Sayeda Khadija Al-Kubra Specialized Hospital for Women, affiliated with the Imam Hussain Holy Shrine, has announced that it recorded 1.25 million patient visits between its opening in 2022 and 2026. The figure highlights the scale of medical and specialized healthcare services provided to women from across various governorates.

Hospital Director Dr. Baydaa Ibrahim Al-Tamimi told the official website that the high number of patient visits reflects growing confidence in the hospital’s medical and specialized services, as well as the comprehensive care provided by its medical and nursing teams.

“Recording such a large number of patient visits reflects the level of trust in the medical and specialized services offered by the hospital, as well as the comprehensive care provided to women by our medical and nursing staff,” Al-Tamimi said. She added that the hospital continues to pursue the highest standards of healthcare in accordance with modern medical protocols.

Al-Tamimi also highlighted the hospital’s use of advanced technologies and modern medical equipment across its various departments.

“The hospital utilizes the latest technologies and advanced medical equipment across its various departments, contributing to the delivery of advanced diagnostic and therapeutic services and enabling us to meet the needs of the growing number of patients,” she said.

She further noted the continued support of the Imam Hussain Holy Shrine for its affiliated healthcare institutions.

“The Imam Hussain Holy Shrine continues to support and develop its affiliated healthcare institutions, ensuring a safe and comprehensive treatment environment for women while expanding the scope of specialized, high-quality medical services in the coming phase,” Al-Tamimi said.

Sayeda Khadija Al-Kubra Specialized Hospital for Women is a major healthcare project affiliated with the Imam Hussain Holy Shrine. The hospital employs specialized female medical and nursing staff and provides a broad range of medical services in an environment designed to respect patients’ privacy and address the specific healthcare needs of women from different governorates.