Our philosophy
Our aim is to treat our patients promptly, respectfully and effectively.
Our commitment is to provide immediate emergency care by qualified emergency physicians together with a specialized consultation which is available immediately for each specialty (Anesthesia ,Cardiology ,ENT, Family Medicine ,General surgery ,Gastrointestinal, Hematology ,Intensive care ,Nephrology, Neurology ,Neurosurgery ,Obstetrics and Gynecology, Ophthalmology ,Orthopedics ,Pediatrics, Pulmonary )
We offer emergency care day and night, supported by the use of the latest technology and best practices.
Our people
Our highly qualified physicians and highly trained nurses have refined their skills in a wide range of medical arenas.
This comprehensive wealth of expertise makes you feel confident about receiving the best health care available in the region.
Emergency department design
The emergency unit is designed with 10 private treatment rooms including one isolation room and one obstetrics and gynecology room. All rooms are designed in a way to ensure maximum comfort for the patients and to protect the privacy of patients and their families.
There is a separate emergency entrance for the ambulance that leads to 2 high standard resuscitation rooms.
There is a separate specialized room for minor surgical procedures that should be done on emergency basis.
Our emergency room is well equipped to handle practically any adult or pediatric emergency with the kind of equipment and services you would expect from a hospital.
Location of CMC Hospital Dubai 24/7 Emergency Department
When you arrive at the emergency department, you will be evaluated by a our physician who will assess your condition and determine the appropriate course of treatment.
Clemenceau Medical Center Hospital Dubai Emergency Department is open 24/7 and caters for all types of emergencies from minor to major incidents such as trauma and sudden cardiac events. We are conveniently located off Al Khail Road in the Al Jaddaf area, less than 10 minutes from Downtown and Business Bay.
It is important to have your medical information readily available and to bring a list of your current medications, allergies, and any relevant medical history. You should also bring any necessary insurance information and identification.
Whether or not you are admitted to the hospital after being treated in the emergency department depends on the severity of your condition and the course of treatment recommended by your healthcare provider.
Emergency departments treat a wide range of medical conditions, including heart attacks, strokes, severe injuries, infections, and other life-threatening or urgent medical conditions.
