Dar Al Kamal Hospital: appointment, doctors, emergency, insurance, parking and map
Dar Al Kamal Hospital is a private hospital in Sharjah on Al Sharq Street, Al Fisht / Al Heera Suburb. It is part of the Bin Kamil Group and is known for emergency care, surgical services, pediatric care, maternity and women’s health services.
This guide helps patients plan a visit properly: phone number, address, appointment process, doctors, departments, emergency, maternity, pediatrics, surgery, insurance questions, fees checklist, parking, map, video note, and official UAE/Sharjah support routes.
Call +971 6 599 7777. The hospital lists emergency care as 24/7. For life-threatening symptoms in the UAE, call 998 for ambulance.
Search results may show Al Sharq St, Al Fisht, Al Heera Suburb or Alheera Suburb. These point to the same Sharjah-side location. Do not confuse Dar Al Kamal Hospital with clinics or future Dar Al Kamal Medical Centre locations in other Sharjah areas.
Dar Al Kamal Hospital address, phone number and contact details
The official contact page lists Dar Al Kamal Hospital on Al Sharq Street in Sharjah with phone, email and appointment form. For any planned visit, confirm the doctor, department, timing and insurance route before travelling.
| Detail | Information | Patient action |
|---|---|---|
| Official name | Dar Al Kamal Hospital | Use the full name in Google Maps, taxi apps and insurance calls. |
| Address | Al Sharq St, Al Fisht, Al Heera Suburb, Sharjah, UAE | Use live navigation because Al Sharq / Al Fisht roads can be confusing for first-time visitors. |
| Phone | +971 6 599 7777 | Use for appointment, emergency guidance, department transfer, insurance and location help. |
| info@daralkamal.ae | Use for non-urgent written queries and follow-up confirmation. | |
| Emergency | Emergency care is listed as 24/7 | Use emergency for urgent symptoms. For life-threatening cases, call 998 ambulance. |
| Appointment page | Official contact / appointment form | Use the form for non-urgent appointment requests, but call for urgent or same-day needs. |
| Official website | daralkamal.ae | Use for doctors, departments, emergency and hospital information. |
“Hello, I want to visit Dar Al Kamal Hospital in Sharjah. Please confirm the department, doctor name, appointment time, consultation fee, insurance acceptance, approval requirement, parking option and how early I should arrive.”
Which care route should you choose?
Dar Al Kamal Hospital covers emergency, medical, surgical, pediatric, maternal and diagnostic services. Choosing the right route matters because emergency, OPD, delivery care, surgery and cosmetic services do not follow the same billing, insurance or appointment flow.
Use for stable symptoms, general physician visits, internal medicine, cardiology, pediatrics, gynecology, dental, dermatology, urology or planned surgery consultation.
Use for chest pain, breathing difficulty, loss of consciousness, severe fever, injuries, wounds, food poisoning, allergic reaction, serious pain or sudden symptoms.
Use for pregnancy care, delivery care, gynecology, newborn care, NICU-related support, pediatric clinic, vaccination and pediatric surgery questions.
If the condition is severe, sudden or worsening fast, use emergency. If the case is stable, book OPD. If the visit involves pregnancy, newborn care, surgery or insurance approval, call first and ask for documents, price and exclusions.
How to book an appointment at Dar Al Kamal Hospital
The hospital website provides a contact/appointment form. For urgent needs, calling is better than waiting for an online reply. For routine visits, the form can be used after you know the department and preferred doctor.
- Choose the department. Decide whether you need emergency, general physician, internal medicine, pediatrics, gynecology, surgery, urology, dental, dermatology, cardiology or another service.
- Check doctors first if needed. Use the official Dar Al Kamal doctors page.
- Call the hospital. Dial +971 6 599 7777 for the fastest confirmation.
- Use the online form for non-urgent requests. Use the official appointment/contact form.
- Confirm the doctor and timing. Doctor availability can change, so do not travel only because a doctor is listed online.
- Ask fee and insurance questions. Confirm cash consultation fee, co-pay, approval requirement and whether tests/procedures are separate.
- Carry documents. Bring Emirates ID, insurance card, previous reports, scans, prescriptions, allergy list and payment method.
- Arrive early. Registration, insurance checks and payment can take time, especially for maternity, surgery or emergency follow-up.
Do not ask only “doctor available?” Ask for department, doctor name, consultation fee, insurance coverage, approval, documents, parking, follow-up rule and whether tests may be required.
Fees, consultation charges and cost questions
Dar Al Kamal Hospital does not publish one fixed universal consultation fee for every doctor and department on the public pages. Costs can change by doctor level, specialty, insurance, lab, radiology, medicine, emergency care, surgery, maternity, NICU and procedures.
| Cost area | Why price can change | Exact question to ask |
|---|---|---|
| OPD consultation | Doctor level, specialty, first visit/follow-up, insurance network and co-pay. | “What is the cash consultation fee and my insurance co-pay for this exact doctor?” |
| Emergency visit | Triage, doctor assessment, medications, lab, imaging, observation or admission. | “When stable, can billing explain itemized charges and insurance approval?” |
| Gynecology / pregnancy | Consultation, ultrasound, lab tests, delivery care, anesthesia, C-section, newborn care and NICU. | “What is included, what is excluded, and what changes if delivery becomes C-section?” |
| Pediatrics / NICU | Consultation, vaccination, emergency, admission, NICU, medicines and investigations. | “Is the child’s care OPD, emergency or admission, and what is covered by insurance?” |
| General surgery | Surgeon, anesthesia, OT, laparoscopic vs open surgery, medicines, admission and consumables. | “Please explain the full estimate, exclusions and approval route before surgery.” |
| Plastic / cosmetic surgery | Cosmetic services may be self-pay and can include surgeon, anesthesia, OT, consumables and follow-up. | “Is this cosmetic or medically necessary, and is it covered by insurance?” |
| Dental / dermatology | Consultation, procedure, medicines, devices, materials and cosmetic components. | “Is the procedure separate from the consultation?” |
| Lab / radiology | Test type, ultrasound, CT, mammogram, report timing and approval status. | “Does this test need pre-approval and when will the report be ready?” |
If your case is not emergency, call your insurer or TPA before visiting and ask whether Dar Al Kamal Hospital, the exact doctor, department, test, maternity service or surgery is covered under your plan.
Doctors and how to choose the right specialist
The official doctors page lists specialists across cardiology, obstetrics and gynecology, pediatrics and neonatology, general surgery, plastic surgery, neurosurgery, internal medicine, nephrology, neurology, dentistry, emergency medicine, radiology, dermatology and other services. Availability can change, so confirm timing before travelling.
Ask whether the doctor is consultant, specialist or general practitioner, and whether they handle your exact condition.
Ask if lab, imaging, anesthesia, procedure, medicines and follow-up are included or billed separately.
| Need | Likely doctor / department | Booking tip |
|---|---|---|
| Pregnancy, gynecology, delivery care | Obstetrics and gynecology | Ask about doctor availability, ultrasound, delivery plan, C-section and NICU support. |
| Child fever, newborn care, vaccination | Pediatrics and neonatology | Bring vaccination card and previous medicine list. |
| Chest pain, palpitations, high blood pressure | Cardiology or emergency if severe | Severe chest pain, sweating or breathlessness needs emergency care. |
| Fever, diabetes, chronic disease | General physician, family medicine, internal medicine | Carry old reports and current medicine list. |
| Hernia, gallbladder, appendix, piles, minor surgery | General surgery | Ask if laparoscopic surgery, anesthesia and admission are included in estimate. |
| Kidney, urine, prostate, men’s health | Urology, nephrology where needed | Carry urine report, ultrasound or CT if available. |
| Dental, skin, cosmetic concern | Dentistry, dermatology, plastic surgery | Ask if treatment is medical or cosmetic and whether insurance applies. |
Departments, treatments and services
Dar Al Kamal Hospital lists departments and services including emergency, general surgery, gynecology and obstetrics, laboratory, plastic surgery, urology, pediatric care, pediatric surgery, family medicine, radiology, pharmacy and other medical support services.
| User need | Relevant department | Practical guidance |
|---|---|---|
| Emergency symptoms, injury or sudden illness | Emergency department, pharmacy, ambulance / emergency transport support | Use emergency for severe symptoms and call 998 for life-threatening situations. |
| Pregnancy, delivery, women’s health | Gynecology & Obstetrics | Ask about ultrasound, delivery support, C-section, NICU and package/estimate details. |
| Child fever, newborn care, child surgery | Pediatrics, neonatology, pediatric surgery | Ask whether OPD, emergency, NICU or pediatric surgery route is needed. |
| Appendix, hernia, gallbladder, piles, breast/thyroid surgery | General surgery | Ask if surgery is minimally invasive/laparoscopic and what is included in the estimate. |
| Kidney stones, urinary symptoms, prostate, men’s health | Urology | Ask if ultrasound, lab, CT or procedure approval is needed. |
| Skin, cosmetic, reconstructive concern | Plastic surgery, dermatology/beauty services where available | Cosmetic care may not be covered by insurance. |
| Chronic illness and preventive care | Family medicine, internal medicine, lab | Bring old blood tests, prescriptions and chronic disease history. |
| Imaging and testing | Radiology, laboratory | Ask about preparation, report timing and insurance approval. |
| Medicine after consultation | Pharmacy | Emergency page says the pharmacy operates 24/7 for essential medications. |
Maternity, gynecology and delivery planning
Dar Al Kamal Hospital’s official pages strongly highlight gynecology, obstetrics, maternity and pediatric care. If you are planning pregnancy care or delivery, do not focus only on the package amount. The most important questions are inclusions, exclusions, emergency changes, NICU, doctor availability and insurance approval.
Ask about routine visits, ultrasound, lab tests, anomaly scan, high-risk pregnancy route and delivery planning.
Ask what happens if normal delivery changes to assisted delivery or C-section, and what each scenario costs.
Ask about pediatrician, NICU support, baby tests, vaccination, phototherapy and extra stay charges.
| Maternity question | Why it matters | What to ask |
|---|---|---|
| Normal delivery vs C-section | Final cost and recovery plan can change if delivery mode changes. | “What is included and what changes if C-section is needed?” |
| NICU and baby care | NICU can significantly change cost and length of stay. | “What are NICU charges and insurance rules if baby needs admission?” |
| Epidural / anesthesia | Anesthesia may be separate from delivery estimate. | “Is epidural or anesthesia included?” |
| Doctor availability | The doctor you follow in pregnancy may not always be available for delivery. | “Who will attend delivery if my doctor is not available?” |
| Package exclusions | Medicines, scans, lab, extra stay, high-risk care and baby admission may be separate. | “Can I get the full package inclusion and exclusion list in writing?” |
“Please explain the current maternity package, doctor availability, ultrasound/lab inclusion, normal delivery, C-section, anesthesia, NICU, baby care, extra stay, high-risk charges and insurance approval process.”
Pediatrics, newborn care and child surgery
The hospital’s pediatric pages describe pediatric clinic, neonatal intensive care, pediatric vaccination and pediatric surgeries such as tonsillectomy, appendectomy, circumcision, hernia, abdominal mass and urologic surgery. Parents should confirm whether the child needs OPD, emergency, NICU or surgery consultation.
| Child need | Best route | What to carry / ask |
|---|---|---|
| Fever, cough, vomiting, routine illness | Pediatric clinic or emergency if severe | Bring vaccination card, medicine list and recent temperature readings. |
| Newborn issue, feeding, jaundice, breathing concern | Pediatrician / neonatology / emergency depending on severity | Ask if baby needs admission, NICU, phototherapy or lab tests. |
| Vaccination | Pediatric vaccination | Confirm vaccine availability, price and insurance coverage before arrival. |
| Appendix, hernia, circumcision, urologic surgery | Pediatric surgery / general surgery | Ask about anesthesia, fasting, estimate, follow-up and insurance approval. |
| High fever, seizure, breathing difficulty | Emergency | Use emergency route immediately; do not wait for OPD. |
Insurance and payment: what patients should check
Dar Al Kamal Hospital’s website shows insurance coverage logos, but the public page does not give every plan detail in text. Insurance coverage always depends on your insurer, TPA, network, doctor, department, procedure, approval and exclusions.
Ask whether your exact insurance card is accepted for the doctor and specialty.
Ask whether lab, radiology, medicines and procedures need separate approval.
Ask for estimate, deposit, approval status, room category and exclusions.
- Carry Emirates ID and insurance card.
- Ask if referral or pre-approval is required.
- Ask whether dental, cosmetic, maternity, surgery, NICU and imaging are covered.
- Keep approval SMS, insurer email, invoices, prescriptions and medical reports.
- If a claim is rejected, ask for the rejection reason in writing.
Call both the hospital and your insurer before a planned visit. Ask the same question twice: “Is Dar Al Kamal Hospital covered for this exact doctor and service under my plan?”
Parking, taxi and arrival tips
Public parking conditions near Al Sharq / Al Fisht can change. The safest approach is to call the hospital before visiting and ask where patients should park today. If you park in a Sharjah paid parking area, follow the parking sign or official SMS/app instructions.
| Arrival option | Best for | Practical tip |
|---|---|---|
| Car | Families, maternity visits, children, elderly patients and people carrying reports. | Call and ask where patients should park and which entrance is closest to your department. |
| Taxi / ride app | Patients who should avoid walking or parking stress. | Use “Dar Al Kamal Hospital, Al Sharq Street, Al Fisht, Sharjah.” |
| Drop-off first | Pregnant patients, children, elderly patients, pain or limited mobility. | Drop the patient at the entrance first; another adult can manage parking. |
| Sharjah SMS parking | If parked in a paid public space. | Sharjah Municipality FAQ says UAE private plates can use SMS format: plate source, plate number and duration to 5566. |
| Emergency arrival | Severe symptoms or unstable patient. | Use emergency entrance or ambulance. Do not delay urgent care for normal parking. |
Do not publish a fixed parking fee unless the hospital confirms it. Parking signs and rules can change. Keep parking SMS/app confirmation if you use public parking.
Dar Al Kamal Hospital Google Map
Use this map for orientation, then open live navigation on your phone for current traffic, route and entrance guidance.
MoHAP, UAE and Sharjah support routes
Dar Al Kamal Hospital is a private hospital in Sharjah. For medical facility complaints in Sharjah and other Northern Emirates, MoHAP provides an official complaint route for private health and pharmaceutical facilities and their staff. For life-threatening emergencies, use official UAE emergency numbers.
| Need | Official route | How it helps |
|---|---|---|
| Emergency ambulance | UAE emergency numbers | 998 for ambulance, 999 for police and 997 for fire/civil defence. |
| Private healthcare complaint | MoHAP private health facility complaint service | Use for complaints about MoHAP-licensed private health facilities and medical staff in Sharjah and Northern Emirates. |
| Parking SMS help | Sharjah Municipality SMS parking FAQ | Use for official SMS parking format and registration guidance. |
| Hospital contact first | Dar Al Kamal contact page | Use for appointment, department and hospital-level service queries before escalation. |
| Insurance or financial issue | Hospital billing desk, insurer/TPA and relevant consumer/authority route | MoHAP medical complaints do not handle financial/insurance matters, so keep written proof. |
Keep appointment messages, invoices, doctor name, date, reports, prescriptions, insurance approval/rejection, estimate, discharge summary, package sheet and the hospital’s written response. Clear documents make any official request easier.
Emergency guidance: when not to wait for an appointment
Dar Al Kamal Hospital lists 24/7 emergency care and emergency transportation support. If symptoms are serious, do not wait for an appointment form response or compare costs online.
Call 998 for ambulance, 999 for police or 997 for fire/civil defence in the UAE. Go to the nearest emergency department for severe chest pain, stroke symptoms, unconsciousness, serious breathing difficulty, heavy bleeding, major injury, seizure, poisoning, severe allergic reaction or sudden weakness.
- Emergency patients may be treated by severity, not arrival order.
- Do not delay emergency care to collect documents.
- If available, bring Emirates ID, insurance card, medicine list and allergy information.
- Once the patient is stable, ask billing/insurance for approvals and itemized charges.
- For children with breathing difficulty, seizure, dehydration signs or very high fever, use emergency route.
Dar Al Kamal Hospital video note
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Local insider tips for a smoother visit
- Use the exact location wording. Search “Dar Al Kamal Hospital Al Sharq St Al Fisht Sharjah.”
- Call before maternity visits. Confirm doctor, scan timing, delivery estimate, NICU rules and exclusions.
- Use morning slots for complex visits. Lab, imaging, approvals and specialist reviews are easier when more working-day time remains.
- Carry old reports. Previous scans, lab results, prescriptions and discharge notes help doctors decide faster.
- Ask insurance before tests. Consultation may be covered while lab, radiology or procedure needs approval.
- For children, bring vaccination records. Pediatric visits are smoother when doctors can see past vaccines and medicines.
- For surgery, ask for a full estimate. Include surgeon, anesthesia, OT, medicines, consumables, room, follow-up and complications.
- For cosmetic services, check self-pay rules. Many cosmetic services may not be covered by insurance.
- For parking, keep proof. Keep SMS/app confirmation if you use Sharjah public parking.
- Ask report delivery method before leaving. Confirm whether reports are printed, emailed, collected later or reviewed in follow-up.
FAQs about Dar Al Kamal Hospital
Where is Dar Al Kamal Hospital located?
Dar Al Kamal Hospital is located on Al Sharq Street, Al Fisht, Al Heera Suburb, Sharjah, United Arab Emirates.
What is the phone number for Dar Al Kamal Hospital?
The main phone number is +971 6 599 7777. Use it for appointments, emergency guidance, departments, insurance questions and location help.
Does Dar Al Kamal Hospital have 24/7 emergency service?
Yes. The hospital lists 24/7 emergency care. For life-threatening emergencies in the UAE, call 998 for ambulance.
How do I book an appointment at Dar Al Kamal Hospital?
You can call +971 6 599 7777 or use the official contact/appointment form on the hospital website. For urgent or same-day needs, calling is better.
What departments are available at Dar Al Kamal Hospital?
Departments and services include emergency, general surgery, gynecology and obstetrics, pediatrics, pediatric surgery, laboratory, radiology, pharmacy, urology, plastic surgery, family medicine and related medical services.
Does Dar Al Kamal Hospital offer maternity services?
Yes. Dar Al Kamal Hospital’s official pages highlight maternal and pediatric care, gynecology and obstetrics, pregnancy care, delivery care and newborn support. Confirm delivery package details and exclusions directly.
Does Dar Al Kamal Hospital have pediatric care?
Yes. The hospital lists pediatric clinic, neonatal intensive care, pediatric vaccination and pediatric surgeries. Parents should confirm whether the child needs OPD, emergency, NICU or surgery review.
How much is consultation at Dar Al Kamal Hospital?
The hospital does not publish one fixed consultation fee for every doctor and department. Call +971 6 599 7777 and ask for the current doctor fee, insurance co-pay and follow-up rule.
Does Dar Al Kamal Hospital accept insurance?
The hospital website shows insurance coverage logos, but acceptance depends on your exact insurer, TPA, plan, doctor, department and approval rules. Confirm before treatment when possible.
What should I bring to Dar Al Kamal Hospital?
Bring Emirates ID, insurance card, previous reports, scans, prescriptions, allergy list, referral or approval documents if required, and a payment method for co-pay or uncovered services.
Final takeaway
For a smooth Dar Al Kamal Hospital visit, confirm the department, doctor timing, consultation fee, insurance approval, parking route and required documents before leaving. Use emergency care immediately for severe symptoms. For maternity, pediatrics, surgery or cosmetic care, ask for inclusions, exclusions and approval rules in writing.