NMC Healthcare Offers 50% Discount on Prostate Screening and Ultrasound Throughout November

تاريخ النشر 01-11-2024

In recognition of Men’s Health Awareness Month, or ‘Movember’, NMC Healthcare is offering a 50% discount on Prostate-Specific Antigen (PSA) screening and ultrasound services for men aged 40 and above, throughout the month of November. Through this initiative, NMC aims to raise awareness about prostate cancer and empower men to take control of their health through early detection and prevention.

From 1-30 November, men aged 40 and above can receive:

• 50% discount on PSA screening and ultrasound which can indicate potential prostate issues

• Complimentary consultation with an NMC physician: to review the results, discuss next steps, and address any concerns

To take advantage of this offer, appointments may be booked at https://nmc.ae/movember or by calling any of the following NMC hospitals:

Abu Dhabi

NMC Specialty Hospital, Abu Dhabi – 800 662

NMC Royal Women’s Hospital – 800 7676

NMC Royal Hospital, Khalifa City - 800 1122

NMC Royal Hospital, MBZ City – 02 554 5555

Al Ain

NMC Specialty Hospital, Al Ain - 800 7030

Dubai

NMC Specialty Hospital, Al Nahda – 800 6624

NMC Royal Hospital, DIP – 800 313

Sharjah

NMC Royal Hospital Sharjah - 06 561 9999

NMC Medical Centre, Maysloon - 06 501 4777

NMC Royal Medical Centre, Samnan - 06 506 1666

NMC Medical Centre, Shahba - 06 538 8966

NMC Medical Centre, Sharqan - 06 566 7996

NMC Medical Centre, Al Nahda - 06 530 5252

NMC Medical Centre Buhairah - 06 575 8000

NMC Medical Centre, Rolla- 06 518 2444

NMC Medical Centre, Al Majaz- 06 556 6689

Ajman

NMC Medical Centre Ajman - 06 7147666

Ras Al Khaimah

NMC Royal Medical Centre, RAK - 07 233 2832

“We are proud to support Movember and contribute to the global effort to raise awareness about men’s health issues,” said Dr Zaka ullah Khan, Chief Clinical Officer of NMC Healthcare. “Early detection of prostate cancer is essential for improving outcomes. We encourage men over 40 to take advantage of this opportunity and prioritise their health.”