Dr. Abdelhalim Mohamed
Consultant Critical Care Medicine
Critical Care and ICUEmergency
Dr. Abdelhalim Mohamed is a consultant in critical care medicine at Dar Al Kamal Hospital in Sharjah, UAE. Critical care medicine looks after patients who are seriously ill, such as those with severe infection, failing breathing or unstable blood pressure, or who need close monitoring after major surgery. Book an appointment on 06 599 7777.
About Dr. Abdelhalim Mohamed
Dr. Abdelhalim Mohamed is a consultant in critical care medicine at Dar Al Kamal Hospital in Sharjah, UAE.
Areas of expertise
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Clinic days and appointments
Appointments with Dr. Abdelhalim Mohamed are arranged by phone on 06 599 7777. The team confirms the day and time when you call.
Frequently asked questions
What does a critical care consultant like Dr. Abdelhalim Mohamed do?
Dr. Mohamed works in critical care medicine, the specialty responsible for patients in intensive care. Typical reasons for intensive care include sepsis, breathing that needs a ventilator's support, dangerously low blood pressure, and close observation after a major operation or a sudden collapse.
Can I book an appointment with Dr. Mohamed?
No direct appointment is needed or offered, because intensive care is arranged by the doctors treating the patient. The emergency team, the surgeon or the ward doctors request an ICU review when a patient needs it. For enquiries, call Dar Al Kamal Hospital on 06 599 7777.
How does a patient come under the care of Dr. Mohamed?
Patients reach Dr. Mohamed's care at Dar Al Kamal Hospital when the treating team decides they need intensive care or high-dependency care. This can follow arrival in the emergency department, an operation, a change in condition on a ward, or a transfer from another hospital.
How will my family get news about a relative cared for by Dr. Mohamed?
Families of patients in the Dar Al Kamal Hospital ICU usually receive updates from the doctor or the nurse in charge, often after the daily round. Choosing one family member as the main contact helps keep information clear; that person can then pass news on to the rest of the family.
What should families bring when a relative is admitted to intensive care under Dr. Mohamed?
When a relative is admitted to intensive care under Dr. Mohamed, bring the patient's Emirates ID and insurance card, a list of the medicines they take, and any recent medical reports or discharge letters. Details of allergies and long-term conditions help the ICU team plan care.
Is intensive care with Dr. Mohamed covered by insurance?
Intensive care is normally covered under the inpatient benefit of UAE health insurance plans, and it usually needs notification and ongoing approval from the insurer. Terms vary by policy, so contact your insurer or call Dar Al Kamal Hospital on 06 599 7777 with questions about cover for care under Dr. Mohamed.
Medically reviewed by Dar Al Kamal Team