Al Dhafra Hospitals
We are a part of "SEHA", the largest healthcare network in the UAEAbout Al Dhafra Hospitals
Al Dhafra Hospitals is part of the Abu Dhabi Health Services Company ""SEHA"", the largest healthcare network in the UAE, which is part of the Pure Health Group, the largest integrated healthcare platform in the country. Our organization serves the diverse medical needs of many thousands of people living and working in Abu Dhabi’s most remote communities – from the far western corner of the UAE to the inland desert border regions and the offshore island Al Dhafra Hospitals is committed to managing and operating six hospitals: Madinat Zayed Hospital, Ghayathi Hospital, Al Sila Hospital, Delma Hospital, Liwa Hospital and Al Marfa Hospital, and two medical centers: Al Dhafra Family Medicine Center and Bida Al Mutawa Medical Center, in addition to two clinics each, Abu Al Abyad Clinic and Sir Bani Yas Clinic. These hospitals, centers and clinics provide medical services within more than 40 different specialties for inpatients and outpatients in various fields and specialties.
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- Website
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- Headquarter
- Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates
- Founded
- 1982(43 yrs old)
- Employee Size
- 201-500
- Company Revenue
- Upto US $10 million
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Mission & Vision
Mission- We always strive to find the best ways to provide health care to our patients and to be health care partners for life.
Leaders
Hamad Khamis Al Mansouri
Chief Executive Officer
Our Offices
Abu DhabiHeadquarter
Madinat Zayed City, Western Region of the Emirate of Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates.
Abu Dhabi
United Arab Emirates
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