Burjeel highlights healthcare operations exceeding 1.17 million visits
Arabian Post Staff -Dubai Abu Dhabi-based Burjeel Holdings has highlighted its mission-ready healthcare operations across national and international projects, reporting more than 1.17 million outpatient and inpatient visits as it showcases an integrated model for delivering medical services. The healthcare group is placing emergency preparedness, frontline medical response, deployable hospital…
Burjeel Holdings, based in Abu Dhabi, showcased its comprehensive healthcare operations during the Abu Dhabi Future Health Summit 2026. The group reported over 1.17 million outpatient and inpatient visits across its national and international projects, highlighting an integrated approach to delivering medical services. Burjeel participated as an Associate Partner under the theme "A System for Every Second," emphasizing the coordination of various medical capabilities.
The summit presentation emphasized emergency preparedness, frontline medical response, deployable hospital infrastructure, and specialized treatments. Burjeel's Chairman and CEO, Dr. Shamsheer Vayalil, stressed the importance of anticipating healthcare risks rather than merely responding to emergencies. The healthcare group demonstrated Prometheus, specializing in defense medical training; Response Plus Medical (RPM), focusing on emergency services; DOCKTOUR, providing deployable hospital infrastructure; BEACON, coordinating emergency care networks; Burjeel Medical City, showcasing advanced clinical capabilities; LIFEPharma, addressing pharmaceutical manufacturing and supply-chain resilience; and AiMed Solutions, presenting its "Healthcare in a Box" approach.
Burjeel is also reorganizing under the Burjeel 2.0 transformation program, aiming to establish clearer operational responsibilities and improve coordination. The company expects to expand its affordable healthcare platform, which currently includes six hospitals and 24 medical centres across the UAE, with more than 500 beds and over 2,400 healthcare professionals.
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