Racegoers at Meydan Racecourse will have access to health screenings, basic check-ups and wellness services under a new partnership between Medcare and Dubai Racing Club.
Medcare Hospitals and Medical Centres has joined Dubai Racing Club as the Official Wellness Partner for the 2026–2027 Dubai Racing Carnival and Dubai World Cup 2027.
The partnership will bring healthcare and wellness activities to Meydan Racecourse, giving visitors opportunities to learn more about their health while attending race meetings.
The initiative aims to encourage preventive healthcare by making screenings and conversations with healthcare professionals more accessible outside traditional clinical settings.
What wellness services can racegoers access?
The trackside activations will include:
AI-powered health screenings.
Basic health check-ups.
Wellness IV drips.
Beauty and aesthetics services.
Visitors will also be able to access a range of complimentary services at Medcare Hospitals and Medical Centres, allowing them to continue their healthcare journey beyond the racecourse.
The services are designed to help visitors understand their health needs, ask questions and explore options for further care.
Dubai Racing Club welcomes healthcare partnership
Ali Al Ali, Board Member and CEO of Dubai Racing Club, said: “We are pleased to welcome Medcare Hospitals and Medical Centres as our Official Wellness Partner for the 2026–2027 season. This partnership enriches the experience at Meydan by bringing accessible wellness services and healthcare expertise closer to our guests. Together, we offer racegoers opportunities to look after their wellbeing while enjoying the racing, hospitality and atmosphere that define a day at the Races.”
Alisha Moopen, Managing Director and Group CEO of Aster DM Healthcare GCC, said: “Dubai Healthcare has an important place in the experiences that bring communities together. Our partnership with Dubai Racing Club reflects our belief that making care more accessible starts with reaching people where they are. By bringing Medcare’s expertise to the racing season, we are creating opportunities to better understand preventive health, encourage proactive health choices and inspire people to make wellbeing a lasting part of their lives.”
Focus on preventive healthcare
Dr. Shanila Laiju, CEO of Medcare Hospitals and Medical Centres, said: “Our aim is to make it easier for people to take that first step towards looking after their health. Whether someone visits us for a basic health check, explores an AI-powered screening or speaks with our team about a concern, each interaction is an opportunity to build understanding and encourage timely care. By complementing our on-site experiences with complimentary services across Medcare, we help racegoers carry that focus on wellbeing into their everyday lives.”
Through the partnership, Medcare will connect its presence at Meydan with its wider network of hospitals and medical centres, giving visitors a route to further consultations and personalised care.
The collaboration will run throughout the 2026–2027 Dubai Racing Carnival and extend to the Dubai World Cup 2027.
