Skilled nurses
Families describe the nurses as highly skilled, compassionate and attentive during long-term and end-of-life care.
Enayati Home Healthcare Center
Trade Centre
Enayati Home Healthcare Center is a Trade Centre provider of care at home, with reviews highlighting home nursing for complex family situations and rehabilitation support. Customers have also used its physiotherapy and speech therapy services, including structured work on mobility, swallowing and speech after stroke.
Reputation Score
4.0
★★★★☆
131 ratings
Source: Google Maps
The Good Stuff
Stroke recovery
Physiotherapy reviews include patients regaining mobility after major weakness, hospitalisation and stroke-related decline.
Speech therapy
A stroke patient received six weeks of work on swallowing and speech, with guidance and materials for the family.
Care handovers
One physician praised the handover process and the team’s quick organisation of care for a family returning to Dubai.
Discharge support
A family said the nurses helped settle a recently discharged patient at home and organised medications, machines and medical stock.
Short notice
A reviewer found the team punctual and said coordinators tried to arrange services even at short notice.
Tips for a Better Visit
Confirm rota. Before starting care, confirm the schedule and how changes will be communicated; one review reports changes arriving without enough notice.
Discuss handover. If arranging care around travel or a hospital discharge, ask for the handover plan and who coordinates it.
Set rehab goals. For physiotherapy, agree on measurable mobility goals; reviews describe progress from severe weakness to walking independently.
Mention swallowing. After a stroke, raise swallowing concerns early so the therapy plan can address them alongside speech work.
Check availability. For urgent arrangements, ask whether the team can cover your preferred timing; one reviewer praised short-notice coordination.
Plan the visit
Practical details
Al Moosa Tower 2 - Office #2501 - Sheikh Zayed Rd
Trade Center First, Dubai
| Mon | 7:00 AM – 9:00 PM |
| Tue | 7:00 AM – 9:00 PM |
| Wed | 7:00 AM – 9:00 PM |
| Thu | 7:00 AM – 9:00 PM |
| Fri | 7:00 AM – 9:00 PM |
| Sat | 7:00 AM – 9:00 PM |
| Sun | 7:00 AM – 9:00 PM |
Popular Mentions
Home nursing
Home nursing is repeatedly used for long-term family care, including support during a patient’s final stages at home.
Speech therapist
A speech therapist worked on a stroke patient’s swallowing and speech over several weeks while guiding the family.
IV Home Drip
One customer booked an IV Home Drip at short notice and praised the nursing team’s treatment and client service.
Common Concerns
Rota issues
One recent review reports frequent schedule changes without adequate notice, alongside poor organisation and unclear communication.
Slow responses
Administrative replies were described as delayed or unclear, which can add stress when care needs reliable coordination.
Handover dispute
A reviewer said an insurance-payment problem was followed by difficulty handing the patient over to a new nursing company.
Therapy concern
One reviewer reported that an unprofessional therapy session worsened their mother’s condition and caused vomiting.
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The Bottom Line
Enayati Home Healthcare Center in Trade Centre is used for care at home when a family needs more than a routine visit. Reviews specifically mention home nursing for fathers, mothers and relatives in serious or final-stage illness, plus physiotherapy and speech therapy for rehabilitation after stroke, hospitalisation or major weakness. One family also used an IV Home Drip service at home.
The strongest pattern is hands-on nursing care. Families describe nurses as professional, kind and attentive, with one discharge-to-home case involving an ambulance transfer, medication, machines and medical stock. Physiotherapy reviews describe patients walking again or regaining mobility, while a speech-therapy account details six weeks of work on swallowing and speech, with guidance for the family.
The important caution is coordination. A recent review praised the nurses but reported frequent rota changes, late or unclear administrative replies and poor management support. Another family said an insurance-payment dispute complicated the handover to a new provider, while one therapy review reported vomiting after a session.
Before booking, confirm the rota, escalation contact, handover arrangements and rehabilitation goals in writing. Short-notice coordination has worked well for at least one reviewer, but reliability appears uneven across teams and situations.