This is a list of hospitals in Iraq derived from World Health Organization and other records. [1]
Name | Subdistrict | Directorate of Health | Governorate | No. of Beds |
---|---|---|---|---|
Shahid Ghazi al Harery Surgical | Baghdad Medical City | Baghdad | 672 | |
Baghdad teaching hospital | Bab Al-Moatham | Baghdad Medical City | Baghdad | 998 |
Private Nursing Home Hospital | Bab Al-Moatham | Baghdad Medical City | Baghdad | 289 |
Al Kindi General Teaching Hospital | Rusafa | Yarmouk | Baghdad | 333 |
Al Yarmuk General Teaching | Yarmouk | Yarmouk | Baghdad | 770 |
Ibn Rushd Psychiatry & Addiction Hospital | Al Andulus | Rusafa | Baghdad | 74 |
Al-Rashad Psychiatric Hospital | Rusafa | Baghdad | 1335 | |
Ibn Al Haitham Teaching Eye Hospital | Karrada, Andulus Square | Rusafa | Baghdad | 400 |
Al Nuaman General Hospital | Adhamiyah | Rusafa | Baghdad | 220 |
Al Qadisiya General Hospital | Sadr City | Rusafa | Baghdad | 490 |
Martyr Sadr Hospital | Sadr City | Rusafa | Baghdad | 256 |
Saddam Maternity Hospital | Sadr City | Rusafa | Baghdad | 288 |
Ibn Al balady Maternity & Children's Hospital | Sadr City | Rusafa | Baghdad | 284 |
fatmih alzahraa Maternity Hospital | Sadr City, Habibiya | Rusafa | Baghdad | |
Dar alshifa hospital | Alwaziriya | Rusafa | Baghdad | 200 |
Al Alwaiya Maternity Teaching | Alwaiya, Karadah | Rusafa | Baghdad | 332 |
Al Alwaiya Children Teaching Hospital | Alwaiya, Karadah | Rusafa | Baghdad | 125 |
Al-Imamian Al-Kadhimiyain Medical City | Kadhimiya | Baghdad | 630 | |
Al Kadhmiya Hospital for Children | Kadhimiya | Karkh | Baghdad | 135 |
Al Karkh General Hospital | Karkh | Karkh | Baghdad | 198 |
Ibn Al Nafis Vascular and Cardiac Hospital | Rusafa | Yermouk | Baghdad | 170 |
Saddam Center for Cardiology | Karkh | Baghdad | 166 | |
Saddam Center for Reconstructive & Plastic Surgery (Al Wasiti) | Andalus | Baghdad | 126 | |
Al Noor General Hospital | Kadhimiya | Karkh | Baghdad | 211 |
Al Karama Teaching Hospital | Sheik Maaruf | Karkh | Baghdad | 445 |
Ibn Sina Hospital | Green Zone | Baghdad | ||
Al-Liquia Maternity Hospital | Karkh | Baghdad | 128 | |
Saddam Maternity Hospital | Sadr City | Rusafa | Baghdad | 288 |
Central Pediatric Teaching Hospital | Al-Iskan | Karkh | Baghdad | 333 |
Radiology and Nuclear Medicine Institute | Yarmouk | Baghdad | 73 | |
Neurosurgery Teaching Hospital | Baghdad/ AlRissafa | Baghdad | 101 | |
Ibn Al Khatib Infectious Diseases Hospital | East Karradah (Al-Jiser) | Rusafa | Baghdad | 208 |
Ibn Zuhr for Chest Disease Hospital (for Infectious Diseases) | East Karradah | Rusafa | Baghdad | 292 |
Al-Za'franiya General Hospital | Al-Za'franiya | Rusafa | Baghdad | |
Al Mada'in | Al-Mada'in | Rusafa | Baghdad | 56 |
Al Mahmodia General Hospital | Mahmudiya | Karkh | Baghdad | 59 |
Abu Ghraib General Hospital | Abu Ghraib | Karkh | Baghdad | 45 |
al Furat General Hospital [2] | Abbas Ibn Firnas Square (near) | Karkh | Baghdad | 96 |
Welfare Children's Hospital | Bab Al-Moatham | Baghdad Medical City | Baghdad |
Private Hospitals
The following hospitals are located in the Al Anbar Governorate. [1]
The following hospitals are found in the Babil Governorate: [1]
The following hospitals are in the Diyala Governorate: [1]
Erbil General Directorate of Health (DOH-Erbil)
Par Private Hospital Shar Private Hospital
The following hospitals are in the Kerbala Governorate: [1]
Governmental Hospitals:
Private Hospitals:
Safin Private Hospital
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