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03/11/2026

One flag. Many cultures. A shared commitment to care. 🇦🇪

This UAE Flag Day, we celebrate the unity that brings us together and the compassion that connects patients, families and healthcare professionals across our communities.

At AM Health Hub, we carry this spirit into our work, helping people navigate their healthcare journeys with clarity, care and support.

Here’s to a healthier future, together.

02/11/2026

You notice a pink or red colour in your urine. The next time, everything looks normal. It’s tempting to forget about it.
But don’t wait for pain or another episode to get checked.
Blood in urine, medically called haematuria, can have several causes, including urinary tract infections, kidney stones and other urinary conditions. It can also be a sign of cancer, so finding the cause matters.

Here’s what to do:� Seek prompt medical assessment, even if the bleeding stops.� Note when it happened and any other symptoms.� Tell your doctor about medications you take, including blood thinners.

In this reel, we discuss why painless blood in urine deserves attention and when to consult a urologist.
AM Health Hub helps you navigate specialist care and arrange a urology consultation.
Save this reminder and share it with someone who might dismiss a symptom because “there’s no pain.”

Don’t leave it to guesswork. Contact AM Health Hub for help arranging a specialist consultation: +971 56 779 6699.

02/11/2026

A new milestone for healthcare quality in Dubai. 🇦🇪

Dubai Health has earned Joint Commission International (JCI) Enterprise Accreditation, becoming the first integrated academic health system in the UAE to achieve this recognition.

The assessment covered patient safety, care quality, leadership and medical education, highlighting the systems that support a better patient experience.

Planning treatment in the UAE? Understanding a hospital’s accreditation is one useful part of exploring your options.

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31/10/2026

Imagine finding a hospital, receiving an estimate and feeling ready to book your flight.
Then you start adding accommodation, a companion’s ticket and follow-up expenses.
Suddenly, your budget looks different.

If you’re planning treatment in India, the UAE or another country, look beyond the hospital quotation. These five costs deserve a place in your treatment abroad budget:
✈️ Flights for you and anyone travelling with you.�
🏨 Accommodation, including room for a longer recovery stay.�
💊 Medicines, follow-up consultations and tests that aren’t included.�
📄 Visa fees, medical document translation where needed, and local transport.�
💰 A contingency fund for unexpected expenses.

Before booking, ask for a written, itemised estimate: What is included? What is excluded? What could change?

At AM Health Hub, we help international patients obtain and compare hospital quotations, understand the inclusions and plan their medical travel budget with greater clarity.

Save this checklist and share it with someone considering treatment abroad.

Planning your treatment journey? WhatsApp “COST” to +971 56 779 6699 for help understanding your estimate and planning your next steps.

29/10/2026

Between work, family and everyday responsibilities, your own health can slip to the bottom of the list. This Pink October, make time for your breast health.

Know what looks and feels normal for you.
Speak to a healthcare professional about any new lump, skin dimpling, ni**le change or unusual discharge.
Ask your doctor when breast cancer screening is right for you.

Breast self-awareness is helpful, but it does not replace recommended mammograms. A change doesn’t automatically mean cancer, but it deserves medical attention.

At AM Health Hub, we help you navigate your next step towards care.

Save this reminder and share it with someone who always puts herself last.

Need help arranging a consultation? Contact AM Health Hub:
+971 56 779 6699
www.amhealthhub.com

27/10/2026

When a friend approached Dr. Asna Zain about a loved one’s brain tumour diagnosis,
the conversation turned to CyberKnife - and that question followed.
It’s understandable. When your family is facing a diagnosis, even the name of a treatment can create more questions.

Here’s what CyberKnife treatment actually involves:
Precisely focused radiation to target selected tumours.� No surgical cutting during radiation delivery.� A personalised treatment plan based on specialist assessment.
It may be an option for some patients, but it isn’t suitable for every tumour - and side effects are still possible.

Before planning CyberKnife treatment in India, ask your specialist:� Is it appropriate for this tumour’s type, size and location?� What are the expected benefits, risks and alternatives?� What treatment visits and follow-up will be needed?

At AM Health Hub, we help you connect with specialists and navigate your treatment journey with clearer information.
Save this checklist for your next consultation, and share it with someone exploring brain tumour treatment options.

Considering CyberKnife treatment in India? WhatsApp “CYBERKNIFE” to +971 56 779 6699.
Let AM Health Hub help you connect with a specialist and understand your next step.

26/10/2026

When you’re planning treatment abroad, your mind is already on the doctor, the journey and getting better.
Sorting out the paperwork can feel overwhelming.

Before applying for a medical visa, check these five things:
Does your passport meet the destination’s validity requirements?�
Have you arranged the required hospital invitation or treatment letter?�
Are your medical reports organised and up to date?� Is financial evidence required for your application?� Does the person travelling with you need a medical attendant visa?

Requirements vary by destination, nationality and visa type - always confirm the official checklist before submitting.

At AM Health Hub, we help international patients navigate medical travel planning, including guidance for treatment in India.
Save this Reel for your preparation, and share it with someone considering treatment abroad.

Planning your treatment journey? WhatsApp “VISA” to +971 56 779 6699 with your country and preferred treatment destination.
Let’s help you prepare your next step.

23/10/2026

“I eat well. I exercise. I feel fine.”
But when did you last think about your prostate health?
Between work, workouts and caring for everyone else, your own check-up can keep moving to “next month.”

In this AM Health Hub conversation, Dr Vimal Dassi shares a reminder: looking after your health includes paying attention to changes in your body.
Notice more frequent urination, waking at night to p*e or difficulty passing urine? Speak to a doctor.

Blood in your urine? Get it checked promptly.�

Ask whether a PSA blood test is right for you, based on your age, family history and individual risk.

These symptoms don’t automatically mean cancer, and a raised PSA alone isn’t a cancer diagnosis. Getting the right medical advice matters.

A healthy lifestyle is a daily commitment. Make informed prostate care part of that conversation.

Save this reminder and share it with a man you care about.

Make time for your health today. Contact AM Health Hub for support arranging a specialist consultation.�
+971 56 779 6699� | www.amhealthhub.com

22/10/2026

“It’s just getting older.”
That’s how a weaker urine stream or another night of frequent bathroom trips can become something we quietly accept.

In this conversation with Praveen Pillai and Dr Vimal Dassi explains why changes in urination deserve attention - and why an enlarged prostate doesn’t always require surgery.

Prostate cancer awareness starts with understanding the difference: benign prostate enlargement (BPH) is not cancer. A proper assessment helps identify what’s causing your symptoms.

Speak to a urologist about persistent changes in urination.�Share your symptoms and family medical history.�Discuss whether PSA testing is appropriate for you.

Save this reminder and share it with someone who keeps putting their health last.

Take the first step towards answers. Contact AM Health Hub for support arranging a specialist consultation.�
+971 56 779 6699� www.amhealthhub.com

20/10/2026

“It’s probably just age.”
That’s what many men tell themselves when they start waking up more often at night or notice a weaker urine stream.

These changes don’t automatically mean prostate cancer - but they deserve attention. And early prostate cancer can develop without noticeable symptoms.
Taking care of your prostate health starts with a conversation.

Tell your doctor about new or persistent urinary changes.�Share any family history of prostate cancer.�Ask whether prostate cancer screening, including a PSA blood test, is appropriate for your age and individual risk.

At AM Health Hub, we encourage men to ask questions, understand their prostate health, and seek guidance about the next step.
Save this reminder. Share it with a man you care about. Then make your own health a priority.

Have questions about prostate health? Contact AM Health Hub today.�

+971 56 779 6699� | www.amhealthhub.com

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