FAQs
Frequently Asked Questions
Frequently asked questions
Where does Dr Aqeel currently see patients?
Dr Aqeel consults exclusively at Medcare Hospital Sharjah, across two locations:
King Faisal Street Branch
Sheikh Saqr Al-Qasimi Street Branch
What are Dr Aqeel’s clinic timings?
Current clinic schedule:
Monday:
08:00–16:00 — King Faisal Branch
Tuesday:
09:00–13:00 — Sheikh Saqr Al-Qasimi Branch
Wednesday:
13:00–17:00 — King Faisal Branch
17:00–21:00 — Sheikh Saqr Al-Qasimi Branch
Thursday:
09:00–17:00 — Sheikh Saqr Al-Qasimi Branch
Friday:
Off
Saturday:
09:00–17:00 — Sheikh Saqr Al-Qasimi Branch
Sunday:
13:00–21:00 — King Faisal Branch
(Clinic times may vary slightly based on hospital scheduling.)
How can I book an appointment?
Appointments are booked directly through Medcare Hospital Sharjah via:
Medcare call centre
Medcare website or mobile app Book Now
In-hospital reception
What age group does Dr Aqeel see?
Children and adolescents from newborn age up to 18 years.
Does Dr Aqeel offer online or teleconsultations?
Clinical consultations are provided in person only at Medcare Hospital Sharjah.
What should I bring to my first appointment?
Where available, please bring:
Previous clinic letters or referral notes
Growth records (height/weight charts)
Recent blood tests or imaging reports
Xray pictures – especially for bone age tests
Diabetes device downloads (CGM / pump), if applicable
This helps ensure a focused and efficient visit.
Is KidsEndoCare part of my hospital consultation?
No.
KidsEndoCare is a separate educational and second-opinion service and does not replace hospital-based medical consultations at Medcare.
KidsEndoCare is not for patients based in the UAE due to legal and contractual obligations.