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Kuwait City, Kuwait: The Kuwaiti Ministry of Health (MoH) recently inaugurated the Fahaheel Health Center, signifying a significant step towards enhanced healthcare accessibility and quality within the Ahmadi health region.

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This three-story facility caters to both expatriate residents and Kuwaiti citizens, offering a comprehensive range of services. Here’s a closer look at the center’s key functionalities:

• Streamlined Expatriate Worker Screening: The center efficiently manages the medical examinations of 300 to 500 expatriate workers daily. It boasts advanced equipment, including four X-ray machines, to expedite the process and ensure timely completion.
• Expanded Medical Care Offerings: Beyond worker screenings, the Fahaheel Health Center provides a diverse array of specialized clinics. These include clinics dedicated to diabetes management, chronic disease management, diabetic foot care, and children’s health, ensuring a well-rounded approach to patient care.
• Integrated Dental Services: Recognizing the importance of oral health, the center incorporates a dedicated dental department, offering comprehensive dental services within the Ahmadi School Health District program.
• Enhanced Diagnostics and Collaboration: The center features two integrated laboratories seamlessly linked to the electronic system of Al-Adan Hospital, facilitating efficient diagnosis and streamlined patient care. Additionally, it houses an integrated center specifically designed for school health services, encompassing ten clinics and two X-ray machines, further bolstering preventative healthcare efforts.

The inauguration of the Fahaheel Health Center signifies the MoH’s commitment to expanding healthcare services. Also improving overall health outcomes within the Ahmadi region. This facility’s focus on preventive care, diverse medical offerings. And efficient worker screening processes positions it as a valuable resource for the community, reported Al Jarida.