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Department

Orthopedics

Back, neck, knee and joint pain, sports injuries and fractures — assessed and managed properly.

At a glance

Timings
Vary by doctor
Walk-ins
Welcome
Insurance
Depends on the service and plan
Front desk
8:30 AM – 11:00 PM daily
Introduction

Pain you have learned to live with is still worth looking at.

Most people arrive here after months of managing something — a knee that clicks on the stairs, a back that tightens by Thursday, a shoulder that no longer reaches the top shelf. Orthopedics is the study of how bones, joints, muscles and ligaments work together, and what to do when one of them stops cooperating.

Our approach is conservative first. We examine, we explain what is actually happening, and we start with the least invasive option that will work. Imaging and surgery are tools, not starting points.

SpecialistOrthopaedic surgeon
ConservativeThe least invasive option that will work
PhysiotherapyIn the same building
Conditions we treat

What people come here for.

Services

What the department offers.

Orthopaedic Consultation

A full history and physical examination, with a clear explanation of what is causing the pain.

What it is forPain that limits how you move, on the stairs or at your desk

Fracture Care

Assessment, immobilisation and follow-up review as the bone heals.

What it is forA break that needs setting and watching

Joint Pain Management

Conservative management for arthritis and chronic joint pain, reviewed over time.

What it is forPain you have been managing for months or years

Sports Injury Assessment

Return-to-activity planning for strains, sprains and ligament injuries.

What it is forGetting back to training without repeating the injury

Follow-Up Review

Scheduled recheck so treatment can be adjusted rather than assumed to be working.

What it is forTracking recovery instead of hoping for it

Availability of individual services is confirmed at the time of booking.

Why this department

What patients notice.

Conservative first

We start with the least invasive option that will work, and say so plainly when surgery is not needed.

Physiotherapy in-house

Rehabilitation is in the same building, so treatment and recovery stay joined up.

Explained properly

You leave knowing what is wrong, what the plan is, and what should change by your next visit.

Follow-up built in

Recovery is tracked, not assumed. Treatment is adjusted when it is not doing what it should.

Treatment approach

How a visit actually goes.

01

Consult

History, examination and the questions that narrow it down.

02

Diagnose

Tests or imaging only where they will change the plan.

03

Plan

Options explained with what each involves and how long it takes.

04

Treat

Treatment appropriate to the diagnosis, explained clearly.

05

Follow up

A scheduled recheck so nothing is left to assumption.

Common questions

Before you book.

Do I need a referral to see an orthopedic specialist?

That depends on your insurance plan: some plans ask for a GP referral before a specialist visit. Send the front desk a photo of your card and they will tell you before you book. If you are self-paying, you can book with the department directly.

Will I need an X-ray on my first visit?

Not always. Your doctor examines you first and asks for imaging only when the result will change what happens next. If you need an X-ray or a scan, the doctor will explain why and where it can be done.

How long does an orthopedic consultation take?

Plan for around 30 minutes. Arrive roughly 15 minutes before your appointment time so registration is complete before your slot starts.

Is orthopedic treatment covered by insurance?

It depends on your policy. Send your insurance details to the front desk on WhatsApp before your visit and they will confirm your eligibility and any co-payment in advance.

What should I bring?

Your original Emirates ID, your insurance card, and any previous scans, X-rays or reports relating to the same problem — even old ones. They save time and sometimes save a repeat scan.

Book with this department

Front desk: 8:30 AM – 11:00 PM, Monday – Sunday. Each doctor’s timings vary; the front desk confirms them when you book.

Before your visit

  • Bring your original Emirates ID
  • Bring your insurance card
  • Bring previous reports or scans
  • Arrive 15 minutes early to register
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