Abu Dhabi Health Services Company, (Seha) said it has expanded its Mezyad Healthcare Center, which is managed by Ambulatory Healthcare Services (AHS), to include a new building for specialty clinics in efforts to meet the community’s ongoing healthcare needs. 

 

The UAE’s largest healthcare network, Seha said the new two-storey building comprises 14 rooms and provides a range of new specialty services, including cardiology, ophthalmology, ENT, orthopedics, premarital screening and counseling, and physiotherapy. 

 

In addition, the new building is home to the recently renovated dermatology, general dentistry, orthodontic, prosthodontics, and oral surgery clinics. 

 

AHS Acting Chief Executive Officer Dr Noura Al Ghaithi said: "We are steadfast in our commitment to ensure the community of Al Ain have access to world-class, expert care as they manage their health and treatment journeys."

 

"By expanding Mezyad Healthcare Center and adding specialty clinics, we are broadening our services and offerings in efforts to provide a seamless and holistic treatment journey for all those in neighboring areas.The Mezyad community and surrounding areas have witnessed significant growth in the recent years, and we look forward to the residents of these communities benefiting from the recently enhanced services," she noted.

 

Mezyad, which is operational 24 hours a day, provides an extensive range of services including family medicine services, such as women’s health, antenatal, well child, chronic disease, pre-university screening, preventive screening, vaccination, and travel medicine stated Dr Al Ghaithi.

 

"The expansion of Mezyad Healthcare Center is aligned with Seha’s strategy to provide specialty services throughout all communities spanning Abu Dhabi, in order to ease access to specialty care," she stated. 

 

"Over the past few months, we have significantly expanded specialty services across the network to provide comprehensive services to our community, while ensuring we implement all precautionary measures to provide a safe patient journey," she added.