2 reviews

Abu Hail, Masjid Al Salam 2

Name: Abu Hail, Masjid Al Salam 2
Address: Dubai, United Arab Emirates
Rating: 4.5

Dubai

Abu Hail - Dubai - United Arab Emirates

Bus stop General practitioner Doctor

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Abu Hail, Masjid Al Salam 2 is a bus stop, general practitioner and doctor located in Dubai, United Arab Emirates. The average rating of this business is 4.50 out of 5 stars based on 2 reviews. The street address of this business is Abu Hail - Dubai - United Arab Emirates. Abu Hail, Masjid Al Salam 2 is closed on Saturday and Sunday, and other days it is open from 09:00am to 06:00pm.

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Where Abu Hail, Masjid Al Salam 2 is located at?: Abu Hail, Masjid Al Salam 2 is located at Abu Hail - Dubai - United Arab Emirates.

Reviews

4 Abooyasir Edavanna 71 months ago

Only limited number of routes available in this route

5 Katy Garner 35 months ago

On June 26, 2023 i was in a bike accident and lacerated my kidney. A young female doctor at this clinic took extreme measures to secure treatment for me. From emergency transportation to the Mull community hospital then a helicopter flight to a hospital in Oban this Tobermory doctor ensured my prompt medical journey which ended with surgery and recovery in Queen Elizabeth Hospital, Glasgow. I attribute my medical success to this Doctor (apologies for not remembering her name during this emergency) and want to thank her and the male doctor at the Community Hospital for the care, time, and expertise you showed me during this emergency. I will always remember your kindness.
Mary (Katy) Garner, USA

1 James Davies 47 months ago

We were referred to this GP by the urgent care centre on Mull and by our local GP and they refused to see us.
Between me and my wife we had around 125 tic bites, and 15 heads that were embedded. Their only recommendation was to monitor the bites and "use vaseline" for the heads. Vaseline would obviously be useless for tics that had all but their heads removed.
The GP didn't even take our call but was feeding through that useless information through the receptionist.
We went back to the urgent medical centre and fortunately they treated us there.
Not a high quality service.

2 wilf Loynd 47 months ago

A couple of months ago following a long discussion with the doctor regarding a worrying cough which in my mind had the worrying potential to develope into something more sinister. I was prescribed a trial run of Omeprozol with a request to contact at the end of the course.
Rang this morning to be told ,ahh she's not back for a couple of months but you can talk to today's doctor.
No I said I would really like to speak to the original one, or I'll feel like I'm back on the magic roundabout..
Well the doctor today is permanent so why not talk to her,
I don't feel like involving another doctor , how permanent is she.
She's here for a month then the other 2 take over for a month. Do you want to talk to her.
No point really.
Well it's your choice.
No it's not my choice it's your system.
Well what do you want to do.
Nothing, I'll just not bother.
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Bring on privatisation the sooner the better

5 Lesley Crawford 47 months ago

I was on holiday in Tobermory for a week and came down with an unpleasant case of tonsillitis. The surgery were excellent, they registered me as a temporary resident and I saw a doctor the next day who wrote me a prescription. Couldn't fault them.

1 Joan Guyll 47 months ago

Needed an urgent blood test...no availability for a week.

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Business Hours

Saturday	Day off
Sunday	Day off
Monday	09:00am - 06:00pm
Tuesday	09:00am - 06:00pm
Wednesday	09:00am - 06:00pm
Thursday	09:00am - 06:00pm
Friday	09:00am - 06:00pm