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Physicians Directory & Referral Guide Physicians Directory & Referral Guide A comprehensive directory of our medical staff dedicated to the health and well-being of patients. Welcome Dear Colleagues, Welcome to our physician’s directory. Our aim is to make information about our physicians and medical services accessible to you and your patients. United Eastern Medical Services (UEMedical) is the leading privately owned healthcare development & investment Company in Abu Dhabi. Since 2005, UEMedical has continuously raised the standards of medical services in the Emirate with its highly recognized specialty hospitals and outpatient facilities. Our integrated healthcare network includes the flagship Danat Al Emarat Hospital for Women and Children, HealthPlus network of specialty centers and the Moorefield’s Eye Hospital Abu Dhabi. Our mission is unique in the region, and it fuels a deep commitment to our community. We believe that timely access to appropriate and high quality care is the overarching goal for every patient encounter. This directory is designed to help physicians know the specialties available within our network to give them the capabilities that could benefit their patients. It provides physicians with convenient access to UEMedical resources. It will help you schedule outpatient appointments including coordination of patient communications, identifying appropriate specialists for consultation, facilitating physician-to-physician communication and providing information about specialized services. Each of our facilities is committed to providing the highest quality care possible for our patients. Our physicians are renowned for their compassionate approach to each and every patient, and their open interpersonal communication skills Teamwork and accountability are essential components of our practice. The care we provide is supported by the latest and the most current medical knowledge and advanced state-of-the-art technology utilized by our highly skilled and experienced staff. I hope you find the information useful and helpful in assuring your patients that we have taken major steps Table of Contents to build a system of care that ensures timely, accurate, and effective treatments. Contact Information ................................... 3 Best regards Introduction UEMedical ................................................ 6 Danat Al Emarat ...................................... 7 HealthPlus .............................................. 9 Moorfields Eye Hospital Abu Dhabi ....11 Physicians Information ............................... 14 Assoc. Prof. Dr. Thomas Kunt Chief Medical Officer Index by Physician ..................................... 80 Index by Specialty ..................................... 86 1 Contact Information United Eastern Medical Services Referral Office P.O. Box: 60991, Abu Dhabi, U.A.E. United Eastern Medical Services offers exceptional healthcare services dedicated to delivering +971 2 626 6805 patient-centric healthcare solutions. Our referral team is committed to meeting your patients’ +971 2 626 6897 individual needs, making the visit to our facilities as comfortable as possible. www.uems.ae The service begins from the moment a medical report/ referral / phone call is received. Our team will ensure that your patients are booked with the appropriate specialist at a convenient time Danat Al Emarat Women & Children and location. P.O. Box: 8339, Abu Dhabi, U.A.E. +971 2 614 9999 For quick, convenient referrals – named and unnamed – contact our Referral Office. This department liaises with consultants, specialists, health professionals and patients to provide +971 2 651 0088 appointments at our facilities. The service provides you with: www.danatalemarat.ae • Rapid access to appointments with our top specialised physicians Networks • One telephone number and one phone call – we look after the rest • Peace of mind knowing that your patient is being looked after P.O. Box: 60843, Abu Dhabi, U.A.E. • Upon consultation/ treatment a full medical report will be sent to the referring doctor +971 2 643 3494 • In the event you require further medical information, the team will arrange for a telephone +971 2 643 3627 conversation with the treating doctor www.hplus.ae Referral Office opening hours are Sunday to Thursday, 8:00 AM – 6:00 PM. Moorfields Eye Hospital Centre To refer a patient, please contact the Referral Office team on: P.O. Box: 62807, Abu Dhabi, U.A.E. Referral Office Team +971 2 635 6161 Tel: +971 2 614 9912 +971 2 635 7272 Fax: +971 2 5633872 www.moorfields.ae Email: [email protected] 3 4 Additional information United Eastern Our flagship facility, Danat Al Emarat Hospital for Women & Children is pleased to be able to offer an Admissions Service – an instant, referral system for patients requiring urgent general Medical Services medical care. This service is available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, through our urgent care center. Our Urgent Medical Center services includes: UEMedical›s portfolio of projects is coming UEMedical’s multi-cultural team of experts together to leverage the combined talent and comes from over 35 different countries 1. Obstetrics & Gynecology resources of a world - class Women & Children’s including: hospital, specialty centers and family clinics to 2. Pediatrics create an integrated healthcare delivery system Physicians: 90 3. Internal Medicine across Abu Dhabi and the UAE. Nurses: 230 Clinicians: 91 As Abu Dhabi’s leading privately owned Administration: 281 Healthcare Development & Investment For non-urgent medical admissions, please contact our referral office and the team will be happy Company, United Eastern Medical Services to assist you. (UEMedical) has been raising the bar for medical excellence since its inception. As a progressive healthcare development and investment company, we propel high growth and sustainability by identifying viable business opportunities within the complex healthcare sector. Bolstered by our parent United Eastern Group’s (www.ueg.ae) extensive experience and resources, UEMedical has harnessed the power of close governmental and community ties with a firm sense of social responsibility in spurring its business potential. Our venture has been further enlarged with Al Jaber Group (www.aljaber.com) and Darwish Bin Ahmed & Sons Co. (www.dbasons.com) as partners, considerably increasing the company’s resources and capital. For more information, please visit www.uems.ae 5 +971 2 626 6805 +971 2 626 6897 P.O. Box: 60991, Abu Dhabi, U.A.E. 6 Services available at Danat Al Emarat • 24-hour Outpatient Women’s and Children - Microbiology Clinics - Referral Laboratory • Allergy & Immunology - PCR • Ambulance Services - Urinalysis • Antenatal & Postnatal Clinic - Uro-dynamics • Bone Densitometry • Labor and Delivery • Breast Imaging • Mammography • Cardiology & Cardiopulmonary Clinic • Maternity • Cardiopulmonary Screening • Menopause Clinic • Child Development • Minimally Invasive Surgery Danat Al Emarat • Child Psychology • Mother Craft Program • Community Health Programs • Neonatology Hospital for • Day-care Surgery • Neonatology Intensive Care Unit • Dietetics • Obstetrics • Endocrinology • Obstetrics and Gynecology Surgery Women & Children • Endoscopy • Osteoporosis • Fetal Medicine • Pediatric Cardiology • Gastroenterology • Pediatric Endocrinology • General Imaging/Radiology • Pediatric Intensive Care Unit (PICU) Danat Al Emarat is a world-class specialty women and children’s hospital located in the Emirate of • General Surgery • Pediatric Surgery Abu Dhabi and managed by Singaporean Parkway Health, a subsidiary of Southeast Asia’s largest • Genetic Medicine • Pediatrics private healthcare provider, Parkway Pantai. • Gynecology • Pain Management • Gyne-urology Clinic • Physical Therapy • Intensive Care Unit • Plastics and Aesthetic Surgery The five-storey and 150-bed hospital covers an area of 45,000 square meters. It offers a • Internal Medicine • Podiatry comprehensive range of inpatient and outpatient medical services including a full-fledged Neonatal • Laboratory (CAP Accredited) • Reproductive Medicine - Chemistry • Rheumatology & Osteoporosis Intensive Care Unit (NICU) & Pediatrics Center, Surgery, Obstetrics & Gynecology, Woman’s - Coagulation • Ultrasound Diagnostics & Breast Imaging and others, all of which are equipped with the latest technology and - Cytopathology • Urology - Hematology • Weight Management highly-qualified staff to provide unmatched patient and family-centered care. Our medical team is - Histopathology • Woman's Health Screening hand-picked from the international and local market specializing in numerous sub-specialties. Our - Immunochemistry consultants and primary care physicians work closely together to ensure the entire needs of women and children are addressed in a single convenient location and to the highest standards. Rooms and Suites Danat Al Emarat is the only private Women and Child hospital to have a Fetal Medicine Department • Our standard single rooms in the hospital are each spread over 40sqm with a private bathroom and 7/24 room service. along with a full-fledged NICU unit, Level III providing care for even the most fragile newborns, • The hospital offers VIP units spread over 4 categories that comprises of private VIP entrances establishing Danat Al Emarat as a regional referral center for women with high-risk pregnancies. and exclusive F&B menus. • The royal suites offer luxurious apartments on the VIP floor with access to a private entrances Adopting top international hospitality standards, Danat Al Emarat provides a full
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