Book your appointment with DR Shereen Zubair
Call 0333 281 8983 or fill out the form. We will confirm your appointment at KIHD within one business day.
Two ways to reach Dr. Shereen Zubair
Call 0333 281 8983 for a direct line during clinic hours, or send your appointment request through the form below. No voicemail loops, no delays.
Which hospitals and institutions does Dr. Zubair work with?
Dr. Shereen Zubair currently practices at KIHD in Karachi, with clinical training completed through Isra University and specialized credentialing via DipCard.
Good cardiology is not a popularity contest. Here's what the data actually shows.
Statistics on heart disease are sobering. But they also point to a clear path forward with the right care at KIHD in Karachi.
1 in 4
Deaths from heart disease
Cardiovascular disease is the leading cause of death in Pakistan. Routine check-ups reduce that risk.
80%
Preventable cases
The majority of heart attacks and strokes can be avoided with early detection and lifestyle changes.
1
Specialist you need
One consultant who knows your history and reads your echo. No handoffs, no guesswork.
Care at KIHD that speaks for itself
These are real experiences from patients who trusted Dr. Shereen Zubair with their heart health in Karachi.
After years of worrying about my irregular heartbeat, Dr. Zubair listened carefully, explained everything, and put a plan together that actually worked. I finally feel in control.
Farhan Ahmed
Patient at KIHD
I came in with severe hypertension and left knowing exactly what was happening with my body. The echocardiogram was thorough and the follow-up was prompt. No complaints.
Zainab Ali
Patient at KIHD
Dr. Zubair didn't rush the consultation. She took the time to review my history, ordered the right tests, and called me personally with the results. That level of care is rare.
Omar Iqbal
Patient at KIHD
Managing heart failure felt overwhelming until I met Dr. Zubair. Her guidance on medication and lifestyle changes was clear, practical, and backed by solid clinical reasoning.
Ayesha Rahim
Patient at KIHD