Hematologist
Service in Dubai
Doctor-led blood health care at home. Book a consultation, have blood tests taken in your home, and get your results explained in plain words.
- Licensed doctors
- Blood tests at home
- Prices in AED before you book
Blood Health Services at Home
Care from a doctor, tests taken in your home, and clear advice on what comes next.
Blood disorder consultation
A doctor visits you at home, listens to your symptoms and history, and plans the right tests.
- Home visit by a doctor
- Clear plan for next steps
Anaemia review
For tiredness, weakness or low iron. The doctor checks your history and arranges blood tests.
- Iron studies if needed
- Diet and follow-up advice
Blood tests at home
Your sample is taken at home and sent to a licensed lab. Common tests include FBC and iron studies.
- No clinic waiting room
- Results reviewed by a doctor
Blood-thinner monitoring
Regular blood checks at home if you take a blood thinner, with results shared with your doctor.
- Scheduled home checks
- Results sent to your doctor
Bruising and bleeding review
Easy bruising, nosebleeds or bleeding gums? A doctor reviews your symptoms and your medicines.
- Medicine review
- Tests and referral if needed
Follow-up with your specialist
We help you keep up with tests and visits, and share your reports with your hematologist.
- Reports shared safely
- Hospital referral if needed
Prices in AED are shared before you book. Bone marrow tests, blood transfusions and chemotherapy are done in hospital. If you need them, we refer you to a licensed specialist.
Three Blood Cells, Simply Explained
A full blood count looks at these three. Tap a cell to see what it does.
Red blood cells
Red blood cells carry oxygen from your lungs to the rest of your body. They use a protein called haemoglobin to do this.
When levels are low
Low levels can be linked with anaemia, which may cause tiredness or shortness of breath. Causes can include low iron or blood loss.
When levels are high
High levels can be linked with dehydration, smoking, or some lung or bone marrow conditions.
White blood cells
White blood cells are part of your immune system. They help your body find and fight infections.
When levels are low
Low levels can be linked with some infections, certain medicines, or bone marrow problems.
When levels are high
High levels are often linked with infection or inflammation. Stress, medicines or other blood conditions can also play a part.
Platelets
Platelets are tiny cell pieces. They stick together to help your blood clot and stop bleeding.
When levels are low
Low levels can make bruising or bleeding easier. They can be linked with medicines, infections or immune causes.
When levels are high
High levels can be linked with inflammation, low iron, or other conditions a doctor may check.
This is general information. Only your doctor can interpret your own results.
Who Is This Care For?
Home blood health care suits people who need regular tests, or want a doctor to look into common blood concerns.
People with anaemia or tiredness
Feeling tired, weak or short of breath? A doctor reviews your symptoms and arranges blood tests at home.
- FBC and iron studies at home
- Diet and iron advice from a doctor
- Follow-up tests planned
People on blood thinners
Need regular blood checks? We can arrange sample collection at home and share results with your doctor.
- Regular checks at home
- Results shared with your doctor
- Medicine questions answered
Elderly family needing regular tests
No travel and no waiting rooms. Gentle home visits for parents and grandparents, with clear reports for the family.
- Calm, unhurried visits
- Reports explained to family
- Reminders for the next test
Women with heavy periods
Heavy periods can lower iron over time. A doctor listens, checks your history and arranges simple blood tests.
- Private, respectful care
- Iron checks at home
- Referral to a gynaecologist if needed
How Home Blood Care Works
Five simple steps, from booking to a clear explanation of your results.
Blood Test Words, Made Simple
Short terms you may see on a blood test report, and what they mean in plain words.
Haemoglobin
The protein inside red blood cells that carries oxygen around your body.
White blood cells
The cells that help your body find and fight infections.
Platelets
Tiny cell pieces that help your blood clot and stop bleeding.
Mean cell volume
The average size of your red blood cells. It can help a doctor understand the cause of anaemia.
Ferritin
A protein that stores iron. This test helps show how much iron your body has in store.
International normalised ratio
A test that shows how long your blood takes to clot. It is often used for people on certain blood thinners.
Your doctor explains your own results. Normal ranges differ between labs and people.
Iron-Friendly Food Pairs
Vitamin C can help your body take in iron from plant foods. Try these simple pairs at meal times.
Lentils
A good plant source of iron for soups and stews.
Lemon
A squeeze of lemon adds vitamin C to the dish.
Spinach
Leafy greens add iron to salads, curries and eggs.
Tomatoes
Fresh or cooked, tomatoes bring vitamin C.
Beans
Chickpeas, kidney beans and others contain iron.
Peppers
Raw or roasted peppers are rich in vitamin C.
Why Choose Us for Blood Care at Home
Four simple promises behind every home visit. Hover or tap a coin to read more.
Licensed doctors. Licence details available on request.
Doctor-led blood care
A doctor reviews your symptoms, history and medicines before any test is ordered.
Samples at home
Blood samples are taken at home and sent to a licensed partner lab.
Results explained clearly
We go through your results in plain words and agree the next step with you.
Specialist referrals
If you need a hematologist or hospital tests, we refer you and share a summary.
Blood tests are processed by licensed partner labs.
When to Get Urgent Help
Some blood problems cannot wait for a home visit. If you notice any of these signs, act now.
- 01
Bleeding that will not stop
Even after firm pressure for several minutes.
- 02
Vomiting blood or black stools
This can be a sign of bleeding inside the body.
- 03
Sudden severe headache or confusion on blood thinners
This needs urgent checks straight away.
- 04
Fainting or severe breathlessness with very pale skin
This can mean very low blood levels.
- 05
High fever during chemotherapy or with a known low white count
Infections can become serious quickly.
- 06
Large unexplained bruises with nosebleeds that will not stop
This can point to a bleeding problem.
Go to emergency care now
Call emergency services or go to the nearest emergency department straight away.
A home visit is not for emergencies. Please do not wait for a booking if you notice any of these signs.
This is general information and does not list every emergency. If you are worried about yourself or someone else, get urgent help.
What Our Patients Say
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Blood Care Pricing
Simple starting prices. The fuller the vial, the more each visit includes.
Blood consultation
AED400
per home visit
- Doctor visit at home or hotel
- Review of symptoms and history
- Advice on which tests you need
Consultation + blood tests
AED650
visit plus core blood tests
- Doctor visit at home
- Blood sample taken at home
- Complete blood count and iron studies
- Results explained by the doctor
Follow-up visit
AED250
for patients already seen
- Review of new results
- Medicine and plan check
- Referral if needed
Starting prices in AED. Lab fees depend on the tests your doctor orders and are confirmed before the visit.
Blood Care FAQs
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Yes. A trained clinician takes the blood sample at your home or hotel and sends it to a licensed partner lab. The doctor then explains the results to you.
Only for some tests, such as certain sugar or cholesterol tests. We tell you when you book if fasting is needed and for how long. Drinking water is usually fine.
Yes. The doctor can review your blood thinner, arrange monitoring tests and check for side effects. Never change or stop a blood thinner without your doctor.
Bone marrow tests, blood transfusions and some specialist treatments are done in a hospital. If you need them, we refer you to a hematologist.
For bleeding that will not stop, vomiting blood, black stools, fainting or a high fever during chemotherapy, call emergency services or go to the nearest emergency department. A home visit is not for emergencies.
Many routine results come back within a day or two, depending on the test and the lab. Some specialist tests take longer. We tell you what to expect.
Yes. The doctor asks about symptoms such as tiredness or breathlessness and can arrange a blood count and iron studies to look for anaemia.
Yes. Please tell us the age of the patient when you book, so the right clinician and equipment come to the visit.
Use the Book Now button, share your area, preferred time and the reason for the visit. We confirm the time and the price with you before the visit.
Blood Tests and Care, at Home
Book a doctor visit with blood samples taken at home, then get your results explained clearly.