A four-storey building with 127 specialised outpatient clinics is being built in Dubai.
According to the Dubai Health Authority (DHA), Emirates Islamic Bank is supporting the initiative by donating AED25 million to go towards building the new structure.
The expansion will allow specialised clinics in the fields of ophthalmology, internal medicine, orthopaedics and cardiovascular to be made available to the public.
In line with the DHA's strategy to enhance treatment and diagnostic services, existing specialised medical services will move to the new building.
The expansion project, set to be completed by 2020, will also meet the growing demand in the UAE and abroad by increasing the Dubai Hospital's capacity.


ADNOC L&S vessel sustains damage following attack
H.H. Sheikh Khaled, H.H. Sheikh Hamdan discuss key national priorities
UAE conditionally approves new use of Ultomiris for kidney disease patients
H.H. Sheikh Hamdan approves Dubai Metro extension to Al Maktoum Airport
UAE Year Of Award celebrates stronger families, community values
UAE President highlights nation's resilience during 'recent challenges'
H.H. Sheikh Khaled approves second package of Emirati Family Growth Programme
Sharjah approves housing support for 1,100 families
Sheikh Abdullah attends third round of Russia-Ukraine-US trilateral talks
H.H. Sheikh Mohammed directs tents for 50,000 Gazans facing harsh weather
UAE postpones vehicle licensing limit for residents
New pedestrian bridge links Dubai Mall Metro Station and Coca-Cola Arena
High-achieving Union teams honoured at UAE Government Annual Meetings
Al Gergawi: UAE accelerates development with over AED 4 trillion in projects
Abu Dhabi launches lifestyle programme to help citizens get healthier
5 Esaad cards up for grabs in Dubai Police's 5-week traffic contest
Nominations open for Aster Guardians Global Nursing Award
Dubai Police warns against using phones while driving after four-way crash
