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SMART CARE POLYCLINIC · DEIRA, DUBAI

General Practitioner

Everyday medical care in Deira, Dubai — same-day appointments for illness, injury and long-term conditions. Bloods are taken on site and most results come back the same day.

What we treat here

Treatments and packages

Most GP visits that start with a symptom end with bloods. These bundles cover the common ones at a set price, each with what it includes listed in full.

Packages

Treatments

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Questions people ask

Can I use a GP at Smart Care as my main doctor in Dubai?
Yes. Our general practitioners provide ongoing primary care in Deira, keep your records in one place, and refer you on to a specialist when something needs it. No insurance or registration is required to be seen.
How quickly can I see a GP in Deira?
Same-day appointments are usually available, including evenings. You can book online, call the clinic, or message us on WhatsApp, and walk-ins are seen when there is a gap.
Can a GP manage a long-term condition like diabetes or blood pressure?
Yes. A GP can start treatment, arrange the blood tests, and review you at intervals that suit the condition. Where a case needs specialist input, our Internal Medicine specialist sees you in the same clinic rather than somewhere else.
Do you provide medical certificates for work or travel?
Yes, after a clinical assessment. A sick-leave certificate can only be issued for the period a doctor has actually assessed you for, which is why it follows the consultation rather than being requested on its own.
Are blood tests done at the clinic?
Yes. Samples are taken in our own laboratory in Deira during the same visit, so you do not need a second appointment elsewhere. Most routine results are back the same day.
Do you offer video consultations?
Yes, for follow-ups, discussing results and minor concerns. Anything that needs examining, scanning or treating in the room is booked as an in-clinic appointment instead.