General Clinics & Polyclinics in Manama, UAE
65 verified providers · Last updated March 2026
According to the UAE Open Healthcare Directory, there are 65 general clinics & polyclinics in Manama, UAE. Providers include Shaikh Sabah Health Centre and others. All listings include contact details, operating hours, accepted insurance plans, and directions. Healthcare in Manama is regulated by the Ministry of Health and Prevention (MOHAP). Data sourced from official government registers, last verified March 2026.
Shaikh Sabah Health Centre
Dragon Alternative Medicine SPC
London Breast Care Centre
Plastic Surgery & Laser
Dr. Yousif Akasar
Al-Shuyoukh Avenue
Bahrain Medical Society
Dr. Harraz Pediatric Clinic
Highway 35
Kingdom Ayurvedic Centre
Medical Care Centre
Nutriton Center
2825
Bahrain Down's Syndrome Care Centre
Capital Medical Complex
Al Turki Medical Est.
Al Hoora Health Centre
Dr. A. Saheb Ahmed
Shaikh Isa Avenue
Al Khaleej Polyclinic
Aster Clinic
Irish Speciality Clinic
Al Hakeem Medical Complex
2901
Wellmed
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