ArabiaMD review guide
Best Cardiologists in Dubai
We compared 23 Dubai clinics that publish cardiology prices or insurance networks, ranked the top 8 by Google rating and price transparency, and listed the cardiologists patients review on ArabiaMD. Updated 27 October 2026.
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- clinics compared
- 36
- insurers named
Clinic transparency
Top-rated clinics for cardiology care in Dubai
Ranked among clinics that publish prices or insurance networks on their own website. Order combines the Google rating, weighted by how many people have reviewed the clinic, with a bonus for published prices and named insurers. ArabiaMD patient reviews are shown where we have them.
1International Modern Hospital
Al Rafa
4.9Google (12,477)- Publishes 1 treatment price
- Names 12 insurers: Aafiya, ADNIC, Al Buhaira +9
2Prime Medical Center
Dubai
4.8Google (5,060)- Names 9 insurers: Aafiya, ADNIC, Aetna +6
3Unicare Medical Center
Al Mankhoul
4.8Google (1,515)- Names 13 insurers: ADNIC, Almadallah, AXA / GIG Gulf +10
4Jts Medical Centre LLC
Jumeira - 1
4.8Google (1,204)- Names 3 insurers: AXA / GIG Gulf, Bupa, Enaya (Dubai Government)
5Gardens Speciality Clinic Br Of Dm Healthcare LLC
Jebeel Ali - 1
4.7Google (8,798)- Names 21 insurers: Aafiya, ADNIC, Aetna +18
6Aster Clinic
4.7Google (4,667)- Names 21 insurers: Aafiya, ADNIC, Aetna +18
7Thumbay Hospital Dubai
Dubai
4.5Google (12,169)- Publishes 1 treatment price
- Names 5 insurers: AXA / GIG Gulf, Daman, eCare +2
8Aster Jubilee Medical Complex Br Of D M Healthcare LLC
Al Suq Al Kabeer
4.6Google (9,395)- Names 1 insurer: Daman
Editorial guide
What patients mean by the best cardiologist in Dubai
This guide is for planned heart care: check-ups, tests, and ongoing treatment. Chest pain, pressure or tightness, sudden breathlessness, fainting, or a racing heartbeat with dizziness need emergency care now: call 998 or go to the nearest emergency department instead of booking a clinic. For planned care, patients usually want a cardiologist who explains results clearly, a clinic that is practical to visit, clear pricing, and experience that matches their condition.
Tests that are explained
Patients want a cardiologist who explains why each test is needed, what the results show, and what happens next, rather than ordering every test at once.
Cost clarity
Many plans cover cardiology when there is a medical reason, but screening packages and some scans may need pre-approval or be self-paid. Ask what the consultation includes and whether the ECG, echo, or stress test is charged separately.
The right clinical fit
A general cardiologist suits most blood pressure, cholesterol, and palpitation concerns. For heart rhythm problems, heart failure, cardiac imaging, or procedures such as angiography, the doctor profile and focused experience matter more.
Continuity of care
Heart conditions often mean follow-up visits, repeat tests, and medication reviews. Choose a cardiologist you can see regularly, and ask which hospital they work with if a procedure may be needed.
Prices and insurance
Cardiology prices and insurance in Dubai
Cardiology clinics in Dubai rarely publish prices on their websites. Of the 52 clinics we checked, 3 publish a verified cardiology price, too few to show a typical range. Ask the clinic for a written quote, and use the insurers below to check your cover.
Insurance networks cardiology clinics say they accept
Counted from clinic websites. Many UAE plans cover cardiology when there is a medical reason, but screening packages and advanced scans may need pre-approval, so confirm your specific policy with the clinic before booking.
- Neuron· 18
- Almadallah· 18
- Daman· 17
- AXA / GIG Gulf· 17
- MedNet· 17
- Sukoon (Oman Insurance)· 16
- NAS· 15
- ADNIC· 15
Clinics that publish their prices
- Heart check-up package
- AED 1,699
Insurance: Aafiya, ADNIC, Al Buhaira, Almadallah, Aspire, AXA / GIG Gulf, Daman, eCare, FMC Network, Inayah, Lifeline, MedNet
- Heart check-up package
- AED 349 – AED 5,999
Insurance: AXA / GIG Gulf, Daman, eCare, FMC Network, Neuron
Match the treatment to the right cardiologist
For routine heart checks and risk factors, convenience and consistent reviews can be the deciding factors. For rhythm problems, heart failure, or procedures, the better question is whether this cardiologist regularly handles cases like yours. Chest pain or fainting is a reason for emergency care, not a clinic booking.
General (clinical) cardiologist
High blood pressure, cholesterol, heart risk checks
Look for a clear explanation of your overall risk, a written plan, and regular follow-up to review progress.
Electrophysiologist or cardiologist with a rhythm focus
Palpitations or a known irregular heartbeat
Ask whether Holter or event monitoring is offered, and how the results are explained to you.
Cardiologist with a heart failure or valve focus
Known heart failure, swollen ankles, valve problems
Ask how often you will be reviewed, which tests track the condition, and who to contact between visits.
Cardiologist with imaging experience
Echo, stress tests, CT or MRI scans
Ask who performs and reports the scan, and how quickly the results are shared with you.
Interventional cardiologist
Narrowed arteries, angiography, stents
Ask which hospital the procedure takes place in, what the package includes, and how aftercare is arranged.
Pediatric cardiologist
Children and congenital heart conditions
Look for experience with children, clear explanations for parents, and access to a children’s hospital if needed.
Patient reviews
Cardiologists patients review on ArabiaMD
Every cardiologist here has at least one verified ArabiaMD patient review. They are ordered by rating, weighted by how many reviews back it up, so one perfect score does not outrank a consistent record. Open a profile to read the reviews in full.
Dr. Khalifa Muhammed
Cardiologist - 25 years experience
Rashid Hospital
English
Tanıdığım en iyi dr
Dr. Sandeep Kumar Golchha
Cardiologist - 12 years experience
NMC Specialty Hospital
English
We rushed to NMC Hospital where Dr. Sandeep attended to my father and did all his due diligence to conclude it was a heart stroke; in no time he helped me get all insurance related assistanc...
Licensed profiles
More cardiologists in Dubai
These cardiologists work at the top-rated clinics above and hold a DHA licence, but have no ArabiaMD patient reviews yet. They are listed in the clinics' order, not ranked against each other. Check the profile and ask the clinic the questions below before you book.
Dr. Issac Mammen
Cardiologist - 19 years experience
Not yet reviewed on ArabiaMDGardens Speciality Clinic Br Of Dm Healthcare LLC
English
Dr. Rajappan Anilkumar
Cardiologist - 21 years experience
Not yet reviewed on ArabiaMDAster Jubilee Medical Complex Br Of D M Healthcare LLC
English
Dr. Thannikkot Jaison
Cardiologist - 20 years experience
Not yet reviewed on ArabiaMDAster Jubilee Medical Complex Br Of D M Healthcare LLC
English
Before you book
How to compare cardiologists without getting lost
Use this page to build a shortlist, then open individual profiles to compare the details that affect your appointment. This keeps the decision practical instead of turning every highly rated profile into the same choice.
- 1Start with your heart concern, then compare cardiologists who regularly treat that condition.
- 2Read the review text, not only the star average. Look for comments about explanation, waiting times, test results, and follow-up.
- 3Give more weight to cardiologists with a deeper review base than profiles with one perfect rating.
- 4Check clinic access, languages, appointment availability, and which hospital the cardiologist works with if a procedure is needed.
- 5For tests and packages, ask what is included and whether a cardiologist reviews the results with you, not only sends them.
Questions to ask before you book
- Which tests do I need, and what will each one tell you?
- Can recent test results or ECGs from another doctor be used?
- Is the ECG, echo, or stress test included in the consultation price or charged separately?
- Will insurance cover this, and is pre-approval needed for scans or procedures?
- Who reviews my results, and how will they be shared with me?
- Which symptoms mean I should go to the emergency department instead of waiting for my next appointment?
Signs to slow down
- A clinic that offers an appointment for chest pain, fainting, or sudden breathlessness instead of directing you to emergency care.
- Pressure to buy a large screening package before a cardiologist has reviewed your history.
- Tests ordered without an explanation of why they are needed or what the results mean.
- Changes to heart medication without a clear reason or a follow-up plan.
- Unclear pricing, or a package price with no list of the tests it includes.
- Reviews that mention long delays for results, rushed visits, or surprise charges.
Keep looking
Find a cardiologist by area or treatment
Frequently asked questions
How does ArabiaMD choose the best cardiologists in Dubai?
Clinics are ranked among those that publish prices or insurance networks on their own website, by Google rating weighted by review volume, with a bonus for published prices and named insurers. Cardiologists are listed by ArabiaMD patient rating weighted by review count, so many strong reviews rank above a perfect average from a single review. Prices are the ones clinics publish on their own websites, and each is checked against that page; nothing is estimated.
What should I do about chest pain?
Chest pain, pressure, or tightness, especially with breathlessness, sweating, nausea, or pain spreading to the arm, jaw, or back, needs emergency care. Call 998 or go to the nearest emergency department. Do not wait for a clinic appointment.
When should I see a cardiologist?
People commonly see a cardiologist for high blood pressure or cholesterol, palpitations, a family history of heart disease, or an abnormal ECG. A GP can refer you, or you can book directly if your plan allows. A doctor can decide which tests, if any, are needed.
What should I check before booking a cardiologist in Dubai?
Check the cardiologist profile, review count, recent comments, clinic location, languages spoken, years of experience, and whether the clinic offers the tests you need.
Is the highest rated cardiologist always the best choice?
Not always. A cardiologist with a strong rating across many reviews is usually a stronger signal than a perfect score from one or two reviews. Fit with your condition, clinic access, communication, and cost clarity also matter.
Does insurance cover cardiology in Dubai?
Many plans cover consultations and tests when there is a medical reason. Screening without symptoms, some scans, and procedures may need pre-approval or may not be covered. Ask the clinic to check your plan before booking.
How should I compare heart test prices?
Check whether the consultation is included, whether a test is priced alone or as part of a package, and whether a cardiologist reviews the results with you. A low package price may leave out the follow-up visit.
Do I need a heart check-up package?
Packages bundle tests such as an ECG, an echo, and blood tests. They suit some people, but a cardiologist or GP can decide which tests fit your age, history, and risk factors, so you do not pay for tests you do not need.