Aster operates five facilities across Dubai, including Mankhool Aster Hospital & Day Surgery Centre, Al Qusais, Muhaisnah and Aster Cedar Hospital in Jebel Ali. The network offers more than 35 specialities, supported by over 200 DHA-licensed doctors.
Aster hospitals have earned recognition in Newsweek's World's Best Hospitals and World's Best Smart Hospitals rankings. Aster Hospital Mankhool is named among Newsweek's World's Best Specialised Hospitals 2027 for Cardiology and Obstetrics & Gynaecology.
Our hospitals are EIAC-accredited, and every one follows DHA patient-safety and infection-control standards. Aster Hospital Mankhool and Al Qusais have also received recognition from the Dubai Quality Group for healthcare excellence.
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We offer 24/7 emergency care & pharmacy, plus online booking and the myAster app for appointments and reports.
That’s our simple promise, and one that makes life easy for our patients and their families, even when ailments and treatments may be complex. Today, we are among the list of world-class hospitals in the UAE because all our specialists and support staff work in a coordinated and compassionate manner, delivering the best and latest care for all medical conditions.
Aster offers unparalleled clinical care, backed by advanced research and expertise in all medical disciplines.
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