Top 3 Doctors in Marka 2026

Which specialties and services does this list cover in Marka?

These three profiles are all the doctor profiles ClinicsJo currently has for Marka, Amman. They cover two areas of care.

Internal medicine (one profile). Dr. Mohammad Talat Al Bitar's clinic lists services built around adult chronic conditions and general check-ups:

• Internal medicine consultation, plus diabetes and hypertension follow-up
• Blood glucose, cholesterol and lipid assessment
• Electrocardiography (ECG) and echocardiography
• Abdominal and kidney ultrasound
• Assessment of chest pain, digestive symptoms, fatigue and vitamin deficiency
• H. pylori assessment and treatment follow-up

Dentistry (two profiles). Dr. Alaa Qaraqeesh and Dr. Rawan Mazen Qasem list the same range of services:

• Routine and preventive care: dental cleaning, tartar and plaque removal, gum care, gingivitis treatment and sensitivity treatment
• Treatment of pain and decay: toothache treatment, fillings, root canal treatment and extractions
• Restorative and cosmetic work: dental crowns, zirconium crowns, bridges and teeth whitening
• Children's care: treatment of tooth decay and inflammation in children
• Imaging: panoramic dental X-ray (OPG)

If you need a specialty that is not shown here, such as children's medicine or women's health, this list will not cover it. You would need to search the wider Amman directory.

How to choose among the doctors here

Start with the type of problem

The first choice is simple: a medical question goes to the internal medicine clinic, and anything involving teeth or gums goes to one of the two dental clinics. Ongoing blood sugar or blood pressure control, abnormal blood test results, tiredness, or stomach complaints such as suspected H. pylori fit the internal medicine services listed. Toothache, bleeding gums, a broken filling, a crown or a child's cavity fit the dental services.

Let opening hours narrow it down

Confirmed hours differ clearly, and for many people this decides the choice:

• The internal medicine clinic opens in the afternoon and evening, from 15:00 Saturday to Thursday. That can suit people who work during the day.
• Dr. Rawan Mazen Qasem's dental clinic opens earliest, at 09:30, and closes at 18:00 (16:00 on Thursday).
• Dr. Alaa Qaraqeesh's dental clinic runs 10:00–19:00 (17:00 on Thursday). That gives a slightly later option for after-work or after-school visits.

Ask about the experience behind your specific treatment

Both dental clinics publish the same service list. Their profiles therefore will not separate them on scope. For larger work such as root canal treatment, zirconium crowns or bridges, ask how often the dentist performs that procedure. Ask what the plan involves and how many visits it usually takes. For the internal medicine clinic, the profile publishes qualifications and training. Those details can help you judge whether the clinic fits a long-term condition you want followed.

Understand what the order means

If you searched for the best doctors in Marka, the order here is not a quality ranking. It reflects how complete and checkable each profile is, for example published qualifications, services, opening hours and biography. A higher position means more published information, not better treatment.

What to expect at the first visit

Internal medicine

A first internal medicine visit usually involves a detailed history, an examination and basic measurements such as blood pressure and weight. The doctor may then suggest tests. To get the most from it, bring:

• A list of every medicine and supplement you take, with doses as written on the packets
• Recent blood test results, ECG or ultrasound reports, and any hospital discharge papers
• Home blood pressure or glucose readings, if you keep them
• Your questions written down, for example what your targets are, how often follow-up is needed and which results to watch

Ask whether you should fast before a visit that may include blood glucose or lipid tests. Do not stop or change any prescribed medicine without advice.

Dentistry

A first dental visit normally starts with an examination of the teeth and gums. An X-ray may be taken if needed; both dental clinics list panoramic X-ray (OPG). The dentist should explain the options before starting any treatment. Bring any previous dental X-rays. Tell the dentist about medical conditions, regular medicines (especially blood thinners), allergies and pregnancy. For children, a calm first visit helps. Ask how the clinic approaches young patients.

When not to wait for an appointment

Call 911 straight away if you have chest pain that is severe, crushing or spreading to the arm, jaw or back. Do the same for sudden shortness of breath, fainting, or signs of stroke such as face drooping, arm weakness or slurred speech. On the dental side, seek urgent care for facial swelling that is spreading or affecting the eye or neck, difficulty swallowing or breathing, swelling with a high fever, or bleeding after an extraction that will not stop with firm pressure.

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

Before booking, contact the clinic directly and confirm:

• Whether it accepts your insurance, and whether you need prior approval from your insurer
• The consultation or examination fee, and whether tests such as an ECG, ultrasound or X-ray are charged separately
• For dental work, a written estimate of the full treatment plan, including the number of sessions
• Whether appointments are required or walk-ins are seen, and how to cancel or reschedule

Check the latest details on each profile page before you go, because clinics update their information.

Getting there

All three clinics are in Marka, a district of Amman. Each profile shows the clinic's street address, building and floor. Use those details, and the map location where one is shown, to plan your route. Check whether the clinic is on an upper floor and whether there is a lift if mobility is a concern. Allow extra time at busy hours.

If your doctor refers you for hospital care, Amman's hospitals include Jordan University Hospital, King Hussein Medical Center, Al-Bashir Hospital, King Hussein Cancer Center, Specialty Hospital and Istishari Hospital. In an emergency, call 911 rather than driving yourself.

Checklist before you book

• Decide whether you need internal medicine or dentistry
• Compare confirmed opening hours with your schedule, including Thursday's shorter hours
• Confirm insurance acceptance and the consultation fee with the clinic
• For dental treatment, ask for the plan and full cost before work begins
• Gather your medicine list, previous results and any X-rays
• Note the clinic's address and floor from its profile
• Write down your questions
• Know the warning signs that need 911 instead of a clinic visit