Top 3 Vascular Surgery Clinics in Shmeisani 2026

When do you need this specialty?

Vascular surgery deals with the arteries and veins, the blood vessels that carry blood around the body. Many people first notice a problem in the legs, but the same specialty also assesses vessels in the abdomen, neck and arms. Common reasons to book a visit include:

• Varicose veins that ache, swell or itch, especially after long periods of standing
• Pain in the calf or thigh when walking that eases with rest, which can point to reduced blood flow
• Changes to the skin of the lower leg, such as darkening, flaking or slow-healing sores
• A foot wound, especially in someone with diabetes, that is not healing as expected
• A previous leg clot, or a family history of vein or artery disease
• Planning for dialysis access, where a surgeon creates a route for blood to be cleaned

A general practitioner often makes the first referral. A vascular surgeon can then assess the vessels, review imaging and explain options. Not every vessel problem needs surgery. Many conditions are first managed with lifestyle changes, compression or medicines chosen by a doctor.

Call 911 now

Some symptoms are emergencies. Call 911 straight away for a leg or foot that suddenly becomes pale, cold, numb or very painful, sudden severe pain in the abdomen or back especially with dizziness or fainting, or sudden chest pain or breathlessness.

Seek care the same day

Book urgent same-day review for a leg that is newly swollen, warm and tender, or a foot wound with spreading redness, fever or a bad smell, particularly if you have diabetes. Do not wait for a routine appointment in these cases.

How to choose among the clinics here

The three profiles differ in ways that matter for your decision. Use these criteria to narrow the list:

• Match the service to your problem. One profile lists vascular surgery as its only specialty. The other two list General Surgery and Vascular Surgery together. If your concern is mainly about the arteries or veins, check which services each profile describes in detail.
• Check the named doctor. Each profile shows the doctor's specialty and, where published, years of experience. One profile lists 15 years of experience for its doctor. Confirm the doctor's areas of practice before booking, especially where the doctor's listed specialty differs from the clinic's description.
• Read what the visit includes. Descriptions mention consultations, investigation review, treatment-plan follow-up and review of previous reports. If you already have scans or reports, choose a clinic that states it reviews them.
• Consider location. Two clinics are at or directly opposite Specialty Hospital. The third lists Shmeisani, Amman, without a building name, so ask for its exact address.
• Compare hours. All three publish Thursday hours that end earlier than other days. The Thursday close is 17:00 for the first clinic, 15:00 for the second and 13:00 for the third.

The list is ordered by profile completeness, so a higher position means more published detail, not better care. Decide on fit: the service, the doctor, the location and the times that suit you.

What to expect at the first visit

A first visit usually starts with a conversation about your symptoms and medical history, followed by a physical examination. The doctor may check the pulses in your legs and feet, look at your skin and veins, and ask you to walk or stand so that symptoms can be observed. Further tests, such as ultrasound or other imaging, may be arranged at the clinic or at another facility. Ask which applies to you.

Before you go, prepare:

• A written timeline: when the symptoms started, what makes them worse, and what helps
• A full list of current medicines, including blood thinners and supplements, and any allergies
• Any previous scans, ultrasounds, blood test results and discharge letters
• Your identity document and insurance card, if you have one
• Clothing that rolls up easily or shoes and socks that are simple to remove

Useful questions to ask include what might be causing the symptoms, which tests are needed and where they are done, what treatment options exist and their risks, which warning signs should prompt an immediate return, and how follow-up will be arranged.

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

Insurance acceptance and consultation fees are set by each clinic and can change, so confirm them directly before you travel. Useful questions when you book are:

• Which insurance plans does the clinic accept, and does my policy cover consultations, tests and follow-up?
• What is the consultation fee, and are scans, blood tests or procedures charged separately?
• Will the named doctor attend on my appointment day, or will another physician see me?
• Are tests done at the clinic or elsewhere, and is a deposit or upfront payment required?
• Are the published hours current for the day I plan to attend?

Ask for the answers in writing, or note the name of the person you spoke with, so you can refer back to them at reception.

Getting there

Two of the clinics are at Specialty Hospital. The Dr. Feras Fahim Abdallah Vascular Surgery Clinic is on the first floor of outpatient building B at Specialty Hospital. The Dr. Sami Naim Yaghmour clinic is at Clinic 120, first floor, Al Husseini Medical Complex 1, opposite Specialty Hospital. The Omar Nader Younes Hamdallah Clinic is listed in Shmeisani, Amman, so ask for its exact address and entrance before you set out.

For a first visit, plan extra time to find the right entrance and check in. Ask the clinic about parking and drop-off points when you book, and confirm the building name and floor on the day you travel.

Checklist before you book

• I have described my symptoms, when they started and what changes them
• I have a list of my current medicines and any allergies
• I have gathered previous reports and scans, if I have them
• I have confirmed the clinic's address, floor and entrance
• I have checked the hours for the day I plan to attend
• I have asked which insurance plans are accepted
• I have asked for the consultation fee and any extra charges
• I have confirmed which doctor will see me
• I know to call 911 for sudden leg, chest or severe abdominal emergencies
• I have written down my questions for the visit