List of hospitals in Afghanistan

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This is a partial list of Hospitals in Afghanistan . In 2004, there were 117 private and government-run hospitals in the country. [1] The number has gradually increased to over 5,000, which include clinics. [2] [3] [4] Nearly all districts of Afghanistan have at least one government-run hospital.

HospitalLocationOwner/administratorBeds
Abu Ali Sina-e-Balkhi Regional Hospital Mazar-i-Sharif Private [5]
ADEI Medical ComplexKabulPrivate [6] [7]
Al Hayat HospitalKabulPrivate42
Afghan-Japan HospitalKabulGovernment100 [8] [9] [10]
Aftaab International Hospital Mazar-i-SharifPrivate
Ahmad Shah Baba Hospital Kabul Médecins Sans Frontières 58 [11]
Aino Mina Hospital Kandahar Government350 [12]
Al Farhad Hospital KandaharPrivate
Ali Abad Hospital KabulGovernment206 [1]
American Medical Center KabulPrivate
Amiri Medical Complex KabulPrivate90 [13]
Andkhoy Hospital Andkhoy Government35 [1]
Antani Hospital KabulGovernment [14]
Aqcha Hospital Aqcha Government27 [1]
Aria Apollo Hospital Herat Private
Ariana Medical Complex KabulPrivate300 [13]
Asad Abad Hospital Asadabad Government66 [1]
Atatürk Children's Hospital KabulGovernment200 [15]
Avicenna Medical Hospital for Drug TreatmentKabulGovernment1,000 [16]
Ayoubi Hospital KandaharPrivate
Baghlan District Hospital Baghlan Government32 [1]
Baharak Hospital Baharak Government31 [1]
Balkh Hospital Balkh Government24 [1]
Bamyan Central Hospital Bamyan Government53 [1]
Bamyan Provincial Hospital BamyanGovernment141 [17]
Baraki Rojan Hospital Baraki Barak Government56 [1]
Bost Hospital Lashkargah Médecins Sans Frontières300 [18]
Chaki Wardak Hospital Chaki Wardak Government67 [1]
Changaram Hospital Panjshir Government28 [1]
Children's Health HospitalKabulGovernment [19]
CURE International HospitalKabulPrivate [20]
Dar ul Sehat Super Specialty hospital KabulPrivate
Dasht-e-Barchi Hospital KabulMédecins Sans Frontières [11]
Dasht-i-Qala Hospital Yangi Qala Government70 [1]
DK - German Medical Diagnostic Center KabulPrivate [21]
Daoud Khan Military Hospital KabulGovernment400 [1]
DUA Speciality Hospital JalalabadPrivate410 [1]
Egyptian Field Hospital Bagram Government
Farah City Hospital Farah Government
Farah Provincial Hospital Farah Government92 [22] [1]
Farkhar Hospital Farkhar Government20 [1]
Faryab Central Hospital Maymana Government45 [1]
Fatumatu Zahra Jalalabad Government50 [1]
Fayzabad Hospital Fayzabad Government100 [1]
French Medical Institute for Children KabulGovernment
Gardez Civil Hospital Gardez Government58 [1]
General Hospital of Public Health JalalabadGovernment410 [1]
Ghazni Civil Provincial Hospital Ghazni Government156 [1]
Ghor Provincial Hospital Chaghcharan Government36 [1]
Global Medical Complex Kabul Private [23]
Guzara District Hospital Guzara Government56 [1]
Heathe N. Craig Joint Theater Hospital BagramGovernment50
Herat Regional Hospital HeratGovernment491 [1]
IbnSina Emergency Hospital KabulGovernment138 [1]
Indira Gandhi Children's Hospital KabulGovernment150
Inferally Hospital Day Mirdad Government29 [1]
Jaghori Hospital Jaghori Government40 [1]
Jamhuriat Hospital KabulGovernment350
Jamshid Hospital Taloqan Private20 [24]
Jawzjan Provincial Hospital Jowzjan Government212 [1]
Jinnah Hospital KabulGovernment200 [25]
Kabul Children’s HospitalKabulGovernment [26]
Kabul Infectious Diseases Hospital KabulGovernment120 [1]
Kabul Mental Health Hospital KabulGovernment60 [1]
Karte 3 Surgical Hospital KabulGovernment454 [1]
Kaisha Health Care Kabul KabulPrivate [20]
Kapisa Provincial Hospital Mahmud Raqi Government48 [1]
Khair Khana Hospital KabulGovernment109 [1]
Khost Hospital Khost (Matun) Government83 [1]
Khulm District Hospital Khulm Government50 [27] [1]
Khulm District Hospital Khulm Government50 [28] [1]
KIA ISAF Role 3 Hospital KabulGovernment [20]
Kod Barq Hospital Dihdadi Government54 [1]
Kunduz Regional Hospital Kunduz Government87 [1]
Lashkar Gah General Hospital Lashkargah Government162 [1]
Loqman Hakim Complex Hospital HeratPrivate
Maidan Wardak Hospital Maidan Shar Government38 [1]
Maiwand Teaching Hospital KabulGovernment468 [1]
Malalai Maternity Hospital KabulGovernment517 [1] [29]
Maulawi Abdul Tahir Hospital Andar Government25 [1]
Mawlana Hospital Mazar-i-SharifPrivate
Mazar-i-Sharif General Civil Hospital Mazar-i-SharifGovernment237 [1]
Mehraban Hospital HeratPrivate
Medical Hospital of Nangarhar JalalabadGovernment288 [1]
Mehtar Laam Baba Regional Hospital Mihtarlam Government77 [1]
Ministry of Mines Hospital Puli Khumri Government16 [1]
Mirwais Hospital KandaharGovernment600 [1]
Mohmand International Hospital KandaharPrivate200 [30] [31] [32]
Mussa Wardak Hospital Kabul Private30
Nasagee HospitalPuli KhumriGovernment95 [1]
Nangarhar Regional Hospital Jalalabad Government
Nayab Aminullah Khan Logar Hospital Puli Alam Government50 [33] [1]
Nesaji Gulbahar Hospital Kohistan Government68 [1]
Nijrab District Hospital Nijrab Government21 [1]
Zaranj Hospital Zaranj Government32 [1]
Nimroz Regional Hospital ZaranjGovernment100 [34]
Nishtar Kidney Center Jalalabad Government100 [35]
Noor Hospital (1)KabulGovernment41 [1]
Noor Hospital (2)KabulGovernment75 [1]
Paktia Infectious Disease Hospital Gardez Government50 [36]
Panjab Eye Hospital Panjab Government27 [1]
Panjshir Emergency Surgical Centre PanjshirGovernment85 [1]
Parwan Provincial Hospital Chaharikar Government60 [1]
Police HospitalKabulGovernment71 [1]
Pul-i-Khumri Civil Hospital Puli KhumriGovernment84 [1]
Qala-i-Naw District Hospital Qala i Naw Government86 [1]
Qalat Hospital Qalat Government104 [1]
Quiat Al Khair Hospital Saydabad Government35 [1]
Rabia-i-Balkhi Hospital KabulGovernment250 [37] [1]
Rahmat Hospital KabulPrivate [38] [39]
Rahnavard Hospital Mazar-i-SharifPrivate
Raziqi Hospital HeratPrivate
Rukha Hospital PanjshirGovernment28 [1]
Sadre Abn Seena HospitalKabulGovernment90 [1]
SAMI Hospitals int KabulPrivate40 [20]
Sana Medical Complex KabulPrivate50 [13] [11]
Sar-i-Pul Provincial Hospital Sar-e Pol Government34 [1]
Sehat Hospital HeratPrivate
Sharan Hospital Sharana Government74 [1]
Sheikh Zayed National Neuroscience Hospital KabulGovernment82 [40] [41]
Shenwar Ghani Khail Hospital Shinwar Government52 [1]
Shino Zada Hospital KabulPrivate [1]
Sial Curative Hospital KandaharPrivate
Sidal Hospital KandaharPrivate
Stomatology Hospital KabulGovernment30 [1]
Surgical Centre for War Victims in Kabul Kabul EMERGENCY 102 [1] [42] [43]
Takhar Provincial Hospital Taluqan Government150 [44] [1]
Ulqan District Hospital Shahristan Government30 [45]
Wamy Hospital Tsamkani Government60 [1]
Wazir Akbar Khan Hospital KabulGovernment210 [40]
Yakawlang Hospital Yakawlang Government36 [1]
ZNN Medical Lab KabulPrivate [13]

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