Sheikh Nahyan Bin Zayed Launches Advanced Day Surgery Centre In Al Ain

H.H. Sheikh Nahyan bin Zayed Al Nahyan, Chairman of the Board of Trustees of the Zayed Charitable and Humanitarian Foundation and Chairman of the Abu Dhabi Sports Council, inaugurated the advanced Burjeel Day Surgery Centre at the Al Dhahir area in Al Ain. The ceremony saw attendance from several dignitaries, including Humaid Saeed Amer Hamad Al Neyadi, Director of the Office of the Chairman of the Presidential Court; Dr. Noura Khamis Al Ghaithi, Under-Secretary of the Department of Health - Abu Dhabi; Dr. Shamsheer Vayalil, Founder and Chairman of Burjeel Holdings; John Sunil, CEO of Burjeel Holdings; and Dr. Ghuwaya Al-Neyadi, Non-Executive Director of Burjeel Holdings.

The newly inaugurated Day Surgery Centre aims to reduce the need for extended hospital stays by offering efficient and effective surgical interventions for various medical conditions. It combines advanced diagnostic and treatment technologies with a team of highly-skilled board-certified doctors.

Dr. Noura Al Ghaithi highlighted that the Centre caters to all segments of society, offering integrated services that focus on both preventive and curative aspects. She noted that all partners collaborated closely to establish this facility, which will provide day surgery services along with consultations in various specialties.

The Centre specialises in a variety of medical fields, including Orthopedics, Gastroenterology, ENT, Urology, Dermatology, Ophthalmology, General Surgery, Pain Management, Gynecology, Plastic Surgery, Pediatrics, Family and Internal Medicine, and Dental Surgery. It is designed to provide a rapid and comprehensive treatment experience.

With a special focus on community health, the Centre also boasts a robust physiotherapy and rehabilitation department. This department aims to support patients in their recovery process post-surgery or treatment.

The launch of this advanced facility marks a significant addition to the healthcare infrastructure in Al Ain. It is expected to enhance access to high-quality medical care for residents in the region.

With inputs from WAM