Top 3 Endocrinologists in Jabal Amman 2026

When do you need an endocrinologist?

An endocrinologist treats conditions of the hormone glands and of metabolism. The services listed across these three profiles include:

• Diabetes care, follow-up and treatment review
• Thyroid disorders
• Adrenal and pituitary conditions
• Obesity and metabolic syndrome
• Osteoporosis and parathyroid disorders
• Diabetes or hormone problems during pregnancy

Consider booking when you have a diagnosis that needs specialist follow-up, or when symptoms have not settled, such as persistent thirst, passing urine often, unexplained weight change, long-lasting tiredness, or a swelling in the neck. A general practitioner is often the first step. Ask for a specialist review when results need interpretation or long-term management.

Seek urgent care, and call 911, if you have confusion or unusual drowsiness, fainting, vomiting that stops you keeping fluids down, rapid or deep breathing, chest pain, severe abdominal pain, or very low blood sugar that does not improve after the treatment you were given. Pregnant women with high blood sugar and any of these signs should also seek urgent care without delay.

How to choose among the doctors here

Start with your condition. Dr Hala Owaineh lists pituitary and adrenal assessment and obesity follow-up. Dr Ahmad Subhi Kheir lists endocrinology consultations and diabetes follow-up. Dr Zeina Al Maani lists pregnancy-related diabetes and osteoporosis. Match the services to what you need rather than to the order on this page.

Next, check the practical details. Confirm the days and hours on each entry, because they differ between clinics. Where languages are listed, check they suit you; Dr Zeina Al Maani's profile lists Arabic and English. Look at the location too: all three practise in Jabal Amman, but in different buildings.

Read the published training and boards, and remember that a listing describes qualifications. It does not promise results. The order on this page reflects profile completeness, so no entry is ranked as the best Endocrinologists in Jabal Amman for every patient. The right choice depends on your condition, your schedule and how comfortable you feel with the clinic.

What to expect at the first visit

Prepare a short summary of your health: your current diagnoses, roughly when they were made, and any recent surgery or long illness. Bring a full list of your medicines, including insulin, tablets, herbal products and supplements, written as you actually take them. Dr Zeina Al Maani's profile notes that recent laboratory results, medications and glucose records can support the consultation, and the same is true with any endocrinologist.

If you monitor blood sugar, bring your meter or logbook. If you track blood pressure or weight, bring those records too. Bring earlier thyroid, bone or hormone tests and any scan reports, even if they seem unrelated. Note any family history of diabetes, thyroid disease or bone fractures.

Write your questions down before you go. Useful ones include: What is the most likely explanation? Which tests do you recommend, and what will the results tell us? What target should I work towards? How often should I come back, and what should I do between visits? When should I call the clinic urgently? Do not stop or change a medicine on your own; ask the doctor first.

Dr Hala Owaineh's profile states that appointments are arranged in advance, so plan ahead for your first visit.

Insurance, fees and booking

Before you book, ask the clinic directly:

• Which health insurers they accept, and whether you need approval first
• The consultation fee for a first visit and for follow-up
• Whether blood tests or scans are charged separately
• Their cancellation and rescheduling policy
• The language used in the consultation, and whether an interpreter is available
• Whether you need a referral from your family doctor

Confirm the answers in writing where possible, and note the date, time and name of the person you spoke to. Insurance and fees can change, so confirm them each time you book, not only the first time.

Getting there

All three profiles are based in Jabal Amman, Amman. Dr Hala Owaineh sees patients at Al Khalidi Medical Plaza. Dr Ahmad Subhi Kheir's clinic is on the first floor of Alpha Medical Complex, Building 51, Ibn Khaldoun (Al Khalidi) Street. Dr Zeina Al Maani sees patients at the outpatient clinics of Jordan Hospital and Medical Centre.

If you are coming from another district such as Shmeisani, Sweifieh, Abdoun or Jubeiha, allow extra time at busy hours. Confirm the exact building and entrance with the clinic before you set out, and check the confirmed days and hours on each entry, since they vary between clinics.

Checklist before you book

• Confirm that your condition matches a service listed for the doctor you choose
• Check the confirmed days and hours for that doctor
• Ask the clinic about the consultation fee and accepted insurers
• Ask whether you need a referral
• Gather your medicine list, glucose records, recent lab results and scan reports
• Write down three to five questions
• Note the clinic name and building before you travel
• Know when to call 911 instead of waiting for an appointment