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Al Sharq Hospital has 40 medical staff across 14 specialties. It has 1 reviewed doctors: Dr. M. Imad Othman (Nephrology / Consultant - Internal Medicine / Nephrology).
Al Sharq Hospital - Fujairah is a part of Al Sharq Healthcare Group, a division of Fujairah National Group (FNG), managing its various healthcare subsidiaries to provide comprehensive and quality healthcare almost for the last two decades. With years of services, focused on providing best consulting service and operational expertise, today the group become the most trusted healthcare provider in the Eastern region of the UAE. Al Sharq Healthcare currently owns a 100 bed Multi Specialty Hospital, 4 Medical Centers, 2 Specialized Clinics, 4 Retail Pharmacies and a Medicine Store. Al Sharq Hospital is the first and only JCI accredited 100 bed premium private general medical facilities located at Fujairah, United Arab Emirates to offer advanced medical care and emergency services. The hospital is designed with 21 outpatient departments, full-fledged emergency department, ICU, NICU, endoscopy, delivery suites, surgery units, etc. The hospital offers both inpatient and outpatient care which covers medical and surgical specialties. The state of the art diagnostic facilities comprise advanced and fully automated laboratory and most modern medical imaging equipments such as Open MRI, 256 Slice CT Scan, Mammography, 4D Ultrasound, Fluoroscopy, etc. All departments are manned with highly experienced staffs providing accurate, evidence-based and quality care of International standards. By the commencement of the Al Sharq Hospital, the group’s geographical healthcare periphery has been redefined to International levels by assuring comprehensive, quality and affordable care to the world community.
Location of Al Sharq Hospital
Al Sharq Hospital is located in Fujairah, UAE (Fujairah, UAE)
Amaanahhaseeb wrote a review 15th May 2021
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Dr Baisakhi is a terrible Doctor
My delivery was at alsharq hospital, Fujairah. It was the best option we had in Fujairah for delivering a baby. The hospital was good and was not crowded which was very important in the time of corona. So, we went ahead and chose an Indian Doctor Dr Baisakhi. But We had a really bad experience with Dr Baisakhi. Everything was well and good before We told her that we are delivering there itself. From 30 th week, we had appointment every two weeks. And she was telling everything is fine ,Baby growth is fine and we have scan pictures for the same also. And at 36 week,we had a Big Scan. At that time radiologist told me baby growth is only 33 week.So we informed the Dr about it. Suddenly she changed her opinion and told us ,Baby growth is less.Two days before she was telling baby is having adequate growth.And all of a sudden,She was telling there is growth retardation for baby and when we checked with another hospital, baby was fine. My due date was March 1 and she wanted to admit me on feb 16 for inducing pain. Last minute we dont want to change the hospital, so we went ahead and admitted on 20 feb, she was angry that we didnt get admitted on feb 16, she told us that we are playing with fire and its all about heartbeat. And when we got admitted she induced pain. And in 5 hours she broke my water and suddenly asked us to have caesarean, and reason she told was baby passed stool inside, but that water was clear and baby s heartbeat was showing normal in the CTG machine.
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wrote a review 2nd May 2020
Don’t understand negative review. Our experience was very good when our daughter was born in the hospital. And amazing nurses. Dr Anaam our Consultant was great!
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wrote a review 14th Jan 2019
only trying to extract as much money as they can from you. good luck if you dont carry an insurance card.
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wrote a review 13th May 2018
unfriendly Staff at reception, you can see the brightness on doctors face once they come to know that you are a insurance patient. They write unnecessary tests and does not care for the patient. Big scam. worst part is you have to wait more to get your medicine at pharmacy than you have spent time seeing the doctor ....
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