Top 6 Clinics in Wadi Saqra 2026

Which specialties and services does this list cover in this place?

The six clinics on this page cover five specialties. Most of them describe their location as the outpatient clinics at Istishari Hospital.

• Gastroenterology and liver care: Dr. Mustafa Ramadan Clinic lists gastroscopy, colonoscopy, therapeutic endoscopy and colon cancer screening. It also lists H. pylori, ulcer and IBS treatment, inflammatory bowel disease and liver disease follow-up, and gastric balloon assessment.
• Orthopedics: Dr. Mohammad Jamal Al-Humaidi Clinic lists joint consultation, arthroscopy, sports injuries, knee osteoarthritis, knee and shoulder injections, back and disc assessment, and fracture care.
• Obstetrics and gynecology: Two clinics are listed. Dr. Doha Shalaldeh's profile mentions pregnancy, preconception, family planning and fertility concerns. Dr. Feras Karaki's profile mentions pregnancy and delivery care, fertility assessment, IVF, ICSI and gynaecological endoscopy.
• Urology: Dr. Zeid Abu Ghosh Clinic covers kidney stones, prostate enlargement, urinary infections and cancers, sexual-health concerns and male infertility.
• ENT: Dr. Mohammad Al Asaad ENT Clinic covers ear, nose and throat symptoms, hearing concerns and upper-airway assessment.

Each clinic lists one doctor. This list does not include general practice, paediatrics, dentistry or dermatology.

How to choose among the clinics here

People searching for the best clinics in Wadi Saqra usually need one particular specialty. Start by matching your concern to that specialty, then compare the practical details.

• Match the problem to the specialty. Heartburn, ongoing abdominal pain or changes in bowel habit belong with gastroenterology. Knee or shoulder pain after sport belongs with orthopedics. Blood in the urine or recurrent urinary symptoms belong with urology. Persistent hoarseness or hearing loss belongs with ENT. If you are unsure, a general practitioner can help direct you first.
• Read the scope carefully when two clinics overlap. Both gynecology profiles mention fertility. Dr. Karaki's record explicitly lists IVF and ICSI. Dr. Shalaldeh's record emphasises pregnancy care, preconception consultations and family planning. Ask each clinic which services are handled in the clinic itself and which are arranged elsewhere.
• Check the hours against your schedule. Most clinics open Saturday to Wednesday and close early on Thursday. The ENT clinic lists no Thursday hours. The orthopedic clinic stays open until 18:00 from Saturday to Wednesday. The two gynecology clinics open at 09:00.
• Check insurance early. Only the gastroenterology and orthopedic clinics list an insurer, Arab Orient Insurance. For the others, ask directly.

The order on this page reflects how complete each profile is. It is not a ranking of skill or outcomes.

What to expect at the first visit

A first specialist visit usually starts with a detailed history and an examination. It ends with a plan, which may involve tests, follow-up or a procedure booked for another day. To get the most from it:

• Bring previous results. Bring lab tests, imaging reports, endoscopy or surgical reports, and discharge summaries. The urology profile specifically says that previous investigations are reviewed at the consultation.
• List your medicines. Include doses you already take, supplements and any allergies.
• Write down your symptoms. Note when they started, what makes them better or worse, and what you have already tried.
• Ask about preparation for procedures. Endoscopy, colonoscopy, arthroscopy and some fertility procedures need specific preparation, so ask the clinic for written instructions rather than guessing.
• Prepare questions. Useful ones include: What do you think is causing this? Which tests do I need, and where are they done? What are the options, and the risks of each? When should I come back?

Some symptoms should not wait for a clinic appointment. Call 911 or go to an emergency department straight away for any of the following:

• vomiting blood, or black or bloody stools
• severe abdominal pain
• heavy bleeding or severe pain during pregnancy
• being unable to pass urine
• fever with severe flank pain
• a suspected fracture with deformity
• sudden difficulty breathing or swallowing

Insurance, fees and booking: what to ask before the appointment

None of these profiles publishes a consultation fee, so ask about costs directly when you book.

• Fees: Ask the price of the consultation and of any follow-up visit. If a procedure is likely, ask for an estimate in advance.
• Insurance: If you hold Arab Orient Insurance, confirm that your specific plan is accepted at the gastroenterology or orthopedic clinic. Also ask whether pre-approval is needed for procedures such as endoscopy or arthroscopy. For the other four clinics, give your insurer's name and ask whether they work with it.
• Doctor attendance: Several profiles advise confirming that the doctor will be present before you travel. This matters most on Thursdays, when hours are shorter.
• Procedure bookings: The gastroenterology profile says consultation and procedure appointments are arranged with the clinic. Ask whether a procedure can be booked on the same day as the consultation or needs a separate visit.
• Delivery and fertility care: If you are pregnant or planning fertility treatment, ask the clinic and reception where delivery or procedures would take place.

Getting there

Wadi Saqra is in Amman, and five of these profiles describe their clinics as part of Istishari Hospital's outpatient clinics. The buildings and floors differ, so check before you go:

• the gastroenterology clinic is on the third floor of Outpatient Clinics Building 2
• the orthopedic clinic is on the second floor of Building 1
• the ENT clinic is on the second floor of outpatient clinics 2

Ask the clinic which entrance to use and where to park, and allow extra time to find the right building. If your doctor refers you for tests or treatment elsewhere in Amman, ask for clear directions and written referral details. Amman also has other major centres, such as Jordan University Hospital, King Hussein Medical Center, Al-Bashir Hospital, King Hussein Cancer Center and Specialty Hospital.

Checklist before you book

• Confirm the clinic's specialty matches your main concern.
• Check the confirmed opening hours, especially on Thursday.
• Ask whether the doctor will be present on your appointment day.
• Ask the consultation fee and any likely procedure costs.
• Confirm your insurer and plan, and whether pre-approval is needed.
• Gather previous test results, reports and a medicines list.
• Ask about preparation if a procedure such as endoscopy may be planned.
• Note the exact building and floor at Istishari Hospital.
• Know the urgent warning signs, and call 911 for emergencies.