Allied hospital Faisalabad has 1450 beds capacity
Allied Hospital is a medical facility located on Dr. Tusi Road, Faisalabad. It is a teaching hospital of Faisalabad Medical University and also serves the patients of surrounding areas. With a capacity of 1450 beds, the hospital offers a range of medical services.
The Allied Hospital was established in 1978. It aims at providing comprehensive healthcare services and is a teaching hospital of Faisalabad Medical University. It started out as a community hospital but in 2002, it was upgraded to a full-fledged hospital. The hospital provides treatment with the latest technology at an affordable price.
The Allied Hospital is one of the best performing hospitals in the province. It is capable of performing major and minor surgeries. In comparison, Jinnah Hospital in Lahore, which is the largest teaching hospital, falls behind Allied Hospital in terms of range of health services. As the only mega health facility in the area, Allied Hospital deserves special attention.
Allied Hospital was one of the four hospitals in Punjab that were shortlisted for a pilot project to upgrade state-run hospitals. The others are Jinnah Hospital in Lahore, Benazir Bhutto Hospital in Rawalpindi and Children’s Hospital in Multan. The government plans to replicate this program across the entire province, including all teaching hospitals.
It has 20 departments
Allied hospital Faisalabad is located on the Dr.Tusi Road in Faisalabad. It is a teaching hospital for Faisalabad Medical University and also caters to patients from the surrounding areas. It has 20 departments and has a dedicated team of doctors who provide specialized care.
The hospital’s bed occupancy rate was 145 percent. Because of the high bed occupancy, the hospital is bearing more costs than it has budgeted. The hospital’s report outlines recommendations for revamping the facility. These recommendations could be replicated in other teaching hospitals in the province.
Allied Hospital Faisalabad is one of the best performing hospitals in the province and provides treatment for nearly a million patients every year in its outpatient department. The hospital also reports treating more patients than any mega teaching hospital in Lahore. Allied hospital’s bed occupancy rate is 145 per cent, which puts it ahead of other major hospitals.
The hospital’s doctors also have their own specialty training programs. MUHAMMAD AKMAL, MUHAMMAD HUSSAIN WASEER, and SAFDAR HASSAN JAVED SIAL are studying at the medical college. They hope to be doctors one day.
It has a Dialysis Center
Allied hospital Faisalabad is a medical center located on Dr.Tusi Road, Faisalabad. The hospital is a teaching hospital of the Faisalabad Medical University and serves the surrounding communities. It offers comprehensive care for patients suffering from various illnesses.
The hospital has two operating theatres and is, equipped with modern medical equipment. There are also wards and a peritoneal dialysis unit. The hospital have private rooms and general wards. There are also electronic beds with TVs. The hospital also has a NICU and offers treatment for newborns.
Allied Hospital is an accredited teaching hospital. It was, founded in 1978 and aims to provide comprehensive health care to its patients. As a teaching hospital, it has a close affiliation with the Faisalabad Medical University. It began as a community hospital but has since grown into a modern facility. Patients can choose from a variety of treatment options at Allied Hospital. All treatments are provided using the latest technologies and at a cost-effective price.
The number of kidney patients is increasing rapidly in the Faisalabad area, and doctors are struggling to keep up. As a result, doctors are forced to compromise on the quality of their care. A single session of dialysis requires about four hours. The Allied hospital conducts 550 dialysis sessions every week. The DHQ hospital has four machines.
Patients who require dialysis need special social and financial support. Having more dialysis centers will reduce the travel costs for patients. That’s a great help for the community and to those suffering from chronic renal failure. There are now over 20,000 people in Pakistan suffering from chronic renal failure.
The Kidney Centre has a 100-bed capacity. It offers state-of-the-art kidney care. The hospital purchased 25 dialysis machines for a total of Rs30 million, and has been provided with another Rs8 million for additional work. It has also installed Lithotripsy machines, which remove kidney stones through advanced laser technology.
