General & Chronic Care
Comprehensive care for the whole family with a special focus on chronic disease.
About this specialty
We offer comprehensive family care with close follow-up of chronic conditions such as diabetes, hypertension and heart disease, plus general consultations and periodic check-ups.
Our services in this specialty
Our specialists
Dr. Hayat Al Kiyumi
General Practitioner
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