Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque, Abu Dhabi
Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque, Abu Dhabi
United Arab Emirates Emirate of Abu Dhabi Named options

Best Orthopaedic Hospitals in Abu Dhabi

Looking for orthopaedic hospitals in Abu Dhabi? Below are named hospitals, clinics, and related options residents commonly consider in Emirate of Abu Dhabi - plus how to evaluate fit. Not a paid ranking: verify licences and current services before you book.

Named options for orthopaedic hospitals in Abu Dhabi

1 named option 1 with a verified phone number · address & Maps on every card

  1. Healthpoint orthopaedics + hospital ortho units

    Sports/joints

    Multiple
    Address Multiple, Abu Dhabi
    Phone +971 2 492 8000
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    • ortho

Research shortlist only - not a paid ranking or star rating. Phone numbers are published only where we hold a number for that specific organisation; where we don't, the card says so rather than guessing. Always confirm hours, panels and current services on Maps or the official site before travelling.

Major hospitals in Abu Dhabi to check as well

Most large multi-specialty hospitals run this service in-house. If you already have records at one of these, continuity there often beats starting again elsewhere.

8 named options 8 with a verified phone number · address & Maps on every card

  1. Cleveland Clinic Abu Dhabi

    Flagship multi-specialty tertiary

    Al Maryah Island
    Address Al Maryah Island, Abu Dhabi
    Phone +971 2 659 0200
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    • multi-specialty
    • cardiac
    • complex

  2. Sheikh Shakhbout Medical City (SSMC)

    Large DOH-linked multi-specialty

    Abu Dhabi
    Address Abu Dhabi, Abu Dhabi
    Phone +971 2 314 4444
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    • multi-specialty
    • public

  3. Sheikh Khalifa Medical City (SKMC)

    SEHA public multi-specialty

    Abu Dhabi
    Address Abu Dhabi, Abu Dhabi
    Phone +971 2 819 0000
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    • public
    • multi-specialty

  4. Tawam Hospital (Al Ain)

    Major Al Ain tertiary (SEHA)

    Al Ain
    Address Al Ain, Abu Dhabi
    Phone +971 3 767 7444
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    • public
    • multi-specialty

  5. Mediclinic Airport Road Hospital

    Private multi-specialty

    Airport Road
    Address Airport Road, Abu Dhabi
    Phone +971 800 2000
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    • multi-specialty

  6. Mediclinic Al Noor Hospital

    Central private multi-specialty

    Khalifa Street area
    Address Khalifa Street area, Abu Dhabi
    Phone +971 800 2000
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    • multi-specialty

  7. Burjeel Hospital / Burjeel Medical City

    Private multi-specialty network

    Multiple / Mohamed Bin Zayed City
    Address Multiple / Mohamed Bin Zayed City, Abu Dhabi
    Phone +971 800 55
    Open in Maps Call Website
    • multi-specialty

  8. NMC Royal Hospital Khalifa City / NMC network

    Private network

    Khalifa City / multiple
    Address Khalifa City / multiple, Abu Dhabi
    Phone +971 800 662
    Open in Maps Call Website
    • multi-specialty

Research shortlist only - not a paid ranking or star rating. Phone numbers are published only where we hold a number for that specific organisation; where we don't, the card says so rather than guessing. Always confirm hours, panels and current services on Maps or the official site before travelling.

What “best orthopaedic hospitals” should mean in Abu Dhabi

In Abu Dhabi, choice is wide but quality is uneven. "Best" means fit for your case: credentialed clinicians, safe facilities, clear communication in English / Arabic / Hindi / Urdu / Tagalog, and follow-up beyond one visit.

Local context: Capital emirate with DOH regulation; high-quality public-private system Strong tertiary centres; metabolic disease is a strategic public-health focus

How to evaluate providers

  • Licence and accreditation appropriate to United Arab Emirates (DHA/DOH/MoHAP as applicable)
  • Relevant specialty credentials for orthopaedic hospitals
  • Transparent pricing or insurance cashless clarity
  • Access: wait times, evening/weekend slots, telehealth follow-up
  • Outcomes mindset: do they track labs, weight, BP, symptoms over time?
  • Medication safety: legitimate pharmacy channels only - avoid informal injectables

Neighborhoods with strong access

Many patients start near: Al Reem Island, Al Maryah Island, Khalifa City, Al Mushrif, Al Khalidiyah, Corniche, Yas Island, Saadiyat Island. Travel time during peak traffic often matters more than a slightly famous brand across the city.

Questions to ask on the first visit

  • Who will review my results if numbers worsen between visits?
  • Do you coordinate with my GP / endocrinologist / cardiologist?
  • What is the total 90-day cost of the recommended pathway?
  • Are medicines available through licensed pharmacies only?
  • Bring prior labs (HbA1c, lipids, creatinine, TSH) to any first visit - it saves weeks.

How Chronic fits

If your need is chronic inflammation, chronic pain, low mood, anxiety or fatigue with ongoing measurement, Chronic offers clinician-led telehealth designed for UAE residents. Local hospitals remain essential for emergencies, imaging, and procedures.

FAQs

Are these the best hospitals or clinics in Abu Dhabi?
No. This is a research shortlist of widely known options to help you start. It is not a paid ranking, star rating, or guarantee. Confirm licences, specialties, insurance panels, and availability yourself.
How do I verify a facility before booking in Abu Dhabi?
Check licence/accreditation, ask about the named clinician, confirm cashless insurance panels, and use Google Maps for current hours and phone numbers. Bring prior labs to the first visit.
When should I go to emergency care instead of a clinic?
Use emergency services (999) for chest pain, stroke signs, severe breathlessness, uncontrolled bleeding, collapse, or sudden severe symptoms. Do not wait for a routine OPD slot.
Does Chronic offer telehealth in the UAE?
Chronic is building doctor-led telehealth pathways for metabolic and men's health with UAE-first licensing focus. Local hospitals remain essential for emergencies, imaging, and procedures.