Dr. Amit Saraswat

Your health is our priority. And looking after it should feel natural. Whether it’s a quick consultation, a routine check, or a wellness visit. When quality care is within reach, it brings peace of mind and a sense of control over your well-being. Too often, we wait until things feel urgent before taking action. But

In today’s fast-paced world, getting access to affordable, quality healthcare isn’t just a privilege, it’s a necessity. But with rising medical costs, limited insurance coverage, and out-of-pocket expenses piling up, even basic care can start to feel like a burden. Whether you’re living in the UAE and juggling everyday healthcare needs, or just visiting and

Joint health and physical strength aren’t just concerns for later life—they’re shaped by the habits we build in our 30s and 40s. At this stage of life, many of us are caught between two extremes: sitting too much at work and then pushing too hard at the gym on weekends. This mix of muscle overuse

In the past, healthcare focused on treating conditions as they arose. This “reactive” model worked—for a time. But in today’s world, where chronic diseases are rising, healthcare costs are soaring, and people are living longer but quality of life isn’t always keeping up, the industry is undergoing a quiet revolution. Welcome to the age of

Each generation interacts with healthcare differently—shaped by the era they grew up in, the technology they adopted, and the values they hold. But it’s millennials—now the largest generation in the global workforce—who are driving some of the most significant shifts in clinic-based care. They track their sleep. They log their steps. They follow fitness influencers,