Iran tops clinic

In this article, Kental Travel experts will try to introduce you to the best clinics and medical centers in Iran.

UNICEF has given Iran’s primary health care system an “excellent” rating. Primary health care can be obtained at a low cost in Iran through a vast network of public clinics. In rural areas, each hamlet and village cluster has a “medical house” with community health workers. There, people learn about nutrition, family planning, blood testing, and other preventive health measures. pressure, vaccinations, and monitoring of environmental conditions like water quality during pregnancy. Each health center has a clinic, a dormitory, and a staff of at least one man and a woman from the villages it serves. The people’s first introduction to the health care system is here. Rural health centers are where doctors, technicians, and managers are located, and patients with more complicated diseases are referred there. Urban areas also have primary health care centers that are comparable. The hospital is referred to individuals who require more complex care, including surgical services.

Razavi Hospital

During the initial phase, the Razavi Hospital-Hotel was constructed on a 369-hectare plot with a built-up area of 56000 m2 and five floors. 36 hectares of this land are used as green space due to environmental concerns.

In less than five years, Razavi Hospital officials attempted to promote health tourism alongside current medical activities.

The hospital’s second phase covered 37,500 square meters and consisted of four floors and a basement. The new structure was designed and constructed by a German-Iranian team. The construction process made use of the most recent engineering technology. The number of hospital beds increased to 300 in 2013. Accreditation Canada International (ACI) gives the Razavi hospital credit for providing high-quality medical care.

Razavi Hospital was able to attain the first high rank in the shortest amount of time. In order to guarantee that Iranian and international patients receive treatment in accordance with the most recent standards and procedures, the hospital’s various wards are overseen by a variety of supervisory organization inspectors. In this regard, in 2013, the hospital received the ACI Platinum Certificate on its first attempt. In the meantime, Razavi Hospital received the highest accreditation from Canada International (ACI), Diamond Certification, in 2015.

Gandhi Hospital Hotel

The Gandhi Hotel Hospital is part of the Gandhi Hotel-Hospital complex, which covers more than 32,000 square meters and has 22 floors for diagnosis, treatment, and lodging, and 11 floors for specialized clinics designed in accordance with international hotel and hospital standards. In a 17-story hospital and a 21-story hotel, this is a diverse department. In 2009, a group of experts set up this hotel-hospital to be Iran’s most important center for medical and health tourism.

It has 100 residential suites for patients, their partners, and families, as well as 17 operating rooms, 40 beds for intensive care, and 100 inpatient beds. Gandhi Health Tower is more than just a hotel and hospital; it also offers other complementary health services like a private parking lot, a bank, a public restaurant, Iranian traditional restaurants, a grocery store, cosmetics and health products, crafts, communication services for cities, suburbs, and intercities, as well as other comfort and sports services. The Gandhi Hotel-Hospital is outfitted with the most advanced and accurate medical tools and equipment. In addition, a group of highly regarded specialists as well as experienced and well-trained medical personnel are currently prepared to assist patients.

Nuclear medicine at the Gandhi Hotel The Gandhi Hotel is known as the best-equipped and most professional hospital in the Middle East. It also offers any kind of nuclear medicine, which sets it apart from other hospitals.

Bahman Hospital

The Shahrak-e Gharb (Qarb Town) location of the Bahman Hospital opened in 2008 in the northwest of Tehran. Bahman Hospital gained a lot of popularity despite the presence of numerous public medical centers in the area due to its high-tech medical equipment and highly trained staff. Using cutting-edge technology, the hospital provides the most advanced diagnostic, medical, and paraclinical services.

It is an honor for our most knowledgeable doctors to perform modern specialty and subspecialty surgeries around the clock.

Erfan Hospital

Erfan Hospital is a private specialty and subspecialty hospital that opened in 2007 with the mission of providing cutting-edge medical care rooted in human values and dignity. This hospital has 180 active beds in rooms with one or two beds as well as intensive care units. It has nine floors and a built-up area of 20,000 square meters on a site that is 4480 square meters. Erfan is one of Iran’s best-equipped hospitals. It was built as a general hospital in accordance with the most recent hospital standards and has well-equipped operating rooms for all specialties and subspecialties. Patients consider this hospital to be the best private hospital in Iran due to the presence of prominent professors, knowledgeable doctors, and dedicated staff.

Special Features of Erfan Hospital Achievement of the Diamond level, the highest level of accreditation, Canada International (ACI) in 2016 Certification by the Ministry of Health to admit international patients Achievement of the excellent first grade based on accreditation by the Ministry of Health for three consecutive years Experienced doctors and dedicated staff.

Parsian Hospital

In the Sa’adat Abad district of Tehran, Parsian Hospital has nine floors and a land area of approximately 5000 square meters. It also has a subsurface area of 12500 square meters. It was built in 2002 and started working in October 2006 thanks to government efforts. After being validated in 2017, it has 202 beds and a grade 1 rating. The hospital has all of the medical fields, specialties, and paraclinics (including intensive care units (ICUs), neonatal intensive care units (NICUs), post-angiography units, hospitalization units, and international patient departments (IPDs) with all of the facilities, clinics, emergency rooms, operating rooms, angiography, laboratory, imaging, physiotherapy, audiometry, dentistry, endoscopy, colonoscopy, and pharmacy, among other things).