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Aafiyah Platinum is an annual primary-care membership in Dubai. It gives you one named British-trained, DHA-licensed GP, a supporting care team, unlimited GP appointments, clinically justified blood testing and home visits, all covered by a single yearly fee of AED 17,000.

Platinum membership is AED 17,000 per year, billed annually and covering twelve months of care. The fee includes your named GP, unlimited GP appointments, clinically justified blood tests and home visits. Full inclusions and exclusions are published on the membership terms page.

Platinum is billed annually as one payment of AED 17,000 covering a twelve-month membership year. It is not a rolling monthly subscription. If you would like to discuss payment arrangements, ask the membership team before you apply.

Platinum runs for twelve months from the date your first payment clears and your first GP consultation is booked. It is an annual membership, not a lifetime arrangement, and renewal is discussed with you in writing before the year ends.

Yes. Platinum assigns one named GP for your membership year, so appointments continue a single record rather than starting again. If your named GP is unavailable, another Aafiyah clinician sees you with full access to the same notes and plan.

It means there is no capped number of GP appointments in your membership year and no per-visit charge for them. Appointments are booked in the usual way and used for genuine clinical need; the fair-use position is set out in the membership terms.

Yes. Members get direct WhatsApp access to the Aafiyah care team, who handle scheduling and route clinical questions to your named GP. It is a care-team channel with clinic-hours response, not an emergency line or a personal number.

No. The clinic operates seven days a week from 09:00 to 18:00, and the home-visit service runs outside those hours with triage-led cover. Platinum is not an emergency service; for emergencies you should call 998 or attend an emergency department.

Clinically justified blood tests requested by your Aafiyah GP are included in the annual fee. That means tests your doctor considers necessary for diagnosis, screening or monitoring. Tests requested purely on preference, without clinical indication, sit outside the membership.

A clinically justified test is one your GP believes will change your diagnosis, treatment or monitoring. It is a medical decision, made with you, based on your symptoms, history and risk. It is the standard used across NHS and UK private primary care.

You can ask, and your GP will discuss it with you. Tests are included when there is a clinical reason for them. Where a request has no clinical indication, your doctor will explain why and can arrange it privately outside the membership.

Your named GP reviews and explains every result, in context with your history rather than as a list of numbers. You get an explanation of what is normal, what needs action and what will be repeated, plus a clear plan for follow-up.

Yes. Home visits within the covered Dubai service area are included in the annual fee, for both doctor and nursing appointments where clinically appropriate. Visits are booked in advance and scheduled with the care team; coverage details are set out in the terms.

Yes. Where a blood test is clinically justified, a nurse can collect the sample at your home or office rather than requiring a clinic visit. Samples are returned to the Business Bay clinic for processing and your GP reviews the results with you.

Yes. Platinum is an individual membership, so each family member holds their own, and they can all be looked after by the same named GP. A family rate applies for larger households — confirm the current rate with the membership team.

Complete the application form on the Platinum page with your contact details and preferred contact time. The membership team replies to arrange a short conversation about fit, answer your questions and confirm the fee before anything is charged. No medical details are collected in the form.

Yes. Membership is capped at 1,200 active members to protect continuity, appointment availability and the time the team can give each member. Applications are currently open, subject to capacity. We do not publish a live countdown of remaining places.

If capacity is reached, new applications are held and you are told honestly where you stand rather than being signed up into a waiting queue you did not choose. You can still use Aafiyah as a pay-as-you-go patient in the meantime.

No. Platinum is not insurance and does not replace it. It is a private primary-care membership covering GP care, clinically justified testing and home visits. You still need valid UAE health insurance for hospital, specialist and emergency cover.

Yes. UAE law requires health insurance for residents, and Platinum does not cover hospital admission, surgery, emergency care or most specialist treatment. Members typically keep insurance for those events and use Platinum for day-to-day primary care and prevention.

Paying per visit means each consultation and each test is a separate decision about cost. Platinum replaces that with one annual fee, so you contact your GP when something is wrong rather than waiting to see whether it settles.

Your named GP is a British-trained, DHA-licensed Aafiyah doctor confirmed to you when your membership starts. You are told who they are before you pay, and you can ask to discuss fit with them during the application conversation.

The fee covers your named GP, unlimited GP appointments, clinically justified blood tests requested by your Aafiyah GP, and home visits within the covered service area. Exclusions such as hospital care, imaging and specialist treatment are listed on the terms page.

Membership is capped specifically so that appointment availability stays workable for members. The team prioritises member bookings and will tell you honestly what is available rather than promising a fixed response time we cannot guarantee every day.

Yes. Routine reviews, results discussions and follow-up conversations can be done by video with your named GP where that is clinically appropriate, which is often more practical than travelling for a short review.

Healthcare services in the UAE are generally zero-rated for VAT, though non-clinical items can attract 5%. The exact treatment of your membership fee is confirmed in writing before payment so there is no ambiguity about the total you pay.

Aafiyah Care Clinic is at Unit G09, Churchill Executive Towers, Business Bay, Dubai. The clinic is open seven days a week from 09:00 to 18:00, and home visits across the covered Dubai service area are arranged from there.