Top 3 Orthopedic Surgery Specialists in Abdali 2026

When do you need this specialty?

Orthopedic surgery diagnoses and treats conditions of the bones, joints, spine and the soft tissues around them. People commonly book a visit for:

• Chronic joint pain, such as knee or hip pain that lasts for weeks or keeps coming back
• A fracture, a fall, a sprain or another injury
• Osteoarthritis (joint wear and tear) in the knee or spine
• A torn ligament or cartilage
• Back or neck pain that spreads down an arm or leg
• Difficulty walking, climbing stairs or lifting everyday items

Some treatments are non-surgical, such as casts and splints for fractures, physiotherapy plans, and joint injections like cortisone or plasma. Others are surgical, including knee and shoulder arthroscopy, slipped disc surgery, decompression of compressed nerves, and joint replacement for the hip or knee. Which option suits you depends on a physical examination and imaging, so no general guide can decide it for you.

Urgent warning signs

Do not wait for a routine appointment if, after an injury or alongside a joint or back problem, you notice any of these: a visible deformity or a bone that looks out of place; inability to put weight on a leg or use an arm; numbness, weakness or loss of feeling in a limb; new loss of bladder or bowel control; a cold, pale or blue hand or foot; a hot, swollen joint with fever; or severe pain that does not ease. In Jordan, call 911 for an ambulance or go straight to the nearest emergency department.

How to choose among the doctors here

The three profiles on this page share one clinic, Abdali Hospital Outpatient Clinics, so the choice comes down to fit with your problem. Start with the sub-specialty and the published services:

• Spine problems such as disc herniation, vertebral fractures or scoliosis in adults and children: compare the profile of Dr. Mohammed Armouti and Dr Mutaz Jadaan. Dr Jadaan's profile also lists endoscopic spine surgery and degenerative conditions.
• Children's orthopedic concerns such as hip dysplasia, limb length differences, growth disorders or childhood fractures: the profile of Dr Haidar Alfuqaha is written around paediatric care.
• Joint replacement for the hip or knee: Dr Mutaz Jadaan's profile lists this service.
• Fractures and follow-up of limb injuries: Dr. Mohammed Armouti lists limb fracture follow-up, and Dr Haidar Alfuqaha lists childhood fractures.

Read each biography for training and interests, and check any approved reviews shown on a profile. Reviews show other patients' experiences; they are not a measure of clinical outcomes. Remember that the profile order reflects how complete the information is, not which doctor is right for you.

What to expect at the first visit

A first consultation usually starts with a history: when the symptom began, what makes it better or worse, previous injuries, past treatments and current medicines. The doctor then examines the area, checks movement and strength, and may order X-rays, MRI or CT if needed. Treatment options are usually discussed at the same visit, or after results are reviewed.

Bring the following to make the visit more productive:

• Any previous X-rays, MRI or CT reports, and the images themselves if you have them
• A list of current medicines and known allergies
• A short timeline of your symptoms, including what you have already tried
• For children, notes on growth, previous orthopedic care and any relevant developmental history
• Written questions, so you do not forget them under time pressure

Ask the doctor what the likely next steps are, whether more imaging is needed, what warning signs should prompt an earlier visit, and what recovery or follow-up would involve for your situation.

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

Fees, insurers and payment methods are set by each clinic, so confirm them directly before you travel. When you contact Abdali Hospital Outpatient Clinics, ask:

• Which insurance plans the doctor accepts, and whether you need a referral
• The consultation fee and accepted payment methods
• Current opening hours and how far ahead appointments are usually available
• Whether imaging should be done before the visit or can be arranged on the same day
• The cancellation and rescheduling policy
• Whether the doctor sees adults, children or both, if that matters for your case

If you are booking for a child, confirm that the chosen doctor sees children before you make the appointment.

Getting there

All three profiles on this page practise at Abdali Hospital Outpatient Clinics in Abdali, Amman. Use the map on each profile to plan your route, and allow extra time for parking and check-in. If you are travelling from another district, plan your journey around the Abdali location rather than assuming a shorter route. For any emergency listed in the warning signs above, do not travel to a clinic: call 911.

Checklist before you book

• Have I described my problem clearly, including when it started and what makes it worse?
• Have I matched the doctor's sub-specialty and published services to my problem?
• If the patient is a child, does the doctor see children?
• Have I checked the consultation fee, accepted insurers and payment methods with the clinic?
• Have I confirmed the opening hours and the appointment time?
• Have I gathered previous imaging reports, medicine lists and my symptom timeline?
• Do I know when to call 911 instead of waiting for an appointment?