Speaking on World Health Day, Dr Yehia El Gabbani, Hospital Director of Emirates Hospital-Jumeirah, said the UAE health care market's innovative progression make it the leading healthcare destination in the MENA region. The country has seen a surge in new specialized services and treatments for residents and innovative products such as surgical robots, boosted fact systems, and artificial intelligence.

The UAE medical care market, which is forecasted to get to $19.5 billion (Dh71.56 billion) by 2020, is a leading health care location in the GCC region. The UAE is additionally world's fastest expanding clinical tourist center, with overall health expense allowance jumping from the current $23 billion to $28 billion by 2021. With UAE's world-class health care infrastructure, competence, and solutions, Emirates Healthcare facility Jumeirah is well-positioned to match the highest international standards.

" Development of UAE's healthcare field has taken centre stage amongst GCC nations, as they witness a period of demographic change with a growing population. In order to reduce the growing stress on the health care system, the GCC federal governments are encouraging economic sector involvement to construct remarkable healthcare facilities and clinics, upgrade existing infrastructure, and match the high quality of services supplied in leading countries," said Dr Yehia.

Economic sector participation is becoming necessary to fulfill the increasing need for health care in addition to decrease the worry of costs on the government funds. With growing health recognition amongst the residents together with the GCC governments' effort to enhance health indications is bring about a change to precautionary care. Focus on the avoidance of diseases will certainly not just boost the public health account however can likewise help reduce health care expense and improve the high quality of care.

Dr Yehia, said: " The theme of this year's World Health Day is aiming to enhance healthcare access and insurance coverage for every person. With UAE's healthcare market experiencing the fastest growth on the planet, it implies that an increasing number of people across GCC countries will certainly have access to the health care of the finest."".

The rising prevalence of chronic conditions along with an expected rise in the aging population is triggering the demand for long-lasting and post-acute care facilities in the GCC region. As a result, Emirates Hospital Jumeirahs state-of- the-art facilities provide a wide range of specialized facilities, which include: obstetrics, paediatrics, neonatal intensive care unit (NICU), special care baby unit (SCBU), a radiology department, and the emergency room.

Situated on Jumeirah Beach Road, along with the Dubai Canal, Emirates Hospital Jumeirah is a beaming instance of progress in the health care environment. The 100-bed healthcare facility covers 140,000 square feet with 45 consultation spaces in all and 29 inpatient spaces that encounter the sea. It includes one imperial collection and 3 VIP suites that will additionally overlook the Arabian Gulf and the Dubai Canal. They give 24/7 emergency care with 8 beds in addition to a four-bed High Reliance Unit. The hospital has four Intensive Care beds, 4 Vital Treatment beds, 6 day-care beds and 18 recovery areas.