For referring doctors: a fast lane, with a report back

If you refer patients to us, this page is our side of the bargain: what to send, how fast we move, and what you receive back. One channel, a named surgeon at the end of it, and a written report for every referred patient — because your patient remains your patient.

Refer urgently — same day

Suspected appendicitis, obstructed or strangulated hernia, acute cholecystitis, or any acute abdomen — send to the emergency department at Mohammad Dossary Hospital and message us in parallel; do not wait for a clinic appointment.
A breast lump with red-flag features, obstructive jaundice, or GI bleeding with instability — same route, same day.

Refer routinely — seen within days

Elective hernia, gallstones (symptomatic or incidental), anal conditions, lipomas and cysts, thyroid nodules with a surgical question, breast lumps without red flags, pilonidal disease, hidradenitis.
Second opinions and post-operative concerns from operations done elsewhere are welcome and are reported back with particular care.

How the fast lane works

1Message the clinic WhatsApp with the referral — one message, no forms, no portal passwords.
2We acknowledge the same working day and book the patient directly, telling you the date.
3You receive the consultation outcome, and after any operation the operation note and discharge summary — routinely within 48 hours of discharge.
4Anything urgent found at any stage is telephoned, not just messaged.

What to send

Send: the referral question in one line, relevant reports and imaging (photographs of paper reports are fine), the medication list — especially blood thinners, steroids, and diabetes medicines — and the best number for the patient. That is all. We handle the rest, and we report back as promised.