MUSCAT : Aster Royal Hospital in Muscat has recently launched its new cardiology department, a cutting-edge facility that aims to offer comprehensive care for patients suffering from cardiovascular conditions. The department is led by a team of highly skilled and accomplished cardiologists, including Dr Mehar Ali, with over thirty years of experience, Dr Sharique Ahmed, and Dr Ismail Al Abri, all of whom are dedicated to providing the highest standard of care to patients.
According to Dr Ashik Sainu Mohiyadeen, the Medical Director of Aster Oman, “We are thrilled to have such a highly skilled, experienced, and dedicated team of cardiologists at Aster Royal Hospital. Their expertise and commitment to providing the highest level of care will greatly benefit our patients and the community.” The establishment of this advanced cardiology department is a major step forward in the hospital’s efforts to provide the highest quality of care to its patients. As Dr Hemant Hardikar, Head of Surgical Services, stated, “From diagnostic testing to interventional procedures, our team is equipped to handle any cardiac emergency. We are proud to offer such a wide range of services to our patients.”
Equipped with the latest technology and equipment, the department features a specialized catheterization lab and an advanced critical care unit for critically ill patients, making it one of the best cardiology centres in the private sector in Muscat, Sultanate of Oman. In addition to traditional treatment options, the department is also at the forefront of innovative treatment options such as advanced imaging techniques and minimally invasive procedures. Choosing the right hospital for cardiac emergencies can be a difficult and stressful decision, and at Aster Royal hospital we understands this. As Dr Dilip Abdul Khadar, the Chief of Medical Services, stated, “To provide the best possible care and assistance, the Aster Royal cardiology department’s team is available 24/7”
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For 24/7 cardiology emergency support please call 91313592, or to schedule an appointment, interested individuals can call 24618900|22496000 or use the AI WhatsApp feature at 98550066. Alternatively, visit the hospital’s website at www.aster.om





