Ebn Hayan Medical Center Sharjah
- Tabarak Tower – 26th Floor – Al Mamzar – Sharjah – UAE
- Saturday - Thursday , 10:00 A.M - 10:00 P.M
The Orthopedics and Joint Care Department at Ebn Haian Healthcare provides medical assessment, diagnosis, and treatment planning for a wide range of conditions affecting bones, joints, muscles, ligaments, and tendons. These may include knee pain, shoulder pain, musculoskeletal back and neck pain, sports injuries, fractures, arthritis, mobility problems, and difficulty walking.
At Ebn Haian Healthcare, we aim to provide patient-centered care focused on relieving symptoms, improving mobility and flexibility, and helping patients return to daily activities safely through an individualized treatment plan.
We assess a range of orthopedic and joint conditions, including knee and shoulder pain, arthritis, sports injuries, fractures, and mobility problems, depending on service availability and each patient’s clinical needs.
Assessment by an appropriate medical professional helps identify the cause of pain or injury, understand its impact on movement and daily activities, and determine suitable treatment options based on the diagnosis and the patient’s overall health.
We focus on understanding symptoms and performing a clinical examination, with imaging or additional investigations when indicated, to help guide appropriate treatment decisions.
Treatment needs vary according to the injury or medical condition. Options may include conservative care, medication, physiotherapy, rehabilitation, or referral for surgery when necessary.
We aim to help patients manage pain, improve flexibility and mobility, and regain the ability to perform everyday activities through realistic treatment goals based on their condition.
Medical follow-up helps assess treatment response, monitor symptoms, and adjust the care plan when necessary, with guidance on physical activity and recovery based on the diagnosis.
Ebn Hayan Healthcare serves patients in Sharjah and Dubai through its available locations and services. Contact the center to confirm orthopedic consultation availability, specialist schedules, and the services offered at each branch.
Consider an orthopedic consultation if bone or joint pain persists, or if you experience swelling, stiffness, restricted movement, recurring sports injuries, or pain that interferes with walking, sleep, or everyday activities.
Knee pain may result from sports injuries, arthritis, tendon problems, ligament or cartilage injuries, or other conditions. A clinical assessment helps identify the cause and guide treatment.
Shoulder pain may be associated with tendon inflammation, rotator cuff injuries, frozen shoulder, arthritis, or direct injury. Treatment depends on the underlying cause and the degree of movement restriction.
No. Many cases can be managed without surgery, depending on the type and severity of arthritis. Surgery may be considered in selected cases when symptoms are severe and appropriate non-surgical treatments have not provided sufficient relief.
Treatment depends on the type and severity of the injury. It may include activity modification, structured rest, physiotherapy, rehabilitation, or appropriate medication. Some injuries require specialist or surgical treatment following assessment.
The need for an X-ray or other investigations depends on the symptoms, clinical examination, and possibility of an injury or joint problem. Not every case of pain requires imaging.
Yes. Many conditions may improve with conservative treatment, therapeutic exercises, or physiotherapy when appropriate. The best approach depends on the diagnosis and the patient’s individual needs.
Severe injuries, obvious limb deformity, inability to bear weight after an injury, or a hot, red joint accompanied by fever require urgent medical assessment. Sudden severe pain or rapidly increasing swelling should also be evaluated without delay.