandra AL Noor Clinic 2233324 11 Dr. Muneeba Siddique Ali AL Noor Clinic 2233324 12 Dr. Anand Ravindran AL Noor Clinic 2233324 13 Dr. Arun Asok Cheriyan AL Rafa Polyclinic - International City Branch 4227944 14 Dr. Baderaldin Saleh Mohd AL Rahif Medical Clinic 2647886 15 Dr. Sabitha Haneef Mohammed Al Rashidiyah Al Noor Polyclinic 2862410 16 Dr. Adel Al Shafy AL Razi Polyclinc 2282814 17 Dr. Isam Mohammed Shamma AL Razi Polyclinc 2282814 18 Dr. Abdelhamed Ali Selem Ayyad AL Razi Polyclinc 2282814 19 Dr. P. B. Basheer AL Shifa AL Khaleeji Medical Center 2940786 20 Dr. Adeel Mubariz AL Shifa AL Khaleeji Medical Center 2940786 21 Dr. Shermi Mumthas Careem AL Shifa AL Khaleeji Medical Center 2940786 22 Dr. Neda Khadhum Alwan AL Sultan Medical Center 2899033 23 Dr. Radhkia Ramesh AL Taif Medical Center 2222383 24 Dr. Kurushummottil K. Koshy AL Taif Medical Center 2222383 25 Dr. Prem Kumar Ali Medical Clinic 2246566 26 Dr. Jamal Al Fahl Baniyas Medical Clinic 2248077 27 Dr. Ramakrishnaiah Manjunath Belhoul Speciality Hospital L.L.C. 2733333 28 Dr. Amna I.A. Huwaish Belhoul Speciality Hospital L.L.C. 2733333 29 Dr. Nagham S. Jafar Belhoul Speciality Hospital L.L.C. 2733333 30 Dr. Mosab K. Ibrahim Belhoul Speciality Hospital L.L.C. 2733333 31 Dr. Rania Al Assafin Belhoul Speciality Hospital L.L.C. 2733333 32 Dr. Israa Khalid Ali Belhoul Speciality Hospital L.L.C. 2733333 33 Dr. Kawther Meligy Ali Belhoul Speciality Hospital L.L.C. 2733333 34 Dr. Raid Hussein Al Jubori Belhoul Speciality Hospital L.L.C. 2733333 35 Dr. Ganesh Soman Belhoul Speciality Hospital L.L.C. 2733333 Dubai 1/92 NGI - HealthNet Network 31/03/2010 Participating Doctors and Clinics Dubai 36 Dr. Fatima A. E. El Hassan Belhoul Speciality Hospital L.L.C. 2733333 37 Dr. Shireen Y. B. Khan Belhoul Speciality Hospital L.L.C. 2733333 38 Dr. Mohammed A. S. A. Al Bayati Belhoul Speciality Hospital L.L.C. 2733333 39 Dr. Reshmy Remadevi Belhoul Speciality Hospital L.L.C. 2733333 40 Dr. Marwan Khalid Mohammed Belhoul Speciality Hospital L.L.C. 2733333 41 Dr. Hayder Khalaf Al Zubaidy Canadian Specialist Hospital - Deira Branch 7072222 42 Dr. Uday Makkey Canadian Specialist Hospital - Deira Branch 7072222 43 Dr. Mohammed J. Kadhum Canadian Specialist Hospital - Deira Branch 7072222 44 Dr. Jason Tolidanes Suquila Canadian Specialist Hospital - Deira Branch 7072222 45 Dr. Raed Mahmoud Nasser Canadian Specialist Hospital - Deira Branch 7072222 46 Dr. Sweety Kumari Canadian Specialist Hospital - Deira Branch 7072222 47 Dr. Koulshan Mohammad Jameel Canadian Specialist Hospital - Deira Branch 7072222 48 Dr. Hala Abdulla El Taher Canadian Specialist Hospital - Deira Branch 7072222 49 Dr. Sindhu Sony Raj Canadian Specialist Hospital - Deira Branch 7072222 50 Dr. Hajira N. Hafizuddin Canadian Specialist Hospital - Deira Branch 7072222 51 Dr. Mohamed A.R. El Said Canadian Specialist Hospital - Deira Branch 7072222 52 Dr. Fatima Habes Spse Canadian Specialist Hospital - Deira Branch 7072222 53 Dr. Azita Abbas Canadian Specialist Hospital - Deira Branch 7072222 54 Dr. Shadia Ghanim Thamir Canadian Specialist Hospital - Deira Branch 7072222 55 Dr. Sadeer Samara Canadian Specialist Hospital - Deira Branch 7072222 56 Dr. Ahmed Abdelbagi Ahmed Canadian Specialist Hospital - Deira Branch 7072222 57 Dr. Vahid R. A. Javan Canadian Specialist Hospital - Deira Branch 7072222 58 Dr. Ammar Salman Canadian Specialist Hospital - Deira Branch 7072222 59 Dr. Samah K. O. Ali Canadian Specialist Hospital - Deira Branch 7072222 60 Dr. Naima Kulsoom Rana Canadian Specialist Hospital - Deira Branch 7072222 61 Dr. Nael H. A. M. Radi Canadian Specialist Hospital - Deira Branch 7072222 62 Dr. Khalidha Khanam S. Abdul Aziz Canadian Specialist Hospital - Deira Branch 7072222 63 Dr. Hassan Chaaban Canadian Specialist Hospital - Deira Branch 7072222 64 Dr. Safia Anwar Mohammed Canadian Specialist Hospital - Deira Branch 7072222 65 Dr. Uzma Sabir Aleem Canadian Specialist Hospital - Deira Branch 7072222 66 Dr. Lila Sharif Askari Canadian Specialist Hospital - Deira Branch 7072222 67 Dr. Rashid S. Abul Hoda Canadian Specialist Hospital - Deira Branch 7072222 68 Dr. Maryam A. R. Mahmoud Canadian Specialist Hospital - Deira Branch 7072222 69 Dr. Fatemeh F. Zahed Canadian Specialist Hospital - Deira Branch 7072222 70 Dr. Humayoon Kabeer Care Plus Medical Center 2725313 71 Dr. Rais P. Ibrahim Care Plus Medical Center 2725313 72 Dr. Amal M.A. Kader City Medical Center 2831611 73 Dr. M.Mohd Nizar Derma Health International Medical Center 2243786 Dubai 2/92 NGI - HealthNet Network 31/03/2010 Participating Doctors and Clinics Dubai 74 Dr. K.P.Ali Doctors Clinic 2246688 75 Dr. Valerina Y. Fernandes Doctors Clinic 2246688 76 Dr. Kadry Barry Down Town Medical Polyclinic 2212484 77 Dr. Ata Abdul Razek Dr. Ata Abdul Razek Clinic 2977566 78 Dr. Fathi Emara Dr. Fathi Emara Polyclinic 2666775 79 Dr. Mohd El Maraghy Dr. Fathi Emara Polyclinic 2666775 80 Dr. Suzan Al Badry Dr. Fathi Emara Polyclinic 2666775 81 Dr. Esam Ali Hassan Dr. Fathi Emara Polyclinic 2666775 82 Dr. Khalid Yousuf Lala Dr. Ismail Medical Centre - Al Muhaisanah II 2646529 83 Dr. P. N. Pakkar Koya Dr. Koya Clinic 2225854 84 Dr. Ukkiniveettil Rawther Dr. Koya Clinic 2225854 85 Dr. Josy Panikulam Dr. Moopen Medical Polyclinic 2289169 86 Dr. Pramod Kumar Mishra Dr. Moopen Medical Polyclinic 2289169 87 Dr. V. Shankar Dr. Shankar’s Polyclinic 2217938 88 Dr. Subash R. Deshpande Dr. Shankar’s Polyclinic 2217938 89 Dr. Durraiya Kamal Durraiya Kamal Medical Clinic 2238612 90 Dr. Anuja Reji Durraiya Kamal Medical Clinic 2238612 91 Dr. Nashaat Abdul Rahman Elaj Medical Center 2975566 92 Dr. Adham Al Hajjar Fathima Medical Centre 2358359 93 Dr. K.P. Hussain Fathima Medical Centre 2358359 94 Dr. Saleh Usman Fathima Medical Centre 2358359 95 Dr. Munavar Sultana Fathima Medical Centre 2358359 96 Dr. Sheralam Khan Fathima Medical Centre 2358359 97 Dr. Kim Crisostomo Sarmiento First Medical Centre 2976868 98 Dr. Ashraf Hussain Abdel Fattah Gulf Medical Centre 2626000 99 Dr. Sausan Ali Naser Gulf Speciality Hospital 2699717 100 Dr. Raphy John Joseph's Qusais Polyclinic 2636767 101 Dr. Sajeev C. Y. Joseph's Qusais Polyclinic 2636767 102 Dr. N. Jamkhou Mahboubi Medical Centre 2221615 103 Dr. Antonio Fabian Mid East Polyclinic 2216888 104 Dr. Khwaja Talha Mid East Polyclinic 2216888 105 Dr. Noma Salman Mid East Polyclinic 2216888 106 Homayoun Khorsand Mid East Polyclinic 2216888 107 Dr. M. M. Mohd Nazer Nasser Clinic 2631316 108 Dr. Mohd Abdul Rahaiman Nasser Clinic 2631316 109 Dr. Nisha Jacob Fenn Nasser Clinic 2631316 110 Dr. A. Chowdhury New Medical Centre Hospital 2683131 111 Dr. Al Sayed Kamal New Medical Centre Hospital 2683131 Dubai 3/92 NGI - HealthNet Network 31/03/2010 Participating Doctors and Clinics Dubai 112 Dr. Auday D.A.R. Al Aswad New Medical Centre Hospital 2683131 113 Dr. Aws Amir Alawi New Medical Centre Hospital 2683131 114 Dr. Bilal Al Azwai New Medical Centre Hospital 2683131 115 Dr. Hani Youssef New Medical Centre Hospital 2683131 116 Dr. Emad El Din Afara New Medical Centre Hospital 2683131 117 Dr. Asha Saleem New Medical Centre Hospital 2683131 118 Dr. Jaber Abdullah New Medical Centre Hospital 2683131 119 Dr. Nibras Sufian Salih New Medical Centre Hospital 2683131 120 Dr. Sally Abbas Aman New Medical Centre Hospital 2683131 121 Dr. Suhail Abbas New Medical Centre Hospital 2683132 122 Dr. Sherry Naguib Nicola Fahmy New Medical Centre Hospital 2683132 123 Dr. Surrawat Nadeem New Medical Centre Hospital 2683132 124 Dr. Akif Yassine New Medical Centre Hospital 2683132 125 Dr. Afshin Sadeghiyan New Medical Centre Hospital 2683132 126 Dr. Waseem Sarwar Memon New Medical Centre Hospital 2683132 127 Dr. Sayyed Mohammed Rizwan New Medical Centre Hospital 2683132 128 Dr. Ishrat Nadeem New Medical Centre Hospital 2683132 129 Dr. Huda Noori Salih New Medical Centre Hospital 2683132 130 Dr. Sunita A. K. Menon New Medical Centre Hospital 2683132 131 Dr. Mohammed Wasim Ahmad New Medical Centre Hospital 2683132 132 Dr. Maryam Abdel Rahim Mahmoud NMC Speciality Hospital 2679999 133 Dr. Snabel Buenafe Lazarte NMC Speciality Hospital 2679999 134 Dr. Jalal Irani NMC Speciality Hospital 2679999 135 Dr. Tarun Vijaykumar Shukla NMC Speciality Hospital 2679999 136 Dr. Vasavi Latha Chirumamilla NMC Speciality Hospital 2679999 137 Dr. Engilina Kaul NMC Speciality Hospital 2679999 138 Dr. Deepali Tewari NMC Speciality Hospital 2679999 139 Dr. Zaid Mahdi Mohammed NMC Speciality Hospital 2679999 140 Dr. Maha A. El Sayed NMC Speciality Hospital 2679999 141 Dr. Seyed Hamid Mir Najafi NMC Speciality Hospital 2679999 142 Dr. Smita P. Pania NMC Speciality Hospital 2679999 143 Dr. Mehran S. Yanough NMC Speciality Hospital 2679999 144 Dr. Eman T.M. Al Mukthar NMC Speciality Hospital 2679999 145 Dr. Monther S.A. Obeed NMC Speciality Hospital 2679999 146 Dr. Rekha Cheran NMC Speciality Hospital 2679999 147 Dr. Yamama Al Obaidi NMC Speciality Hospital 2679999 148 Dr. Mohamed Abdallah Rabah NMC Speciality Hospital 2679999 149 Dr. Reza Aliakbar Torkjazi NMC Speciality Hospital 2679999 Dubai 4/92 NGI - HealthNet Network 31/03/2010 Participating Doctors and Clinics Dubai 150 Dr. Gopa Das NMC Speciality Hospital 2679999 151 Dr. Ali A. Nadeer NMC Speciality Hospital 2679999 152 Dr. Anahita Mahmoud Farahbod NMC Speciality Hospital 2679999 153 Dr. Litto John NMC Speciality Hospital 2679999 154 Dr.
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