Welcome to Al-Ahli Hospital: Your Safe Place

We care about your safety more than anything else at Al-Ahli Hospital. We take our visitors’ health very seriously, and we are committed to providing you with the highest standards of care. Our skilled team of doctors, nurses, and health experts strive to make sure that your stay at the hospital is not only safe, but also enjoyable and comfortable.

Al-Ahli Hospitality: A Warm Welcome

To enhance your experience, we offer a warm welcome to our Outpatient Department (OPD) guests with free hot drinks. This small gesture is part of our commitment to making you feel at home during your time with us.

Room Categories: Tailored to Your Comfort

At Al-Ahli Hospital, we understand that a comfortable environment contributes to a speedy recovery. Explore our distinct room categories designed to meet your specific needs:

- Imperial Suite: Indulge in the epitome of luxury and space. The Imperial Suite offers a lavish retreat with premium amenities and personalized services.

- Diamond Suite: Experience the perfect blend of elegance and comfort in our Diamond Suite. Unwind in a sophisticated setting designed to enhance your well-being.

- Royal Suite: Elevate your stay with the Royal Suite, offering a regal ambiance and exclusive features for a truly memorable experience.

- VIP Suite: Enjoy the VIP treatment with our exclusive suite, providing privacy and top-notch services tailored to meet the needs of our most discerning guests.

Your Role in Treatment: Communication is Key

Communication is the foundation of good healthcare. Feel free to ask questions, request an interpreter if needed, and discuss any concerns with your doctor and nurse. Your involvement in your care is crucial to ensuring a safe and positive hospital experience.

Preventing the Spread of Germs: A Collective Effort

Maintaining good personal hygiene and preventing the spread of germs is a shared responsibility. It depends on our dedication and your actions to maintain personal hygiene, wash your hands regularly, keep a safe distance when needed, and motivate others to follow these practices to enhance the health and safety of everyone.

Identify Yourself: Ensuring Accuracy in Care

Wear your hospital ID bracelet at all times, ensuring accurate identification. Double-check the information on your bracelet and make sure all staff verify it before any procedure, test, or medication administration.

Optimizing Medication Management

Maximize the benefits of your medications by staying informed. Ask your nurse about your medicines, verify unfamiliar ones, and communicate any allergies or previous reactions. Keep your healthcare team updated on all medications, including over-the-counter and herbal remedies.

Get the Most from Your Treatment: Empower Yourself

Empower yourself by understanding your treatment plan. Discuss it with your doctor and nurse, involve a family member or friend in important discussions, and question anything that seems unclear or different from what you were told.

Stay Safe: Preventing Falls

Be alert to situations where falls might occur, especially when getting out of bed. Use your nurse call button, keep pathways clear, and seek assistance when needed. Prioritize your safety to ensure a smooth recovery.

Personal Items: Your Comfort Matters

Take care of your personal items such as dentures, hearing aids, and eyeglasses. Store dentures in a designated cup, keep eyeglasses and hearing aids in a labeled case, and please feel free to ask our crew anything you need.

Prepare for Home: A Smooth Transition

As you get ready to leave our hospital and return to your home, we want to make sure you have a smooth transition. Understand discharge instructions, including medications and follow-up visits. If you have any concerns about safety, don't hesitate to discuss them with your doctor or nurse.

At Al-Ahli Hospital, we are dedicated to making your stay safe, comfortable, and memorable. If you have any questions or concerns, please feel free to reach out to our caring team. Your well-being is our priority.