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Prague Clinics: Continuing Care & Concierge Support During Current Regional Disruptions

marketing@pragueclinics.ae April 30, 2026 2 min read
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Dubai, UAE — Prague Clinics remains open and operational, continuing to support residents, visitors, and anyone currently stranded in Dubai who may need medical guidance, prescription refills, or urgent consultations.

As reported in a recent interview with ČTK (Czech News Agency), Prague Clinic’s founder and Czech physician Dr. Olga Janovská shared that some residents have experienced disrupted sleep and heightened concern due to overnight activity in the region. While the situation has understandably created uncertainty for many families, Dr. Janovská emphasized that there is no need for panic, and that the clinic is prioritizing continued medical access and calm, practical support.

Clinic Operations: Adjusted, But Fully Active

To ensure continuity of care, Prague Clinics has implemented a streamlined operating model while maintaining availability:

  • Doctors and nursing support are available on-site
  • Phone and WhatsApp lines remain active for guidance and appointment coordination
  • Patients can request support for urgent medical concerns and medication continuity

Support for Tourists & Stranded Visitors

Prague Clinics is also extending support to:

  • Tourists
  • Visitors delayed due to travel disruptions
  • Individuals needing prescription refills, medical advice, or remote assessment

Where appropriate, the clinic can provide remote video consultations and, in certain cases, may offer concierge (home/hotel) visits, depending on clinical need and feasibility.

A Message From Prague Clinics

“In uncertain moments, access to reliable medical advice and continuity of treatment is essential. Our priority is to support both physical and mental wellbeing, and to guide patients calmly and responsibly,” the clinic shared.

Contact Prague Clinics

📞 Call/WhatsApp: +971 4 558 0540
📍 Location: Aswaaq Mall – Nad Al Sheba 4 – Dubai

Source

The information above is based on a publicly available report/interview published by ČTK via CeskeNoviny.cz.