H-Clinic… Established Expertise and a Medical Identity for the Future

Our journey has been shaped by a clear medical vision laid down by consultant Dr. Hilal Abu Ghoush. That vision brings clinical expertise, precise diagnosis, and institutional quality together in an integrated model of healthcare. Building on the trust and distinction Abu Ghoush Medical Center has earned over the years, we are entering a new chapter as H-Clinic. The name stands for Hospital Clinic and reflects the direct continuation of that vision, combining the capabilities and precision of a hospital with the privacy and care of a specialist clinic.

In this medical supplement, we highlight the introduction and expansion of specialized departments and services. These include the expansion of obstetrics and gynecology and endoscopic surgery, the launch of the infertility and andrology department, and the introduction of genetics and embryo testing. Through partnerships with international organizations such as Neocell, the center offers genetic testing technologies (PGT-A / PGT-M / PGT-P) and embryo sex determination.

The Fertility and IVF Unit at Shmaisani Hospital is an integral part of H-Clinic and operates under the direction and supervision of Dr. Hilal Abu Ghoush. It provides an integrated hospital setting designed to support patient safety and coordination between care teams. The laboratory technologies and services described in this supplement include EmbryoScope incubators, AI-assisted assessment, sperm DNA fragmentation testing, laser-assisted techniques, embryo freezing, and frozen embryo transfer (FET).

Knowledge is the first step toward prevention and treatment. This supplement takes you inside H-Clinic to explore its new departments and medical equipment. It shows how technology, medical expertise, and compassionate care can come together to support patients throughout their fertility treatment journey.

Medical Care at H-Clinic | Gynecological Consultation and Initial Examination

Gynecological care begins with a comprehensive consultation to understand each woman’s needs, whether she is coming in for a routine checkup, experiencing symptoms, or planning a pregnancy.

At H-Clinic, we listen to your concerns, review your medical history, and use appropriate examinations and diagnostic tools to develop a treatment or follow-up plan tailored to your needs.

What Does a Gynecological Consultation Include?

1. Medical History
Your doctor will ask about the regularity and length of your menstrual cycle, any menstrual pain or unusual bleeding, and the medications you take. The consultation also covers your medical and surgical history, previous pregnancies and deliveries, and any family history of gynecological or inherited conditions.

2. Gynecological Examination
When needed, the examination is tailored to your situation. It can help assess cervical health, check for signs of infection or unusual discharge, and identify some gynecological conditions early.

3. Ultrasound Imaging
Ultrasound can help assess the uterus and its lining, the ovaries, follicle size, and ovarian cysts. It can also help investigate irregular periods or pelvic pain and monitor ovulation and early pregnancy.

Pregnancy Care and Monitoring for Mother and Baby

Your First Prenatal Visit
The first prenatal visit includes confirming the pregnancy and its location within the uterus, estimating how far along you are and your expected due date, reviewing your medical history, and planning your follow-up visits.

Routine Monitoring During Pregnancy
Prenatal visits include monitoring the baby’s growth, heartbeat, and movements, as well as checking the placenta and amniotic fluid. Your care team also monitors your health, including your blood pressure, weight, and any symptoms you experience during pregnancy.

4D Ultrasound Imaging
A 4D ultrasound shows the baby in motion. Your doctor may request this scan depending on the stage of pregnancy and the information needed to assess the baby’s condition and development.

Prenatal Tests and Follow-Up
The tests you may need depend on how far along you are and your health. They may include blood and urine tests, screening for gestational diabetes, assessment of certain pregnancy risks, and genetic or diagnostic testing when needed.