Compassionate, complete heart care tailored for every stage of adult life.
At KidsHeart Medical Center, we believe heart care should be personal, preventive, and precise. That’s why our Adult Cardiology team is here to support men and women of all ages — whether you’re managing a condition like high blood pressure, recovering from a cardiac event, or simply looking to take better care of your heart.
With advanced diagnostic tools and internationally trained cardiologists, we’re proud to offer comprehensive adult heart services in a warm, supportive setting across Dubai, Abu Dhabi, and Al Ain.
When Should You See a Cardiologist?
You might need to visit a cardiologist if you:
Have a heart disease
Feel chest pain, pressure, shortness of breath, or palpitations
Have high blood pressure, high cholesterol, or diabetes
Are you preparing for surgery or strenuous physical activity
Have a history of smoking, obesity, or family heart problems
Simply want a preventive heart check-up to stay healthy
Whether you’ve been referred by another doctor or are coming in directly, our team will listen to your concerns and guide you with clarity and care
Our Approach to Heart Care
Our cardiology department brings together:
Decades of experience treating complex adult heart conditions
Gentle, non-invasive diagnostics and interventional expertise
Lifestyle guidance for long-term cardiovascular wellness
A multidisciplinary approach including diabetes, renal, and pulmonary coordination
A special focus on women’s heart health, and high-risk groups
Meet Our Adult Cardiology Team
At KidsHeart, our Adult Cardiology team brings together decades of clinical experience in diagnosing, treating, and managing cardiovascular conditions in adults from routine screenings to complex multi-organ care.
Trained across prestigious institutions in the USA, UK, and Europe, our cardiologists are known for their evidence-based approach, clear communication, and personalised care. We proudly have female cardiologists on our team, and consultations are available in English, Arabic, and Hindi/Urdu so patients can comfortably speak in the language they understand best.
Whether you’re managing high blood pressure, recovering from a heart event, or simply looking for lifestyle-focused preventive guidance, our specialists work closely with other departments (endocrinology, pulmonology, nephrology) to provide comprehensive, well-coordinated care.
We care for adults of all ages with special attention to women’s heart health, high-risk prevention, and long-term condition monitoring.
Whether you need a full heart screening, treatment guidance, or simply want peace of mind we’re here to support you with expert care and personal attention.
If you experience chest pain, shortness of breath, fatigue, palpitations, dizziness, or swelling in the legs — especially during activity — it’s a good idea to get your heart checked.
Your doctor will review your medical history, ask about your lifestyle, and may recommend tests like ECG, blood pressure monitoring, or a stress test to better understand your heart’s condition.
HDL is considered “good” because it helps remove bad cholesterol from the body. LDL and triglycerides are considered “bad” when elevated, increasing the risk of blockages in heart vessels.
Over time, uncontrolled blood pressure strains your heart and blood vessels, increasing the risk of heart attacks, strokes, kidney disease, and heart failure. Early management is key.
Preventive cardiology focuses on avoiding heart disease before it starts. It’s ideal for people with risk factors like diabetes, obesity, or a strong family history of cardiac issues.
Yes. Women often experience subtler symptoms (like fatigue or jaw pain instead of chest pain) and face unique risks after menopause or pregnancy. That’s why we offer dedicated women’s heart health care.
It’s a supervised recovery program after heart surgery, attack, or intervention. It includes monitored exercise, education, diet, and emotional support to help you regain strength and confidence.
It’s a supervised recovery program after heart surgery, attack, or intervention. It includes monitored exercise, education, diet, and emotional support to help you regain strength and confidence.
