Alfardan Medical with Northwestern Medicine (AMNM), Qatar’s pioneering advanced ambulatory care centre, has partnered with Al Koot Insurance and Reinsurance Company (Al Koot), a leading risk cover provider in the country.
The partnership provides Al Koot’s members access to AMNM’s world-class, patient-centric healthcare services in Qatar.
“We are proud to see AMNM becoming established and successful in Qatar’s medical sector in a short period of time. Our partnership with Al Koot ensures the availability of our premium healthcare services to diverse communities in Qatar,” said Omar Hussain Alfardan, president and chief executive of Alfardan Group.
Highlighting that AMNM is heralding in a new era of healthcare in Qatar; he said the partnership is born out of a collaborative spirit and a common goal to strengthen and advance the wellbeing of people and country.
Ahmed Rafee al-Emadi, chief executive of Al Koot, said this unique partnership between Al Koot, a subsidiary of the Qatar Stock Exchange-listed Gulf International Services, and AMNM enables its members to experience premium healthcare services in Qatar.
AMNM is located in Lusail, Qatar’s city of the future and the embodiment of a national vision that strives towards a sustainable and healthy society.
Strategically located at the iconic Burj Alfardan, AMNM spans over six dedicated floors. Its staff, include physicians from the US, in various specialities as dermatology, internal medicine, gastroenterology, reproductive endocrinology and infertility, orthopaedics, dentistry, ENT, physical medicine and rehabilitation.
AMNM would soon introduce other medical specialities as ophthalmology, plastic surgery, and executive health, its spokesman said. Highly credentialed allied health professionals specialised in exercise physiology, physiotherapy clinical nutrition, diagnostic imaging and lab are also available.
AMNM is a new and valuable addition to the private healthcare in Qatar and will compliment Qatar’s position in the field of medical tourism in the region.
AMNM and Al Koot officials after inking the pact.
