Healthpoint Launches Vein and Diabetic Foot Care Program in MENA Region

Healthpoint’s recent launch of the Vein Clinic and Diabetic Foot and Limb Preservation Program marks a significant advancement in addressing the growing issue of diabetes-related foot complications and venous conditions in the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) region. This new initiative responds directly to alarming statistics from the International Diabetes Foundation (IDF) highlighting the prevalence of diabetic foot ulcers (DFUs) in these areas.

A Comprehensive, Multidisciplinary Approach

Healthpoint’s program adopts a comprehensive, multidisciplinary approach to tackling the severe risks posed by diabetes, including critical foot issues, ulcers, and possible amputations. Central to the initiative are continuous monitoring, preventative care, and specialized footwear aimed at reducing these risks. The program’s design ensures that patients receive integrated and streamlined care from a network of specialists in vascular surgery, podiatry, orthotics, orthopedics, and wound care. The goal is to improve patient outcomes and enhance the overall quality of life for those affected.

Advanced Treatments at the Vein Clinic

Complementing the Diabetic Foot and Limb Preservation Program, Healthpoint’s Vein Clinic offers a wide array of both surgical and non-surgical treatments for venous and lymphatic conditions. The clinic provides advanced procedures such as laser and radiofrequency ablation, as well as non-thermal options like glue and sclerotherapy. Additionally, cosmetic phlebology treatments, including laser, CLACS, and foam sclerotherapy, are available. The clinic also excels in minimally invasive endovascular surgeries and features the innovative high-intensity focused ultrasound (HIFU/Sonovein) treatment, a non-invasive procedure utilizing ultrasound technology for varicose vein treatment.

Leadership and Vision

Healthpoint’s acting medical director, Dr. Mohammed Al Hadad, emphasized that these programs enhance their capability to address complex conditions with precision and compassion. He underscored the commitment to a collaborative approach in patient health and expressed confidence that the advanced services would significantly impact patients’ lives positively.

Dr. Francesco Serino, an international vascular surgeon with over 37 years of experience, has been appointed to lead these advancements at Healthpoint. Dr. Serino shared his enthusiasm for joining Healthpoint, highlighting his dedication to providing state-of-the-art treatments and personalized care for patients with venous and diabetic foot conditions. He also stressed the importance of international collaboration to achieve the highest standards of practice and optimal patient outcomes.

Conclusion

Healthpoint’s recent launch of the Vein Clinic and Diabetic Foot and Limb Preservation Program signifies a major step forward in tackling the rising problem of diabetes-related foot complications and venous conditions in the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) region. This innovative initiative is a direct response to concerning statistics from the International Diabetes Foundation (IDF), which underscore the high prevalence of diabetic foot ulcers (DFUs) in these areas. DFUs are painful, open sores or wounds that tend to occur on the bottom of the foot and are a severe complication of diabetes, potentially leading to amputation if untreated.

The Vein Clinic and Diabetic Foot and Limb Preservation Program aim to provide comprehensive care. This includes early detection, advanced treatment options, and long-term management to prevent the progression of these conditions. By focusing on both prevention and advanced treatments, the program hopes to reduce the number of amputations and improve overall quality of life for patients. This initiative represents a beacon of hope, addressing a critical health issue with attention and resources necessary to make a real difference in the MENA region.

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