Trust is the product. Listings are just the container.
UAEClinic does not aim to hold the most healthcare profiles in the UAE. It aims to hold the most trustworthy ones. That means we publish slowly, show our sources, and let a profile's score fall when its information gets old.
The UAEClinic Trust Score
40%
Verification score
Licence and registry checks, ownership confirmation, and evidence attached by an admin reviewer.
25%
Profile completeness
How much of the profile is filled with usable, specific information rather than blanks.
20%
Data freshness
How recently the record was re-checked against its sources.
15%
Source reliability
Weighted by where the data came from — official registries rank above self-reported pages.
Search ranking follows the same order: trust score, verification status, data accuracy, profile completeness, then relevance to your query. Sponsored placements are labelled and never replace this order.
How a profile gets published
1. Collect from tracked sources
Public healthcare directories, government registries, clinic websites, professional profiles, Google Business data, accreditation bodies and insurer networks. Every field keeps its source.
2. Detect duplicates
Candidate records are matched on name, licence, phone, place id and geolocation before anything is created.
3. Admin review
A reviewer approves, rejects or requests evidence. Every decision is written to a verification log.
4. Publish with a badge
Only reviewed records get published, and only verified records get the badge.
5. Re-verify on a cycle
Freshness decays over time, which lowers the Trust Score until the record is re-checked.
What you will never see here
- Invented doctors or clinics used as filler
- Fictional reviews or made-up ratings
- Prices or insurance claims we cannot source
- A verified badge without evidence behind it