With great healthcare comes great responsibility. United Arab Emirates is considered to be one of the most developed countries in the world. They are focused on developing all their industries, fields and sectors through investments and the use of technology. The country is trying to reach a point of satisfaction where they become ahead of our current times. However, in the healthcare industry they are almost there; with new state of the art technology being used.
Now with the advancements in the field, the hospitals, whether public or private, are responsible over the population. As they strive to always provide top quality services for their patients, it is important to keep the community on mind too. Due to the spirit of Ramadan ending and the Eid on the doors, two hospitals in United Arab Emirates have decided to create an initiative of providing free care and free minor surgeries for all poor people in the country who can’t afford it.
This news was released recently in the country with the Saudi German hospital Group which opened its doors in both its locations in Sharjah and Ajman. The hospital decided to provide free access to surgeries for people who can’t afford them.
This was commented on by the CEO of the group, Dr. Reem Osman who said, “Access to quality healthcare is the birth right of every citizen in the world and this is the right time during Ramadan to provide this healthcare service for the people who are not able to afford the service.”