Kanad Hospital Al Ain guide: appointment, doctors, maternity, pediatrics, insurance, emergency and map
Kanad Hospital, formerly Oasis Hospital, is a not-for-profit hospital in Al Ain known for women’s health, maternity, newborn care, pediatrics and family-focused care since 1960.
This guide puts the useful official details in one place: phone, address, appointment steps, clinic hours, doctors, OB-GYN, maternity, NICU, pediatrics, urgent care, insurance, fees questions, parking tips, DoH support, map and official video.
Call +971 3 713 1111. Email info@kanadhospital.org. For OB-GYN enquiries, Kanad lists WhatsApp 058 822 4994. For life-threatening emergencies in the UAE, call 998 for ambulance.
This page is for Kanad Hospital Al Ain, formerly Oasis Hospital. Search results may show “Oasis Hospital,” “Kanad Hospital Al Ain,” “Kanad Hospital Sanaiya Street,” or “Kanad Hospital near Etisalat.” These commonly refer to the same Al Ain hospital.
Kanad Hospital phone number, address and contact details
Kanad Hospital’s official contact page lists the hospital phone as +971 3 713 1111, email as info@kanadhospital.org, and postal address as P.O. Box 1016, Al Ain, United Arab Emirates.
The hospital’s own location text also describes Kanad Hospital as being on Sanaiya St, Al Ain, near Etisalat. Use that wording for Google Maps, taxis and ride apps.
| Detail | Information | Patient action |
|---|---|---|
| Hospital name | Kanad Hospital | Also searched as Oasis Hospital Al Ain. |
| Address | Kanad Hospital, Sanaiya St, Al Ain, near Etisalat, Abu Dhabi Emirate | Use this for navigation and taxi apps. |
| Postal address | P.O. Box 1016, Al Ain, United Arab Emirates | Useful for documents; not enough for driving. |
| Main phone | +971 3 713 1111 | Use for appointments, follow-up, doctor schedule and general enquiries. |
| Main email | info@kanadhospital.org | Use for non-urgent written questions. |
| Support email | support@kanadhospital.org | Listed in FAQ for support-related contact. |
| OB-GYN WhatsApp | 058 822 4994 | Use for OB-GYN enquiries listed by Kanad. |
| OB-GYN email | obgyn.clinic@kanadhospital.org | Useful for maternity and women’s clinic questions. |
“Hello, I want to visit Kanad Hospital Al Ain. Please confirm the department, doctor name, appointment time, consultation fee, insurance coverage, documents needed, parking option and how early I should arrive.”
How to book an appointment at Kanad Hospital
Kanad’s appointment page explains a simple flow: plan ahead, arrange check-up date and time, arrive on time, then complete the check-up.
The page also says to arrive 15–30 minutes early and notes that registration closes 30 minutes before clinic closing time.
- Choose the department. Decide if you need OB-GYN, maternal fetal medicine, pediatrics, neonatology, family medicine, urgent care, ENT, radiology, psychiatry, urology, physiotherapy or another clinic.
- Use the appointment page. Open the official Kanad appointment request page.
- Prepare form details. The appointment form asks for name, mobile number, MRN number if available, email and preferred date.
- Call if timing matters. For same-day or urgent scheduling, call +971 3 713 1111.
- Use WhatsApp where listed. OB-GYN pages list WhatsApp 058 822 4994. Family/internal medicine, psychiatry, pediatrics and MFM pages list WhatsApp +971 55 991 1139.
- Confirm insurance. Ask if your exact plan is accepted for the doctor and service.
- Ask fee and co-pay. Confirm consultation fee, insurance co-pay, follow-up rule and likely test costs.
- Reach early. Arrive 15–30 minutes before your slot because registration closes before clinic closing time.
Do not travel only after submitting an online form. Wait for confirmation by phone, email, WhatsApp or SMS, especially for specialist clinics with limited weekly hours.
Kanad Hospital clinic hours and service timings
Kanad’s appointment page gives detailed clinic hours. Use them as planning guidance, but always confirm the doctor’s live schedule before visiting.
| Clinic / service | Hours listed | Practical note |
|---|---|---|
| Maternal and Fetal Medicine | Monday–Thursday 08:00–21:00; Sunday 08:00–17:00; Friday 08:00–20:00 | Best for high-risk pregnancy, fetal concerns and advanced prenatal review. |
| OB-GYN / Women’s Health | Sundays to Fridays 8 AM–8 PM; additional women’s health section lists Sundays to Fridays 8 AM–7:30 PM | Call to confirm the exact doctor and clinic area. |
| ENT | Thursday and Friday 08:00–17:00 | Limited days; confirm before travelling. |
| Neurology | Tuesday 08:00–17:00; Friday 08:00–13:00; Sunday 08:30–12:30 | Limited specialist hours; book ahead. |
| Ophthalmology | Monday–Thursday 08:00–16:00 | Ask if eye dilation or testing is needed. |
| Psychiatry | Sunday–Thursday 09:00–17:00; Friday 09:00–15:00 | Ask appointment duration and follow-up plan. |
| Adult Urgent Care Clinic | 24 hours | For urgent and non-emergent medical treatment for all ages. |
| Urology | Sunday closed; Monday and Thursday 07:30–15:30; Tuesday and Wednesday 07:30–17:30 | Limited week schedule; book before arriving. |
| Radiology | Sunday–Friday 08:00–23:00; ultrasounds until 22:00; Saturday 08:00–16:00 | Ask if fasting, appointment or approval is needed. |
| Surgery Clinic | Saturday closed; Sunday 10:00–14:00; Monday 08:00–19:00; Tuesday–Friday 08:00–20:00 | Ask if surgeon or procedure slot is available. |
| Vascular Surgeon | Thursday 10:00–12:00 | Very limited time; confirm before travelling. |
| Speech Therapy | Sunday–Friday 10:00–19:00; Saturday closed | Ask if assessment or therapy session is being booked. |
| Orthopedic Clinic | Monday and Wednesday 08:30–13:00; Tuesday 08:30–17:00 | Ask if X-ray or imaging is needed before doctor review. |
Kanad Hospital doctors by specialty
The official pages show doctor profiles and filters by department, category, gender and language. Several doctors are visible in public page snippets and specialty pages.
Doctor timing is often shown as “Not available” in the directory text, so confirm the live schedule by calling before travelling.
| Specialty | Doctors listed on official Kanad pages | Best use |
|---|---|---|
| OB-GYN | Dr. Christel Grace Brabon – Consultant; Dr. Nisreen Ali – Specialist; Sara Elfatih Sulieman Elkharasani – General Practitioner; Zeenat Fatima – Specialist; Dr. Mokhamad Zhaffal – Specialist. | Pregnancy, delivery planning, gynecology, PCOD, screening, urogynecology and women’s health. |
| Maternal Fetal Medicine | Dr. Hala Abu Subieh; Dr. Fairouz Ibrahim Mohammad Radi; Dr. Fayez Khaled Fayez Nasrallah. | High-risk pregnancy, fetal anomaly, diabetes/hypertension in pregnancy and advanced prenatal review. |
| Pediatrics | Dr. Vinitha Varghese; Dr. Thiyagaraj Adhimoolam Kumarasamy; Dr. Sunil Raj – Specialist; Rawan Fuad Farhan Ammari. | Children from birth to 14, fever, asthma, vaccines, growth, well baby care and general child health. |
| Neonatology | Nicholas Nadir Hoque; Dr. Fares Chedid. | Premature babies, NICU, newborn complications, respiratory distress and newborn follow-up. |
| Family & Internal Medicine | Dr. Mary Sabry Swaris Zekry; John C. Birkey and other listed clinicians. | Adult illness, diabetes, hypertension, infections, asthma, abdominal conditions and preventive checks. |
| Pediatric Cardiology | Board-certified pediatric heart specialist listed by Kanad. | Fetal, infant, child and adolescent heart disease from 0–18 years. |
| Psychiatry | Kanad psychiatry team listed under Psychiatry services. | Mood/anxiety disorders, adjustment disorders, substance use, eating disorders, impulse control and women’s psychological disorders. |
| Other services | ENT, ophthalmology, urology, neurology, orthopedics, surgery, vascular surgery, radiology, physiotherapy, speech therapy and nutrition services. | Use clinic-hours table above before booking because some specialists have limited weekly hours. |
“Is Dr. [Name] available at Kanad Hospital on [date]? What time, what consultation fee, which clinic, which language, and will the same doctor review reports?”
Kanad Hospital fees, consultation charges and cost questions
Kanad’s public pages do not publish one fixed consultation fee for every doctor, specialty and insurance plan. This is normal because cost can change by doctor category, department, insurance card, network, tests, scans, procedure and follow-up rules.
For non-emergency visits, ask the cost questions before confirming your appointment.
| Cost area | What can affect the price? | Question to ask |
|---|---|---|
| OPD consultation | Doctor category, specialty, first visit/follow-up and insurance co-pay. | “What is the consultation fee and co-pay for this exact doctor?” |
| OB-GYN visit | Consultation, ultrasound, labs, Pap smear, HPV test, procedures and follow-up. | “Is the scan/test included or billed separately?” |
| Maternity / delivery | Doctor, labor option, room, anesthesia, water labor eligibility, C-section, newborn care and NICU. | “Please explain delivery inclusions and exclusions in writing.” |
| Maternal fetal medicine | High-risk review, ultrasound, fetal tests, counseling and specialist coordination. | “What tests are likely at the first MFM appointment?” |
| Pediatrics | Consultation, vaccines, lab tests, nebulization, emergency/urgent care and follow-up. | “Are vaccines or tests separate from consultation?” |
| NICU | Baby’s condition, incubator/respiratory support, investigations, length of stay and specialist input. | “What is approved by insurance and what can be billed separately?” |
| Radiology | Ultrasound, CT, contrast, therapeutic procedure and report timing. | “Does this scan need appointment or approval?” |
| Surgery / procedure | Surgeon, anesthesia, OT, medicines, consumables, room, ICU/NICU and complications. | “What is included, excluded and what may increase the estimate?” |
If your visit is not urgent, call your insurer before booking and ask whether Kanad Hospital is in-network for your exact plan, doctor and service.
Kanad Hospital services and treatments
Kanad’s official service list covers women, children and family care, plus supporting specialties. The table below maps common patient searches to the right service.
| User need | Relevant service | What Kanad covers / practical guidance |
|---|---|---|
| Pregnancy, delivery, gynecology | OB-GYN, maternal fetal medicine, NICU, radiology | Prenatal care, routine monitoring, pregnancy conditions, VBAC/repeat C-section support, prenatal classes and water labor for qualifying mothers. |
| High-risk pregnancy | Maternal Fetal Medicine | Diabetes, hypertension, kidney disease, lupus, obesity, teen pregnancy, advanced maternal age and multiple pregnancies. |
| Newborn complications | Neonatology / NICU | Premature babies, low birth weight, respiratory distress, heart problems, infections, birth defects and newborn surgery/cardiology support. |
| Child fever, cough, asthma, vaccines | Pediatrics | Children from birth to 14; allergies, vomiting, diarrhea, fever, chest infections, cold, cough, vitamin deficiency, asthma and earache. |
| Child heart concern | Pediatric Cardiology | Diagnosis and treatment for fetuses, infants, children and adolescents with known or suspected heart disease from 0–18 years. |
| Adult illness, BP, diabetes | Family & Internal Medicine | Communicable, non-communicable and lifestyle diseases, diabetes, hypertension, flu, infections, asthma, abdominal conditions and health checks. |
| Urgent but non-emergent problem | Urgent Care Clinic | Open 24 hours for urgent and non-emergent medical treatment for all ages and family members. |
| Genetic disease concern | Clinical Genetics | Clinical evaluation, genetic/metabolic tests, management advice and genetic counseling for children and adults. |
| Speech or child development concern | Speech Therapy | Speech/language screening, assessment, consultation, individualized intervention and parent training. |
| Eye, ENT, orthopedic, urology, neurology | Ophthalmology, ENT, Orthopedics, Urology, Neurology | Use the clinic-hours table because several specialties have limited weekly schedules. |
Kanad Hospital maternity, OB-GYN and women’s health
Kanad has a strong women’s-health focus. The OB-GYN page lists gynecology, obstetrics, urogynecology, integrated OB diabetic clinic, breastfeeding/lactation support, birthing classes, third-trimester education and birthing centre support.
Prenatal counseling, routine prenatal care, blood/urine screenings, ultrasound scans, pregnancy-condition consultation and delivery planning.
Well-woman checks, infections, menstrual disorders, fertility, contraception, Pap smears, HPV detection/vaccination and breast-related screening support.
Pelvic organ prolapse, urinary/fecal incontinence, overactive bladder, recurrent UTI, fistula, pelvic pain and complex diagnostic procedures.
| Women’s health area | Details to know | Question to ask before booking |
|---|---|---|
| Delivery options | Support for vaginal birth after cesarean and repeat cesarean section is listed. Water labor is available for qualifying mothers. | “Am I eligible for water labor or VBAC, and what criteria apply?” |
| Prenatal classes | Kanad mentions a five-week course of prenatal classes and Birth and Beyond classes. | “When is the next class and is registration required?” |
| OB diabetic clinic | OB, family medicine and nutrition teams support gestational diabetes care. | “Do I need glucose logs, HbA1c or nutrition review before visit?” |
| Breastfeeding support | Kanad mentions personalized lactation support from certified consultants. | “Can I book lactation support before or after delivery?” |
| Women’s clinic hours | Sundays to Fridays, 8 AM–8 PM listed for OB-GYN; additional women’s services list 8 AM–7:30 PM. | “Which doctor is available on my date and will scans be same day?” |
“Please explain doctor availability, delivery options, room, anesthesia, water labor eligibility, VBAC rules, newborn care, NICU coverage, package/estimate and insurance approval.”
Kanad Hospital NICU and newborn care
Kanad’s NICU page explains that the neonatal intensive care unit provides specialized, round-the-clock care for critically ill newborns, premature babies and babies who need surgery or cardiology services.
The page says the NICU has over 20 beds and isolation spaces to help prevent infection spread. Parents are allowed to visit infants at any time, 24/7.
| NICU area | Official detail | Parent action |
|---|---|---|
| Who may need NICU? | Premature babies, low birth weight babies, babies with heart problems, infections, birth defects or transition difficulties. | Ask the neonatologist what condition is being monitored and what the next milestone is. |
| Parent visiting | Parents can visit infants any time, 24/7. | Call the baby’s nurse to ask the best time around feeding and rest. |
| ID requirement | Parents’ Emirates ID or passport copies are requested when baby is admitted to NICU. | Carry both parents’ valid ID where possible. |
| Quiet time | Quiet time is 12:00–15:00 and 24:00–03:00. | Keep noise low; babies need undisturbed sleep to grow. |
| Infection control | Visitors with fever, respiratory infection, diarrhea, draining wounds, communicable disease or red spots may not enter. | Do not visit if unwell; wash hands at NICU entrance. |
| Going home planning | Kanad discusses vaccination, jaundice instructions, RSV prevention, safe sleep, car seat safety, formula preparation and follow-up. | Ask for written discharge instructions and follow-up dates. |
Kanad Hospital pediatrics and child care
Kanad’s Pediatric Clinic offers care for children from birth to 14 years. The page lists Well Baby Clinic, general pediatric healthcare, pediatric surgery, pediatric neurology and pediatric cardiology.
| Pediatric need | Kanad service | What to bring / ask |
|---|---|---|
| Well baby visits | Growth/development tracking, height, weight, milestones and screening. | Bring vaccination card and previous growth records. |
| Vaccines | Vaccinations including rotavirus, hepatitis A and influenza are mentioned. | Ask vaccine availability and whether insurance covers it. |
| Common child illness | Allergies, vomiting, diarrhea, fever, chest infections, cold, cough, vitamin deficiency, asthma and earache. | Bring temperature log and medicines already used. |
| Pediatric cardiology | Heart diagnosis/treatment for fetuses, infants, children and adolescents from 0–18 years. | Bring echo, ECG, referral or previous cardiology notes. |
| Pediatric surgery | Surgery focused on infants, babies, children and adolescents. | Ask about anesthesia, fasting, estimate and insurance approval. |
Kanad Hospital insurance and Thiqa checks
Kanad’s insurance page lists several accepted insurance cards and network categories. Always confirm your exact plan before treatment because logos and plan names do not guarantee every doctor, test, procedure or admission is covered.
| Insurance listed by Kanad | Network / plan detail shown | Patient action |
|---|---|---|
| Thiqa | Private access and all top-ups | Ask if your Thiqa card covers the exact doctor, maternity, NICU or service. |
| Daman | High end, mid range, low end, Network 3 & 4; detailed Daman plan categories also shown on Kanad pages. | Ask whether your Daman plan needs referral or approval. |
| NAS | CN, GN, Executive | Confirm direct billing and co-pay. |
| Next Care | GN, GN+; RN2 if “Oasis” is written on the card | Important because older cards may use the Oasis name. |
| ADNIC | Platinum, Gold, Silver, Bronze, Hala | Ask coverage for specialist, lab, imaging and admission separately. |
| AXA | Diamond, Star, Star Plus, AXA 1 TC3/TC4, AXA1–AXA4 | Check exact card category before arrival. |
| MedNet | Gold, Silver, Premium | Confirm direct billing and approval rules. |
| Neuron | Comprehensive, General, General Plus, Restricted | Restricted plans may have more limits; confirm first. |
| MetLife Alico | VIP, Green, Silver, Gold, Blue | Ask co-pay and service restrictions. |
| Inayah, Al Buhaira, Sukoon | Al Buhaira CN/RN/limited/standard/restricted/CN+; Sukoon Premium, Edge, Signature, Signature+medcare | Ask if your exact network covers Kanad Hospital and the selected department. |
For maternity, NICU, surgery, radiology or admission, request pre-approval status in writing. Keep approval SMS/email, invoices, rejection reasons and reports until billing is fully closed.
Parking, taxi and arrival tips for Kanad Hospital Al Ain
The official pages do not publish a fixed parking fee in the visible text. Use the hospital location near Sanaiya St / Etisalat and call before arrival if you need wheelchair access, maternity drop-off or close entrance guidance.
| Arrival option | Best for | Practical tip |
|---|---|---|
| Private car | Families, pregnancy visits, children, newborns and patients carrying reports. | Use “Kanad Hospital, Sanaiya St, near Etisalat, Al Ain” in maps. |
| Taxi / ride app | Visitors who do not know Al Ain roads or parking access. | Tell the driver “Kanad Hospital, formerly Oasis Hospital.” |
| Drop-off first | Pregnant mothers, newborns, elderly patients, children or pain. | Drop the patient first; another adult can manage parking and registration. |
| Airport route | Visitors coming from Al Ain International Airport. | Use live navigation; Kanad’s own directions route through Airport Street / Hazza Ibn Sultan Street / Zayed Al Awwal area. |
| Urgent care arrival | Fever, injury, child illness, urgent but non-emergent care. | State the main symptom clearly at registration/triage. |
“Where should patients park today, is there a close drop-off for pregnancy/children, and is there any paid parking or gate instruction I should know before arriving?”
Documents to carry for Kanad Hospital
Carrying documents helps registration, insurance approval and doctor decision-making. It is especially important for pregnancy, children, NICU, surgery and specialist visits.
Emirates ID/passport, insurance card, old reports, scans, prescriptions, medicine list, allergy list and payment method.
Bring vaccination card, birth details, previous pediatric notes, NICU discharge notes if any and current medicines.
- For pregnancy: antenatal card, scan reports, lab reports, blood group and previous delivery history.
- For MFM: referral note, ultrasound reports, diabetes/BP logs and medication list.
- For NICU: parents’ Emirates ID or passport copies may be needed.
- For pediatrics: vaccination record and child’s recent medicine history.
- For radiology: prior images/reports and approval reference if insurer issued one.
- For surgery: estimate, approval, medication list and fasting instructions.
Abu Dhabi government help, insurance benefits and free support routes
Kanad Hospital is in Al Ain, Abu Dhabi Emirate. Abu Dhabi Department of Health and UAE government routes can help with emergency services, insurance complaints, medical error concerns, health facility complaints and insurance options.
| Need | Official route / benefit | How it helps |
|---|---|---|
| Emergency ambulance | UAE ambulance number 998 | Use for life-threatening medical emergencies. |
| DoH support | Department of Health Abu Dhabi phone 800555 | DoH contact page lists 800555 and complaint categories. |
| Private health facility complaint | Abu Dhabi Government Portal / DoH route via 800555 | DoH FAQ says complaints about private health facilities can be filed through Abu Dhabi Government Portal at 800555. |
| Medical error concern | DoH medical error complaint / investigation categories | Use after collecting reports, dates, doctor names, invoices and hospital response. |
| Health insurance complaint | DoH health insurance complaint categories | Useful for unresolved approval, rejection, network or billing issues. |
| Al Ain DoH office | DoH contact page lists Al Ain office at Building 125, Al Shamikh St, Al Jimi, Al Ain | Useful if local in-person support is needed after calling 800555. |
| Flexible health insurance | DoH FAQ says flexible health insurance costs AED 750 and provides AED 150,000 annual treatment coverage, 100% emergency coverage, 20% outpatient copay and 30% medicine copay. | Eligible Abu Dhabi residents/investors/private-sector groups should ask certified insurers if they qualify. |
| Thiqa | Kanad lists Thiqa private access and all top-ups. | UAE nationals/eligible cardholders should confirm coverage for maternity, NICU, outpatient and admission before treatment. |
Keep appointment confirmation, invoice, doctor name, date, diagnosis, prescriptions, reports, insurance approval/rejection and Kanad’s written response before contacting DoH or your insurer.
Emergency care and urgent care: when not to wait for an appointment
Kanad lists its Adult Urgent Care Clinic as open 24 hours. The UCC is for urgent and non-emergent treatment for all ages and all family members.
For life-threatening symptoms, do not wait for online booking or WhatsApp replies.
Call 998 for ambulance, 999 for police or 997 for fire/civil defence. Go to the nearest emergency department for severe chest pain, stroke signs, unconsciousness, major injury, heavy bleeding, serious breathing difficulty, seizure, poisoning, severe allergic reaction or sudden weakness.
- Use UCC for urgent but non-emergent problems.
- Use ambulance/emergency care for life-threatening symptoms.
- State pregnancy, newborn age, child age or chronic illness clearly at triage.
- Do not delay emergency care to collect documents.
- Once stable, ask billing about insurance approval and itemized charges.
Kanad Hospital Google Map
Use this map for orientation. Open live navigation on your phone for current road conditions, entrance and drop-off guidance.
Official Kanad Hospital video
This official Kanad Hospital video gives a quick visual orientation for the Al Ain hospital. Use it for location and hospital familiarity only; confirm live doctor schedule, fees, insurance and appointment timing by calling the hospital.
If the embed does not load, open the official video here: Kanad Hospital – Al Ain.
Local insider tips for Kanad Hospital visitors
- Use both names if needed. Some people still know Kanad as Oasis Hospital, especially older Al Ain residents and some insurance records.
- Call before specialist visits. ENT, neurology, urology, orthopedics, surgery and radiology have specific hours; do not assume all clinics run daily.
- Arrive 15–30 minutes early. Kanad’s appointment page says registration closes 30 minutes before clinic closing time.
- For OB-GYN, use the dedicated WhatsApp. Kanad lists 058 822 4994 and obgyn.clinic@kanadhospital.org for OB-GYN enquiries.
- For pregnancy, ask about scans same day. Ultrasound and MFM slots can affect waiting time.
- For NICU, bring both parents’ ID. The NICU page mentions Emirates ID or passport copies for parents.
- For children, bring vaccination records. Pediatric visits are much smoother with vaccine and medicine history.
- For insurance, mention “Oasis” if needed. Kanad’s insurance page notes NextCare RN2 if “Oasis” is written on the card.
- Use morning slots for complex cases. Lab, radiology and approval steps are easier when more clinic time remains.
- Ask for written estimate before delivery or surgery. Include room, anesthesia, newborn care, NICU, medicines and emergency changes.
FAQs about Kanad Hospital Al Ain
What is the phone number for Kanad Hospital?
The main phone number for Kanad Hospital Al Ain is +971 3 713 1111. Use it for appointments, doctor schedules, follow-ups, insurance questions and general enquiries.
Where is Kanad Hospital located?
Kanad Hospital is located in Al Ain, Abu Dhabi Emirate. The hospital’s own location text describes it as being on Sanaiya St, Al Ain, near Etisalat. The postal address is P.O. Box 1016, Al Ain, United Arab Emirates.
Is Kanad Hospital the same as Oasis Hospital?
Yes. Kanad Hospital was formerly known as Oasis Hospital. It was established in 1960 and later renamed Kanad Hospital.
How do I book an appointment at Kanad Hospital?
You can use the official appointment request page, call +971 3 713 1111, or use the WhatsApp numbers listed on relevant clinic pages. For OB-GYN enquiries, Kanad lists 058 822 4994.
What are Kanad Hospital clinic hours?
Clinic hours vary by department. The appointment page lists Adult Urgent Care Clinic as 24 hours, OB-GYN mainly Sundays to Fridays, MFM on selected days, and separate hours for radiology, neurology, ENT, psychiatry, urology, surgery, speech therapy and orthopedics.
Does Kanad Hospital have 24-hour urgent care?
Yes. Kanad lists the Adult Urgent Care Clinic as open 24 hours for urgent and non-emergent medical treatment for all ages and all family members.
Which doctors are available at Kanad Hospital?
Official pages list doctors across OB-GYN, maternal fetal medicine, pediatrics, neonatology, family/internal medicine and other specialties. Examples include Dr. Christel Grace Brabon, Dr. Nisreen Ali, Dr. Hala Abu Subieh, Dr. Vinitha Varghese, Dr. Sunil Raj and others. Live schedules should be confirmed by phone.
Does Kanad Hospital accept Thiqa and insurance?
Yes. Kanad’s insurance page lists Thiqa with private access and all top-ups, plus Daman, NAS, NextCare, ADNIC, AXA, MedNet, Neuron, MetLife Alico, Inayah, Al Buhaira and Sukoon plans. Coverage depends on your exact card and service.
How much is consultation at Kanad Hospital?
Kanad does not publish one fixed public consultation fee for every doctor and specialty. Fees can vary by doctor, department, insurance, tests, scans and follow-up rules. Call +971 3 713 1111 for current pricing.
What should I bring to Kanad Hospital?
Bring Emirates ID or passport, insurance card, previous reports, scans, prescriptions, medicine list, allergy list, payment method and any approval or referral papers. For children, bring vaccination records. For NICU, parents may need Emirates ID or passport copies.
Final takeaway
For a smooth Kanad Hospital visit, confirm the clinic, doctor timing, consultation fee, insurance approval, documents and parking/drop-off route before leaving home.
Use 24-hour urgent care for urgent but non-emergent problems, and call 998 for life-threatening medical emergencies. For maternity, NICU and pediatric visits, carry full reports and ask cost/insurance questions before the visit when possible.