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Core specialty
Clarity for every blood condition.
Specialist assessment and care for blood disorders — including benign blood conditions — supported by our laboratory and a team that works together around you.
About clinical hematology
Understanding your blood, explained with care
Clinical hematology is the medical specialty focused on the blood, bone marrow and the body’s clotting system. Hematologists assess conditions affecting red cells, white cells and platelets, as well as bleeding and clotting problems.
At ZIADE Polyclinic, hematology is one of our principal areas of focus, with particular expertise in benign blood conditions. Our consultants combine careful assessment with laboratory support and clear explanations, so you understand your results and your next steps.
Specialist-led
Consultant hematologists
Lab-supported
Integrated laboratory
Coordinated
Multidisciplinary review
Key areas of care
Conditions we assess and manage
Select an area to see examples of the conditions our hematologists see. Every case is assessed individually.
This list is for general information and is not exhaustive. Your physician will advise on the assessment and care that is right for you.
Diagnostic & laboratory support
Laboratory insight, close to your care
Our laboratory works hand in hand with our hematologists, so investigations support diagnosis, monitoring and care planning without losing continuity.
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Hematology testing
Blood counts and related hematology investigations to support diagnosis and monitoring.
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Transfusion-related testing
Testing that supports transfusion-related assessment where clinically required.
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Genetics — inherited & somatic
Genetic testing within the confirmed service scope, explained by your physician.
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Molecular testing
Molecular investigations that add detail to complex or unclear findings.
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Clinical chemistry
Supporting biochemistry, such as markers relevant to iron and organ function.
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Immunology
Immune-related testing where blood findings overlap with immune conditions.
Your care, step by step
What to expect
Step 1
Consultation
Your hematologist listens to your concerns, reviews your history and any previous results, and explains what may be happening.
Step 2
Investigations
Relevant blood tests are arranged with our laboratory, so findings return to the team caring for you.
Step 3
Care plan
Results are explained clearly. For complex cases, the multidisciplinary committee reviews findings and helps guide the plan.
Step 4
Follow-up
We stay involved through monitoring and follow-up, with clear next steps at every stage.
Your hematology team
Physicians who provide hematology care
Our DHA-licensed consultants lead hematology care, supported by our clinical pathology specialist and the wider team.
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Multidisciplinary approach
Expertise in harmony, around one patient
Blood findings often connect with other areas of health. Through our multidisciplinary committee, hematology works closely with oncology, clinical immunology and rheumatology to assess complex cases, review findings and jointly guide care plans.
Where additional specialist input is needed, the clinic arranges and coordinates it — while remaining central to your care.
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Common reasons include an abnormal blood count on a routine test, anaemia that is unexplained or not improving, easy bruising or bleeding, a history of blood clots, or a family history of a blood condition. Your family doctor may also refer you.
You can request an appointment directly. If you have a referral letter or previous results, please bring them — they help your hematologist understand your history.
Bring any recent blood test results, a list of current medicines and supplements, relevant medical reports, and your insurance details.
Our laboratory supports hematology testing and related investigations. Your physician will explain which tests you need and how and when results will be shared.
For complex cases, physicians across hematology, oncology, clinical immunology and rheumatology review findings together through our multidisciplinary committee and jointly guide your care plan.
If you need a service that is not available at the clinic, your physician will explain the options and arrange the referral, while remaining involved in your ongoing care.
We work with a range of insurance providers. Coverage depends on your plan and any required approvals — our team can confirm before your visit.
Speak with a hematologist about your results.
Request an appointmentContact & Appointments
Take the next step.
Send an appointment request and our team will contact you to confirm the right physician and time.
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- Address — to be confirmed
- Opening hours — to be confirmed