General Clinics & Polyclinics in Jeddah, UAE
86 verified providers · Last updated March 2026
According to the UAE Open Healthcare Directory, there are 86 general clinics & polyclinics in Jeddah, UAE. Providers include Alhnan Almtmyz and others. All listings include contact details, operating hours, accepted insurance plans, and directions. Healthcare in Jeddah is regulated by the Ministry of Health and Prevention (MOHAP). Data sourced from official government registers, last verified March 2026.
Alhnan Almtmyz
Byw Layf
Badruddin Polyclinic
Al Noor Medical Centre
Muzaffar Home
شارع التحلية
Ayd Clinic
Bls Medical Medical Center
PRAHA براها
Badr Al Tamam polyclinic
SABA Clinics
Dr. Slyman Fqyh Medical Center
TALA تالا
Ghlyl New Polyclinic
Barakat Optical
Prince Mohammed Bin Abdul Aziz St.
Skay Specialist Clinics
Aldwly Medical Center
Saudi American Polyclinic
University Clinic, King Abdulaziz University
Alsfwa Alblatynya Clinics
طريق الامير متعب بن عبدالعزيز، الصفا، جدة 23453, جدة, 23453
Al Salama Poly Clinic
General Clinics & Polyclinics in Jeddah — FAQ
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