Thumbay Healthcare Division gives Northern Emirates its biggest surgical academic hospital network
Ajman: Thumbay Healthcare Division has emerged as the largest academic network of hospitals in the Northern Emirates, providing surgical care of the highest quality with advanced surgical procedures and clinical care that not only enable patients to opt for a shorter stay at the hospitals but also make it cost-effective.
The hospital has launched a free second opinion campaign in all its surgical departments for patients to benefit from the services offered and to consult specialist doctors for their problems. Normally, patients tend to postpone or delay their surgical procedures for fear of longer hospital stay, insurance coverage issues and quality care. Thumbay Healthcare Division, hence, has made all this easy with free second opinion, cost effective surgery packages and coverage for all major insurance cards in all their hospitals.
The Division provides free ambulance service for patients in need of Emergency Care and also has a specialized chest pain center for emergencies.
Dr. Thumbay Moideen, Founder-President of Thumbay Group, said, “We have always been strategic and provide quality in what we do.
Our network also is giving excellent opportunities for visiting surgeons to join us and use these facilities to benefit patients, and get involved as adjunct faculty at our university. Our core areas of education, healthcare and research provide an excellent environment for growth and sustainability.”
Thumbay University Hospital is the largest private academic hospital in the Middle East region, with 350 beds. As a state-of-the-art family healthcare destination, the hospital also has a dedicated 100-bed long-term care and rehabilitation unit, 10 modular surgical suites for all major specialties, Center for Imaging, Cath Lab, ICU/CCU/NICU/PICU, Advanced Neonatal ICU, 3 Tesla MRI and 256-Slice CT Scan For Surgical diagnosis, 10-bed dialysis unit, etc. Many unique services are offered at the hospital, including a specialized floor for the Mother and Child program that comprises 10 Labor and Delivery Rooms, NICU, SCBU and Well Baby Unit.
Furthermore, the hospital is home to a therapeutic garden, and offers Marhaba Services, along with presidential suite rooms, VIP rooms, and private rooms. The hospital also comprises a medical tourism department to serve medical tourists. Amenities for patients and visitors, further, include a multi-restaurant food court, movie theatre, coffee shops, health club, and free parking space for more than 1,000 vehicles.
An affiliate of the academic hospital network of Thumbay Group, the hospital has a professional workforce of 30 different nationalities serving patients in 50 different languages and serving patients from over 175 nationalities. Thumbay University Hospital patients benefit from the collaboration between their physician faculty, residents, and nurses as they develop best practices for clinical excellence and other health centres, including Thumbay Dental Hospital and Thumbay Physical Therapy & Rehabilitation Hospitals located in Medicity.
This excellence is reflected in the high-quality and safe care provided across all specialized teams.
For more information, patients are advised to visit the website:
www.thumbayunivershospital.com or Call 06 770 5555
20 modular operation theaters with dedicated beds for NICU, ICU, CCU, Cath lab and daycare surgeries.
Advance surgical procedures to shorten hospital stay, free second opinion to all for surgery consultation.
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Australia bundled out for 104 as India take 46-run first-innings lead
Perth (PTI): Pacer Jasprit Bumrah completed his 11th five-wicket haul in Tests as Australia were bundled out for 104 at lunch, losing the remaining three wickets in the morning session on Day 2 to give India a handy 46-run first-innings lead in the opening match here on Saturday.
For India, captain Jasprit Bumrah (5/30) was the pick of the bowlers while Mohammed Siraj (2/20) and debutant Harshit Rana (3/48) also chipped in.
It was a abject surrender from Australia, who could add just 37 runs to their overnight score of 67/7, thanks chiefly to tail-ender Mitchell Starc (26), who emerged the highest scorer for his side
Bumrah struck the first blow on Saturday, dismissing keeper-batter Alex Carey (21) off the first ball of his over as the Australian could add just two runs to his overnight score.
India were all out for 150 from 49.4 overs at the stroke of tea on Friday.
Brief Scores:
India: 150 all out in 49.4 overs vs Australia: 104 all out in 51.2 overs (Alex Carey 21, Mitchell Starc 26; Jasprit Bumrah 5/30, Harshit Rana 3/48, Mohammed Siraj 2/20).
