HealthHub Clinics Is Now at UW Mall: A Bigger Clinic With More Specialties

HealthHub Clinics is now at UW Mall. Opening 5 October 2026. 

Our Al Karama clinic has moved to a new, larger home at UW Mall, Dubai. The new HealthHub UW Mall clinic offers more space and more specialties. This means you and your family can get more of your care in one place. 

In this guide, we answer the questions patients ask us most. You will learn what has changed, which services you can use, and how to book your visit. 

What Is HealthHub UW Mall? 

HealthHub UW Mall is the new multi-specialty clinic from HealthHub Clinics by Al-Futtaim. It replaces our former clinic in Al Karama. The clinic opened its doors on 5 October 2026. 

The move is more than a change of address. The UW Mall clinic is larger. It also brings new specialties that were not offered in Al Karama. As a result, patients can see a family doctor and a specialist at the same site. 

HealthHub Clinics is part of Al-Futtaim Health. Across our network in Dubai, patients can access more than 25 specialties. 

Why Did HealthHub Move From Al Karama to UW Mall? 

We moved to give our patients more care under one roof. Our Al Karama clinic served the community for many years. However, we needed more room to add new specialties and welcome more families. 

The UW Mall clinic gives us that space. It lets us bring everyday care and specialist care together in one place. For you, this can mean fewer trips between clinics. It can also make follow-up visits simpler. 

You will find us on the first floor of UW Mall. Patients can use the mall parking. The clinic is open from 8 AM to 10 PM, so you can visit before or after work. 

Which Specialties Can I Access at HealthHub UW Mall? 

The clinic offers 16 specialties in total. Below, we group them by the type of care you may need. 

Everyday Care for Adults and Children 

• General Practice: for common illnesses, check-ups and referrals. 

• Family Medicine: ongoing care for every age, from babies to grandparents. 

• Internal Medicine: care for adults with long-term or complex health issues. 

• Paediatrics: care for babies, children and teenagers, including growth checks and vaccines. 

Regular check-ups matter, even when you feel well. Many common conditions develop quietly. For example, the World Health Organization (WHO) estimates that about 46% of adults with high blood pressure do not know they have it [1]. A simple check during a routine visit can find it early. 

Women’s Health 

Our Obstetrics & Gynaecology team supports women at every stage of life. This includes pregnancy care, period problems, menopause and routine screening. You can discuss sensitive concerns in a private, respectful setting. 

Bones, Joints, Muscles and Surgery 

• Orthopaedics: for bone, joint and sports injuries. 

• Physiotherapy: to help you move better and recover after an injury or surgery. 

• General Surgery: consultations for conditions such as hernias and gallstones. If you need a procedure, your surgeon will explain your options. 

Having orthopaedics and physiotherapy in one clinic can make recovery smoother. Your doctor and physiotherapist can plan your care together. 

Skin, Urinary Health and Imaging 

• Dermatology: for skin, hair and nail concerns, from acne to eczema. 

• Urology: for kidney, bladder and prostate concerns. 

• Radiology: X-ray and CT scans on site, to help doctors find the cause of your symptoms. 

What New Specialties Are Available at UW Mall? 

Five specialties are new to this clinic. Each one meets a real health need in our community. 

Cardiology: Care for Your Heart 

Heart and blood vessel disease is the leading cause of death worldwide. It causes an estimated 17.9 million deaths each year [2]. The good news is that many risk factors can be managed. These include high blood pressure, high cholesterol, diabetes and smoking [2]. 

Our cardiology service helps you understand and lower your heart risk. You may wish to see a cardiologist if you have chest discomfort or a racing heartbeat. A family history of heart disease is another good reason to get checked. Your GP can also refer you. 

Dental: Care for Your Teeth and Gums 

Oral diseases are among the most common health problems in the world. They affect close to 3.5 billion people [3]. Tooth decay and gum disease are the most common types. The good news is that most of them can be prevented. 

Regular dental check-ups help catch problems early. With dental care now at UW Mall, you can book your dental visit in the same place as your medical visits. 

Endocrinology: Care for Hormones, Diabetes and Thyroid 

Endocrinologists treat conditions linked to hormones. These include diabetes, thyroid problems and some weight-related issues. 

Diabetes is a major health concern in the region. Worldwide, almost half of adults with diabetes do not know they have it [4]. Experts now advise diabetes screening for all adults from age 35 [5]. People with risk factors may need testing earlier. Risk factors include being overweight or having a parent with diabetes. 

Gastroenterology: Care for Your Digestive System 

Gastroenterologists look after the stomach, bowel, liver and gallbladder. They help with acid reflux, ongoing tummy pain, bloating and changes in bowel habits. 

They also play a key role in screening. Guidelines now recommend that adults at average risk start bowel cancer screening at age 45 [6]. Your doctor can explain which test suits you best. 

Rheumatology: Care for Joints and Autoimmune Conditions 

Rheumatologists treat conditions such as rheumatoid arthritis, gout and lupus. These conditions can cause joint pain, swelling and stiffness. 

Early care makes a real difference. Guidelines advise starting treatment for rheumatoid arthritis as soon as it is diagnosed [7]. This helps protect the joints from lasting damage. If you have stiff, swollen joints that last for weeks, speak to a doctor. 

Why Is It Helpful to Have Many Specialties Under One Roof? 

When your doctors work in the same clinic, your care can feel more connected. Here is how a multi-specialty clinic can help you: 

• Easier referrals: your GP can refer you to a specialist in the same clinic. 

• Fewer trips: you can see your doctor and have an X-ray or CT scan at the same site. 

• Shared planning: your doctors can work together on your care plan. 

• Care for the whole family: parents, children and grandparents can all visit one clinic. 

Here is a simple example. A person with diabetes may need more than one type of care. Diabetes raises the risk of heart disease [2]. It is also closely linked with gum disease [8]. At UW Mall, an endocrinologist, a cardiologist and a dentist now work under one roof.