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Trusted Home Healthcare in Dubai

Affordable Safe Care at Home

First Internationally Accredited Home Healthcare in Dubai and UAE

Internationally accredited · DHA licensed · Canadian-trained · 10+years

INTERNATIONAL STANDARD HOME HEALTH CARE

AFFORDABLE SAFE CARE AT HOME

Better Standards, Better Care, Better Outcomes

ABOUT US

Enayati Home Healthcare Center has been caring for families across Dubai and the UAE for over 10 years. Founded by Canadian nurses with more than 25 years of experience delivering care in the UAE, we became the first home healthcare provider in Dubai to achieve international accreditation — operating to over 302 Accreditation Canada standards. Today we manage over 2,000 client care plans across Dubai and Sharjah, delivering nursing, physiotherapy, IV therapy, doctor on call, and specialist care directly to your home. We are DHA licensed, internationally accredited, and built on a single belief — the future of healthcare is at home..

Over 302 international standards · DHA licensed · Canadian-trained team — 

Mariam Hasan
Managing Director

VISION

The future of healthcare is at home.

MISSION

Enayati will be recognized as the preferred choice for home nursing in UAE and the region through adopting the best international practices and continuously reinventing ourselves to better serve our patients.

PATIENT SAFETY

Patient safety is the foundation of everything Enayati does. We use the internationally recognised Falls Risk Assessment Tool for all elderly patients, and our medication management programme addresses one of the highest risks in home care — complex medication regimens managed without professional oversight.

A growing number of medically complex patients are receiving care in the community. Families at home are attempting to manage complex medication regimens with limited training or education, which may increase the risk of a medication error.

Patient Falls are an important safety issues for seniors. Injuries from falls are one of the most common adverse events in home care, and are often associated with hospital admission. Enayati uses the Falls Risk Assessment Tool which looks at multifactor associated with falls.

TRANSITIONAL CARE FROM HOSPITAL

Enayati specialises in the critical transition from hospital to home. Evidence shows that on average 26% of older adults discharged home from hospital are readmitted within 30 days. Our transitional care programme is specifically designed to prevent this — coordinating with hospital teams, physicians, pharmacists, and families to ensure a safe, supported discharge and recovery at home.

  •  The need to make appointments for follow-up medical appointments and post-discharge tests/labs
  •  The need to arrange for post discharge medical equipment
  •  Identify the correct medicines and a plan for the patient to obtain them
  •  Reconcile the discharge plan and medication
  •  Teach a written discharge plan the patient can understand
  •  Educate the patient about his or her diagnosis
  •  Assess the degree of the patients understanding of the discharge plan
  •  Review with the patient what to do if a problem arises

OUR ACCREDITATION

Enayati Home Healthcare Center is the first home healthcare provider in the UAE, the GCC, and the MENA region to achieve international accreditation. For nine years, Enayati benchmarked its services against Accreditation Canada International standards — one of the world’s most rigorous healthcare quality frameworks. In our commitment to continuous improvement, Enayati then pursued and currently holds CARF accreditation, embracing a different international standard to further strengthen our clinical programmes and patient safety systems.

CARF — the Commission on Accreditation of Rehabilitation Facilities — operates across more than 45 countries and accredits over 50,000 programmes worldwide. We operate to over 302 CARF international standards — the same framework used by leading hospitals and healthcare institutions globally.

 

For our patients, this means every visit, every procedure, and every care plan follows a rigorous, independently verified standard of clinical excellence. Accreditation is not a certificate on a wall. It is a daily commitment to quality, safety, and continuous improvement across every aspect of care we deliver.

RESEARCH

Enayati will be using interRAI assessment tools. InterRAI is a collaborative network of researchers in over thirty countries committed to improving care for persons who are disabled or medically complex. It provides Enayati with measurement tools for complex care for vulnerable populations including the elderly and frail and highlights issues related to functioning and quality of life of the person receiving the care. InterRAI will assist our nursing team in planning and monitoring care and improve our ability to conduct research, collect and analyze date.

OUR TEAM

Every Enayati nurse holds or is working toward a Bachelor of Science in Nursing. Nurses who join with a diploma qualification are supported through our in-house scholarship programme — Enayati invests directly in their BSN education, because we believe the quality of care our patients receive is directly linked to the quality of education our nurses hold. That clinical team is Canadian-trained — built on the highest nursing models and best practice guidelines from Canada, one of the world’s leading healthcare systems.

Our training programme was developed by Dr. Clark, a renowned healthcare educator with over 30 years of experience. It covers cardiovascular care, geriatrics, chronic disease management, palliative care, infection control, and emergency response. Every nurse completes Basic Life Support certification on joining and is trained to detect patient deterioration before it becomes an emergency.

 

Specialist teams are trained in PICC line infusion for cancer care and long-term antibiotic therapy. Patient simulators brought from Canada are used for hands-on training in airway management, enteral feeding, and wound care. Alzheimer’s and dementia training is mandatory for all nursing staff.

Better Standards, Better Care, Better Outcomes