Media Release
Dubai, Sep 10: Thumbay Hospital, the 150 bed ultra-modern private teaching hospital in Dubai owned and operated by Thumbay Group, has announced an attractive introductory package for ‘total knee replacement’ surgery.
The special package, costing just AED 33,000 is inclusive of five days stay in a private room as well as the implant charges. Those desirous of booking the package can do so by paying a booking amount of AED 5000, anytime between September 5 to October 5 at Thumbay Hospital located next to Stadium Metro Station, Al Qusais, Dubai.
“Our mission is to provide affordable healthcare that does not compromise on quality,” said Akbar Moideen Thumbay, director healthcare division of Thumbay Group, elaborating on the special package for total knee replacement. “The department of orthopedics at Thumbay Hospital, Dubai is an independent department with its own scope of services namely patient’s care, medical graduate teaching and related clinical research; provided with the help of qualified MOH licensed physicians having a vast range of knowledge and experience,” he added.
Thumbay Hospital’s orthopedic department is also supported by modern instruments, ultra-modern operation theatre with competent anesthesia facilities including C-arm and power equipments and investigation modalities along with a highly motivated physiotherapy team. The department’s areas of expertise include total joint replacement and revision, arthroscopic surgery, sports related injuries, pediatric orthopedics, orthopedic fractures and trauma in adults and children, limb lengthening and deformity correction, spinal surgeries etc.
With hospitals and medical centres in Ajman, Fujairah, Sharjah, Dubai and Ras Al Khiamah, Thumbay Group’s chain of hospitals and clinics is one of the largest health care providers in the region. The group focuses on the three pillars of education, healthcare and research. Thumbay Hospitals and clinics provide exceptional quality of care with latest technology, highly skilled medical work force from 20 nationalities speaking more than 50 languages, treating patients from more than 175 nationalities.