Syrian-American clinic opens its doors in Doha

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Syrian-American clinic opens its doors in Doha

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Syria’s top medical practitioners prepare to  work in Qatar

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The Syrian-American Medical Centre enters its final phases of development, with an opening date in just one month from now, on 01^st September 2013, according to a statement from the company.

Having been built by affiliate company Khayyat Contracting and Trading (KCT), the medical facility, which caters strictly for out patients only, is expected to be a popular choice for many individuals throughout the GCC, who are looking for a ‘five star’ level of service.

Speaking with Dr. Faiz Ghanam, dermatologist and medical director, he said; “The Syrian-American Medical Centre is the culmination of what we consider to be the very finest medical personnel from Syria, gathered under one facility. Syria has some of the most respected health care professionals in their various fields and we are all looking forward to providing a level of service which fits inline the Qatar’s national vision for international best practice.”

With 14 consultants ready to start work, the Syrian-American Medical Centre will offer specialists in a variety of areas, including but not limited to, dermatology, endocrinology, plastic surgery and dentistry.

Speaking with parent company KCT CEO, Mohamed Moataz AlKhayat, he said; “While the clinic has been completed to the highest standards in terms of its construction, it is the physicians that fill its offices that will showcase what kind of a facility we’re opening here. Having hand picked the consultants, we are certain that the Syrian-American Medical Centre will be a resounding success for those looking for the very best in health care consultancy.”

Company founder, Mohammed Raslan Al Khayyat commented, “Healthcare is one of the most important areas of any society and we believe that the Syrian-American Medical Centre will make a welcome addition to Qatar’s increasingly sophisticated healthcare facilities.”

Costing an estimated $8 million, the clinic is split into four villas in one compound, located in close proximity to the Sidra Medical Centre just outside of the Qatari capital of Doha.

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