01Doctor at home
A clinical assessment at your home: discuss symptoms, an existing condition or the next step after treatment.
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Care that comes to you.
A doctor’s assessment. A nurse’s care. A clearer diagnostic picture. Support for recovery and everyday life—brought together around you and the people you love.
Across Dubai · Abu Dhabi coming soonFor your organization
Eight ways care comes to you
Find your care. See the possibilities.
Every service has its own assessment, options and practical arrangements. Explore the route that fits your need, or let our patient care team help you choose.
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02Home nursing
Qualified nursing for defined procedures, recovery and continuing clinical support, shaped around the care required.
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03Physiotherapy & rehabilitation
Assessment and rehabilitation for movement, function and everyday goals, from a session to a coordinated programme.
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04Lab tests at home
Individual tests, focused profiles and health packages with Intel Lab. Choose home collection or visit the laboratory in Deira.
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05IV therapy
Clinician-assessed infusion options. Understand the formulation, appropriate route and visit before choosing treatment.
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06Mother & baby care
Practical and clinical support for a mother and newborn as your family settles into a new routine.
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07Elderly care
Support for an older person’s daily life, dignity and independence, with clinical care coordinated when needed.
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08A complete care plan
Bring several disciplines together around one person, from a hospital transition to ongoing care at home.
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One visit. A practical next step.
Choose a doctor visit, a physiotherapy session or a health package. Arrange care for yourself or someone you love, then select the location and appointment.
One home visitCare at home
Doctor at home visit
One doctor home consultation and assessment. Additional tests and treatment are discussed separately.
AED 400per visit
One sessionCare at home
Physiotherapy at home session
One physiotherapy session at home, shaped around your assessment and rehabilitation needs.
AED 300per session
in one package
Intel Lab
Advanced Health Checkup
A broad whole-body screen covering blood, urine and stool with kidney, liver, lipid, iron, diabetes and vitamin markers.
AED 299Explore packageStart with the person
What brings you here?
A useful starting point is the situation you want help with. These routes help you explore; the clinical team assesses the right care for you.
Start with the person
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A new concern
Feeling unwell or noticing a change can call for clinical assessment before a particular treatment is chosen. A home doctor visit gives you space to discuss symptoms, relevant history and next steps.
- A new symptom or concern
- An existing condition to discuss
- A clinical follow-up
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Recovery at home
Returning home after treatment can involve several practical and clinical needs. Nursing, physiotherapy and a coordinated plan support different parts of that transition.
- Defined clinical care
- Movement and daily function
- Coordination after hospital
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A changing family routine
A new baby, an older parent or a family carer needing support can change the rhythm of home life. Start with the person’s needs and the help that would make a difference.
- Mother and baby support
- Support for an older person
- Respite and ongoing arrangements
Doctor at home
Understand the concern. Then decide the care.
A consultation brings the clinical conversation to your home. The doctor can consider symptoms, examine where appropriate and review relevant history, medicines and previous findings.
The next step might be advice, a prescription, laboratory investigation or referral. It depends on the assessment. A doctor visit and any additional tests or treatment are distinct parts of the plan.
01New symptoms
Explain what has changed, when it started and what you have already tried. The clinician determines whether the concern can be assessed at home or needs another setting.
02Existing conditions
Bring relevant reports and a current medicine list. A follow-up discussion works best when the doctor can see how the current concern fits your ongoing care.
03A clear next step
Before the consultation ends, clarify the plan, any investigation or referral and what to do if the situation changes.
Nursing & continuing support
Clinical care. In everyday life.
Some people need a defined nursing procedure. Others need a continuing schedule that supports recovery or a long-term clinical requirement. The right arrangement starts with the actual care activities, not simply the number of hours.
Our team helps qualify the need, appropriate professional and proposed schedule. Existing prescriptions, discharge instructions and relevant reports help establish what should be included.
01A defined visit
Discuss the procedure, any existing clinical instructions and what needs to be available before the nurse attends.
02A shift or continuing plan
Time, frequency, level of support and clinical complexity affect the arrangement. Ongoing care is scoped with you rather than bought as an undefined block of time.
03Coordinating with the family
Clarify who is providing everyday support, who is responsible for clinical tasks and how changes should be communicated.
Physiotherapy & rehabilitation
Progress that matters in your own life.
A rehabilitation goal can be as practical as getting up from a chair, walking more confidently or returning to an activity. The physiotherapist assesses function and relevant history before shaping an appropriate programme.
Home-based care lets the conversation include the setting where you move every day. Treatment, a home programme and review can work together, with progress assessed rather than promised.
01Assessment and goals
Discuss pain, movement limitations, previous treatment and the activities you want to work towards.
02Treatment and practice
The appropriate exercises or techniques depend on the assessment. Your therapist explains what to practise and how to carry it out safely.
03Review and adapt
The plan can change as your function, symptoms and confidence change. A course of care should have a purpose and an opportunity to review it.
Care through life’s changes
For the first days. And the familiar ones.
Different stages of life need different forms of support. We start with the person, the family and the practical details of life at home.
A new chapter, together.
Support for a mother and newborn can include settling at home, daily care, feeding support and recovery needs. The right level of clinical or practical help is discussed around the family’s routine.
Explore mother & baby careFamiliar life. Thoughtful care.
Care for an older person should recognize preferences, independence and dignity. Daily assistance, mobility support, respite and nursing requirements can be brought into an appropriate plan.
Explore elderly careIV therapy
A clinical decision. Before an infusion.
Explore named IV options, their listed ingredients and practical arrangements. A catalogue name does not establish that the treatment is appropriate for you or promise a particular result.
Clinical assessment comes first. Your symptoms, medicines, allergies and existing conditions affect the decision; oral treatment or a different route may be more appropriate.
01Understand the option
The IV catalogue distinguishes bookable listed options from treatments that require a formulation or route discussion.
02Assess suitability
Share relevant health information with the clinical team. The prescribed formulation and administration are not selected solely by a shopping preference.
03Arrange the visit
The listed IV service price includes the visit. Appointment and aftercare arrangements are discussed in the appropriate clinical pathway.
Intel Lab · Diagnostic science
The care at your door. The science behind it.
Intelligent Care and Intel Lab bring complementary capabilities together under common ownership. Clinical assessment, laboratory testing and follow-up can be connected around your need.
Choose a focused test, compare a health package or discuss an existing test request. The laboratory’s disciplines extend from routine biochemistry and haematology to molecular and specialised testing.
01Tests with a purpose
A laboratory request should answer a useful clinical question. Browse individual tests or ask the team about the tests your clinician has requested.
02Collection that fits
Choose home collection across Dubai or a visit to Intel Lab in Deira. Any package waives its visit’s fee; individual tests also qualify when their pre-discount total reaches AED 300.
03Results in context
Different tests have different turnaround times. The report should be read with the relevant history and clinician’s assessment rather than as a diagnosis on its own.
A complete care plan
More than one need. One coordinated plan.
Care after a hospital stay or support for a long-term condition can involve several professionals. A complete plan connects the clinical tasks, practical schedule, family involvement and review.
Tell us what is already in place and where help is needed. The team can qualify the requirement and mobilize the appropriate resources, with the person receiving care kept at the centre.
01The clinical picture
Relevant diagnoses, discharge instructions, medicines, mobility and daily support needs help define the requirement.
02The care arrangement
Agree the disciplines, schedule and responsibilities. A plan might connect doctor review, nursing, physiotherapy and laboratory tests where appropriate.
03The review point
Ongoing support should be revisited as the person’s needs change. Share progress, difficulties and new concerns with the care team.
From the first conversation
Understand. Plan. Care comes. Stay connected.
A clear sequence, with the practical and clinical details worked through at each stage.
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Reach out
Speak to our patient care team about the person who needs care and what has changed.
What happens here
Share the concern, relevant history, preferred location and whether you need one visit or a continuing arrangement. If someone is seriously unwell, the team helps identify when a different setting is needed.
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Plan the right support
We qualify the requirement and identify the appropriate clinical resources.
What happens here
The type of clinician, care activities, timing and any preparation are discussed before the arrangement is agreed. A tailored care plan may involve several disciplines and a review point.
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Care comes to you
The agreed professional or team attends at your location.
What happens here
The clinician assesses the situation, explains the care and records what is relevant. Any additional tests, treatment or changes to the plan should be discussed with you.
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Stay connected
Questions, findings and progress inform the next step.
What happens here
Follow-up may involve a clinical discussion, further assessment or a change in support. A continuing plan should remain connected to the person’s needs and the family’s practical circumstances.
Technology-enabled care
Care continues. The connection stays.
Your next visit, clearly arranged.
Keep the selected service, person, location and agreed appointment in view. A visit and an ongoing care plan have different arrangements; the care team helps coordinate the details.
- The right service
- The person receiving care
- The agreed location and time
A plan that can move with you.
Doctors, nurses, physiotherapists and laboratory services can contribute different parts of your care. The important connection is what each person is doing, why, and when the plan should be reviewed.
- Care priorities
- Responsibilities
- Review and follow-up
The visit is one part of the journey.
Laboratory findings, changing symptoms and progress at home can all affect the next step. Keep your questions and relevant records together for the conversation with your clinical team.
- Relevant records
- Questions and changes
- Your next clinical conversation
YOUR CARE, CONNECTED
Appointments
You stay at the centre
People behind the care
A real clinician. A verifiable profile.
Explore the clinician’s background and professional registration, and speak to our team about the right clinical route for your needs.
General Practitioner
Dr Toqa Ibrahim
Dr Toqa Ibrahim is a DHA-licensed General Practitioner with Alpha Intelligent Care Home Healthcare Center. Her clinical profile brings the general-practice perspective into our approach to care at home.
Practical arrangements
Clear before care begins.
Insurance, with guidance.
Coverage depends on the service, clinical need and your policy. Our team can help review the requirement, identify documentation and coordinate the next step with the insurer or administrator. An insurer’s name is not a promise that every service is covered.
At your address in Dubai.
Care is available across Dubai, including your home and suitable residential settings. Share the building, area and access details when arranging the visit. Laboratory collection also offers a visit-us option at Intel Lab in Deira.
Dubai MarinaJumeirahDowntownDeiraDubai HillsAll Dubai areas
Abu Dhabi is coming soon.
Location & contact01How do I choose the right kind of care?
Start with what you need help with, rather than a particular procedure. A new symptom may need a doctor’s assessment; a defined nursing task, rehabilitation goal or laboratory request follows a different route. Our patient care team can help you identify the appropriate starting point.
02Which services can I add to the care bag?
Listed fixed-price doctor visits, physiotherapy sessions, eligible IV options and laboratory items use the care bag. Ongoing nursing, complex care and plans that depend on hours or clinical requirements begin with an enquiry so the scope can be agreed.
03Can I arrange care for someone else?
Yes. In Your care at checkout, assign each service to yourself or another person. You can include more than one patient and provide guardian details when a child is receiving care. The selected service remains attached to the right person through the booking.
04What is the difference between home nursing and caregiving?
Nursing involves clinical care that requires the appropriate professional and care plan. Assistance with everyday routines, companionship or personal support can involve a different level of care. Tell us the actual activities required so the team can identify suitable support.
05Can you coordinate several services?
Yes. A complete care plan can bring together a doctor, nursing, physiotherapy and diagnostic services around one person’s requirements. The combination, schedule, responsibilities and review points are discussed with you.
06How are laboratory collection fees calculated?
Each visit is assessed separately. Home collection is AED 100 and a visit to Intel Lab is AED 50. Any health package waives its visit’s fee, as do individual tests totaling AED 300 or more before promotional discounts. Separate appointments have separate calculations.
07What if none of the displayed appointment times suits me?
Choose the earliest-available request in checkout. No date or time is required for that request, and no payment is taken. The care team needs to agree the appointment with you; it is not a confirmed urgent arrival time.
08Can a family share a laboratory visit?
Yes. You can assign laboratory items to different people and organize a shared visit. People in one shared visit have one visit-fee calculation. If they need separate appointments, each appointment is assessed separately.
09Can I use insurance?
Contact our team with the service required and your policy details. Clinical assessment, eligibility, pre-approval and the terms of your plan can affect what is covered. The insurance page explains the workflow.
10Is homecare an emergency service?
No. Homecare appointments do not replace emergency treatment. For life-threatening symptoms or a medical emergency in the UAE, call 998. If you are unsure whether an ordinary home visit is appropriate, seek clinical advice promptly.
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The next connection.
See how specific concerns and care situations connect to an appropriate next step.
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