Yeps. The Apollo Clinic ( in Al Muntaza) and Al Rafa Polyclinic (near Jaidah flyover) are from India and so are their doctors. But the quality of their service and healthcare is extremely poor. The doctors seem to be inexperienced and usually try the 'hit and miss' method with their diagnosis and treatment. Also beware of the series of diagnostic checks they force you to undergo at a really hefty price. They ask you to take cardiograms and other tests which are usually not required. There are other Indian doctors practicing in Doha as well, with clinics in various parts of the city. Their quality is also suspect. I personally prefer the Hamad Medical Corporation, since they have good professionals, is highly subsidized if you hold a health card. The HMC is also accountable to the state, unlike private, money spinning ventures floated as hospitals and fancy clinics.
Yeps. The Apollo Clinic ( in Al Muntaza) and Al Rafa Polyclinic (near Jaidah flyover) are from India and so are their doctors. But the quality of their service and healthcare is extremely poor. The doctors seem to be inexperienced and usually try the 'hit and miss' method with their diagnosis and treatment. Also beware of the series of diagnostic checks they force you to undergo at a really hefty price. They ask you to take cardiograms and other tests which are usually not required. There are other Indian doctors practicing in Doha as well, with clinics in various parts of the city. Their quality is also suspect. I personally prefer the Hamad Medical Corporation, since they have good professionals, is highly subsidized if you hold a health card. The HMC is also accountable to the state, unlike private, money spinning ventures floated as hospitals and fancy clinics.