Ahalia Hospital Mussafah Review (4436) 4.3

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  Fayis muhammed

  Reviewed 85 days ago

  Review of Ahalia Hospital - Comprehensive Medical Check-up CampnBy the Media Team, Abu Dhabi Indian School, Branch 1, Al WathbannOur school recently partnered with Ahalia Hospital to conduct a comprehensive medical check-up camp for our 200 teachers. This initiative aimed to promote health awareness and preventive care, ensuring our educators stay in their best health. nThe medical camp featured a team of healthcare professionals, including:nu2705 Optometrist - Conducting eye check-ups to assess vision and eye health. u2705 Dietitian - Providing nutritional guidance for a healthier lifestyle. u2705 Ayurveda Consultant - Offering holistic health consultations based on traditional Ayurvedic practices. u2705 General Practitioner (GP) - Addressing overall medical concerns and preventive health advice. u2705 Nurses - Conducting basic health checks, including height, weight, and blood pressure monitoring. nThe medical check-up was efficiently organized, ensuring that every teacher received personalized attention and valuable health insights. The dedicated medical staff from Ahalia Hospital provided professional care and helpful recommendations, making this camp a great success. nWe extend our heartfelt gratitude to Ahalia Hospital and its team for prioritizing the health and well-being of our teachers and conducting such a thorough and impactful health camp. nThank you for your exceptional service and commitment to community health!nn- Media Team, Abu Dhabi Indian School, Branch 1, Al Wathba

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  rezina rezina

  Reviewed 4 days ago

  Extremely Disappointed with the Ophthalmology DepartmentnnWe had a very unpleasant experience at the Ophthalmology Department. We visited on a Friday night with an MRI appointment, expecting a smooth process. Unfortunately, despite having an appointment, we were made to wait for over an hour, and our number was never called. nWhen we approached the nurse for clarification, her response was rude and dismissive. She told us that we should have come earlier or returned the next day if we couldn't be there before 10:45 AM--completely disregarding the delay caused by our MRI, which understandably took a bit longer. nDue to this lack of coordination, the department was already closed by the time we were done with the MRI, and we had to reschedule for the following day. nWe returned the next day with an appointment again, only to wait for another hour. It is unacceptable to face such long delays despite scheduled appointments. nThis experience does not reflect international standards of service. The management is disorganized, and the staff we interacted with were unprofessional and unhelpful. We expected better from a hospital of this reputation.

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  Jabir Ali

  Reviewed 144 days ago

  I recently visited the dermatology department at Ahalia Hospital, and unfortunately, my experience was quite disappointing. I had to wait an excessive amount of time for what should have been a simple consultation. It ended up taking nearly an entire day to get seen, which was frustrating and inconvenient. nWhile the staff were professional, the delays were unnecessary, especially for a routine visit. There definitely needs to be better management of time and appointments to avoid such long waits. I hope Ahalia takes this feedback seriously and works toward improving their scheduling and patient flow to provide a more efficient service.

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  Rinto Tony

  Reviewed 8 days ago

  Four months ago, I visited the Dermatology Department at Ahalia Hospital. Unfortunately, I had a disappointing experience, both from the staff and the doctor. I felt that the services provided were not up to the expected standards. I kindly request the management to ensure that all aspects of patient care are properly addressed for the betterment of the hospital's future.

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  ALVIN RAJ

  Reviewed 16 days ago

  I had a very disappointing experience at this hospital. Had to wait several hours because the doctor went for an emergency -- which I understand can happen -- but there were no other doctors available to attend to the waiting patients. nThere was no proper communication or updates from the staff, and patients were left sitting with no idea how long the delay would last. Many of us had taken time off work or traveled a long distance, only to be made to wait indefinitely. nEmergencies are understandable, but a hospital should have backup plans in place. This shows a lack of basic organization and respect for patients' time. nTo make the people happy they just checking the temp. And pressure without any reason .And the other available doctors are also not interested to check the report even and still waiting continue.

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