Where is Dr. Mohammed Abdelmoemen’s Heliopolis clinic?
The main clinic is at 50 El Hegaz Street, Heliopolis, Cairo, beside Heliopolis Metro Station, in the Raya & Samsung building on the 2nd floor. This page is the practical location guide for patients attending an in-person orthopedic consultation. The clinic’s postal code is 4470035, Some map and business directories classify this address under El Nozha/Heliopolis; use the full 50 El Hegaz Street address and the clinic map link for navigation. and the same address, phone number and clinic hours are used across the website to keep local information consistent.
50 El Hegaz Street, Heliopolis, beside Heliopolis Metro Station, Raya & Samsung building, 2nd floor, Cairo, Egypt — postal code 4470035.
What orthopedic problems can be assessed at the Heliopolis clinic?
The clinic evaluates both common orthopedic problems and complex cases that may need specialist review before a treatment decision. This includes bone and soft-tissue tumors, suspected pathological fractures, limb-salvage and reconstruction questions, hip and knee replacement, revision joint replacement, fractures and complex trauma, sports injuries, arthroscopy, and selected joint-injection decisions. A clinic visit is not limited to patients who already know they need surgery; many appointments are used to clarify the diagnosis, compare non-operative and operative options, or decide whether further imaging or biopsy is actually necessary.
- Orthopedic oncology and bone tumor assessment
- Limb-salvage and complex reconstruction
- Hip and knee joint replacement
- Fractures and complex trauma
- Sports injuries and arthroscopy
What should I bring to the appointment?
Bring the imaging and reports you already have rather than repeating tests before the visit. Useful material may include X-rays, MRI or CT images, radiology reports, pathology reports, previous operative notes, implant information, and a short list of current medications when relevant. For tumor or complex reconstruction cases, the actual images are often more useful than a report alone. If a previous biopsy or surgery has already been performed, bring the pathology result and available operative details. Do not send or carry unnecessary identity documents simply for medical review.
Can I send X-rays or MRI before travelling to the clinic?
Yes. Patients who are outside Cairo or who want a second opinion can request a paid remote review of relevant scans and reports before deciding whether an in-person visit is appropriate. The fee and review steps are explained before the review begins. Remote imaging review can help organize the next step, but it does not replace physical examination when one is clinically necessary. For suspected bone or soft-tissue tumors, review before an unplanned biopsy or excision can be particularly important because biopsy planning may affect definitive treatment.
What are the clinic hours and how do I book?
The Heliopolis clinic runs on Saturday from 3–5 PM, Monday from 7–9 PM, and Wednesday from 5–7 PM. Patients can call the clinic or send an appointment request through WhatsApp. Selecting a preferred day does not itself confirm a time slot; the clinic team confirms the nearest available appointment. Severe injury, uncontrolled bleeding, sudden loss of movement, or another emergency should be managed through the nearest emergency department rather than waiting for a routine clinic or WhatsApp response.
Book the Heliopolis clinic
For an in-person assessment, call the clinic or send a short appointment request. Bring your existing scans and reports.
Frequently asked questions about the Heliopolis clinic
Where exactly is the clinic?
50 El Hegaz Street, Heliopolis, beside Heliopolis Metro Station, Raya & Samsung building, 2nd floor, Cairo.
What are the clinic hours?
Saturday 3–5 PM, Monday 7–9 PM, and Wednesday 5–7 PM.
Should I bring the original MRI or X-rays?
Bring the actual images when available, together with relevant reports. For complex cases, the images may provide information that is not fully captured in the written report.
Can I send scans before coming to Heliopolis?
Yes. A paid remote review can be requested before travel or before arranging an in-person appointment; the fee is explained before the review starts.
Does the clinic provide emergency care?
No routine clinic page should be used for an emergency. Severe injury, bleeding, sudden loss of movement, or another urgent problem should be taken to the nearest emergency department.