Fakeeh University Hospital (FUH) in Dubai Silicon Oasis is a children’s hospital service with pediatricians and pediatric sub-specialists caring for children from birth to 16 years. Services include a 24/7 pediatric emergency, a Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU), well-baby clinics, vaccinations following the DHA schedule, and specialist clinics for asthma, allergies, growth, heart, kidney and neurological conditions.
Our multilingual team speaks Arabic, English, Hindi, Urdu, French, Spanish, Turkish and more, and treats every child as a whole person, from first check-up to complex care.
It’s recommended to take your child for regular well-child checkups, vaccinations, and any time you notice unusual symptoms like persistent fever, breathing issues, or developmental delays.
Our team of highly experienced pediatric specialists, child-friendly facilities, and comprehensive care approach make us a trusted hospital for children’s healthcare needs in Dubai and the UAE.
Fakeeh University Hospital in Dubai Silicon Oasis provides pediatric care from birth to 16 years. This includes a 24/7 pediatric emergency, a NICU, well-baby clinics, vaccinations, and specialists in asthma, allergy, endocrinology, cardiology, nephrology, neurology and child development.
Yes. ER doctors, pediatricians and nurses are available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, for infants, children and adolescents.
Yes. Our Neonatal Intensive Care Unit has specialist neonatologists and nurses. It supports parent bonding through kangaroo care and education.
Our pediatricians offer a full range of services including newborn care, growth and development monitoring, vaccination programs, management of chronic illnesses, and specialized pediatric treatments.
You should consider a consultation if you notice any of the following: significant changes in your child’s growth rate, a lack of pubertal signs by age 13 for girls and 14 for boys, the onset of puberty before age 8 for girls or 9 for boys, excessive thirst or frequent urination (signs of diabetes), or extreme fatigue and unexplained weight changes (potential thyroid issues).
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