SMART CARE POLYCLINIC · DEIRA, DUBAI
Paediatrics
Paediatrics in Deira, Dubai. A specialist paediatrician for newborns, children and teenagers: everyday illness, growth, development and nutrition, allergies, breathing and tummy problems, and immunisation advice.
What we treat here
- Newborn and baby checks
- Growth and development assessment
- Fever, coughs, colds, sore throats and ear infections
- Asthma, wheeze and chest infections
- Tummy problems: reflux, diarrhoea, constipation and colic
- Skin rashes and eczema in children
- Allergies in children
- Feeding, nutrition and weight advice
- Learning and developmental concerns, with referral where needed
- Immunisation advice and vaccination record review
- Referral to paediatric specialists and hospitals
- A specialist paediatrician with more than 30 years of experience in India and Saudi Arabia
- A gentle, friendly manner that puts children at ease
- Consultations in English, Arabic, Hindi, Urdu and Persian
- Care from newborns to teenagers, with growth and development followed over time
- Clear advice for parents on symptoms, care at home and when to seek urgent help
- Blood tests arranged in the same clinic when your child needs them
- Referral to paediatric specialists and hospitals when a child needs more
- In Deira, alongside GP, dental and women's health care for the whole family
Questions people ask
How do I book an appointment with the paediatrician?
Book online, message us on WhatsApp, or call +971 (0) 4379 3562 and we will find a time with Dr Khalid Abdullah Rashid.
What ages does a paediatrician see?
Newborns, babies, children and teenagers.
Do you give vaccinations?
Vaccinations at the clinic are coming soon. Until then, the paediatrician can review your child's vaccination record, advise on what is due, and tell you where vaccines are given.
When should my child see a paediatrician?
For newborn and baby checks, concerns about growth, feeding or development, and problems that keep coming back, such as repeated chest, ear or tummy infections. A GP can also see children for everyday illness.
What should I bring to my child's appointment?
Your child's Emirates ID or passport, their vaccination record, a list of any medicines, and reports or test results from other doctors.
What should I do in an emergency?
If your child is struggling to breathe, is unusually drowsy or floppy, has a seizure, or you think their life is at risk, call 998 or go to the nearest emergency department.