The following is a list of hospitals in Tajikistan that includes the name, location and references. [2] Tajikistan government sources indicate that there were 325 hospitals in Tajikistan in 1986. [3] By 2007, the number of hospitals had grown to 426, according to the World Health Organization. [4]
| Name | City/Coordinate | Region | References |
|---|---|---|---|
| Central District Hospital Kolhozabad | Kolkhozobod, Rumi District | Khatlon Region | [2] |
| Central District Hospital Qumsangir | Qumsangir District | Khatlon Region | [2] |
| Central District Hospital Konibodom | Konibodom 40°16′42″N70°25′51″E / 40.278426°N 70.430960°E | Sughd Region | [2] |
| Central District Hospital Qabodiyan | Qabodiyon District | Khatlon Region | [2] |
| Isfara District Central Hospital | Isfara 40°07′00″N70°37′17″E / 40.116697°N 70.621493°E | Sughd Region | [2] [5] [6] |
| Istaravshan District Central Hospital | Istaravshan | Sughd Region | [2] |
| Central District Hospital Jirgatol | Jirgatol District (village) | Districts of Republican Subordination | [2] |
| Central District Hospital Zafarabad | Zafarabad (village), Zafarabad District | Sughd Region | [2] |
| Central District Hospital Jilikul | Dusti (Jilikul District) 37°29′13″N68°31′47″E / 37.487027°N 68.529606°E | Khatlon Region | [2] |
| Central Hospital Dangara | Dangara (village) 38°06′04″N69°20′05″E / 38.101052°N 69.334662°E | Khatlon Region | [2] |
| Central Hospital of Kulob | Kulob | Khatlon Region | [2] |
| Central Hospital of Kurgan-Tube | Kurgan-Tube (formerly Qurghonteppa Oblast) | Khatlon Region | [2] |
| Central Hospital Kayrakkum | Kayrakkum Reservoir (near) | Sughd Region | [2] |
| Central District Hospital Muminabad | Muminabad (village) | Khatlon Region | [2] |
| Matcha District Central Hospital | Mastchoh District (Matcha) 40°22′05″N69°19′31″E / 40.368056°N 69.325278°E | Sughd Region | [2] |
| Central District Hospital of Nau | Nau (village of Spitamen) | Sughd Region | [2] |
| Nurobad District Central Hospital | Nurobad District (village of Darband) | Districts of Republican Subordination | [2] |
| Central District Hospital Parharskogo | Parharksky (village of Parkhar (probably Farkhar | Khatlon Region | [2] |
| Central Hospital Nurak | Nurak | Khatlon Region | [2] |
| Central Hospital Penjikent | Panjakent | Sughd Region | [2] |
| Panj District Central Hospital | Panj District | Khatlon Region | [2] |
| Central District Hospital named after A. Jami | Abdurrahman Jami area | Khatlon Region | [2] |
| Central District Hospital named after B. Gafurov | Kurgan-Tube (B. Gafurov Area) | Khatlon Region | [2] |
| Republican Ophthalmologic Center | 238 R. Nabiyev St. | Dushanbe | [2] |
| Children's Surgical Hospital | 4 Gorky St. | Dushanbe | [2] |
| Children's TB Hospital | 45 Azizbayov St. | Dushanbe | [2] |
| Children's Regional Hospital | Khujand | Sughd Region | [2] |
| Children's Hospital №2 | 133 Rudaki Ave. 38°36′02″N68°47′13″E / 38.600553°N 68.786883°E | Dushanbe | [2] |
| Children's Hospital of Infectious Diseases | 20 Sheroz St. 38°34′15″N68°46′53″E / 38.570937°N 68.781390°E | Dushanbe | [2] |
| City Clinical Hospital №1 | Abay St. 38°32′22″N68°45′08″E / 38.539551°N 68.752286°E | Dushanbe | [6] |
| City Clinical Hospital №2 | 33 Sano St. | Dushanbe | [2] |
| City Clinical Hospital №3 | 3 and 6 Akademika Radjabov St. | Dushanbe | [2] [7] |
| City Hospital №2 | Khujand 40°15′57″N69°38′32″E / 40.265729°N 69.642123°E | Sughd Region | [2] [6] |
| City Clinical Hospital S. Urunova (№1) | Khujand, S. Urunova, 147a Gagarina St. 40°16′27″N69°38′40″E / 40.274275°N 69.644526°E | Sughd Region | [2] |
| Khorog General Hospital | Khorog | Gorno-Badakhshan Autonomous Region | [8] |
| Leninski Mental Hospital | Dushanbe | [9] | |
| International Ibn Sina Clinic | 38°34′54″N68°46′57″E / 38.581548°N 68.782413°E | Dushanbe | [10] [11] [12] [6] |
| Aga Khan Health Service | Khorog 37°29′24″N71°34′59″E / 37.489990°N 71.583059°E | Gorno-Badakhshan Autonomous Region | [10] |
| Prospekt Medical Clinic | Dushanbe | [10] | |
| Nurafzo Diagnostic Centre | Dushanbe | [10] | |
| Ananda SPA and Vendanta Medical Centre | 38°35′14″N68°47′49″E / 38.587086°N 68.796899°E | Dushanbe | [10] |
| Hospital Istiqlol | ул. Н.Карабоев 61 38°32′10″N68°45′52″E / 38.536056°N 68.764395°E | Dushanbe | [1] |
| Central Military Hospital of the Ministry of Defense | Dushanbe, 40 Years of Victory 1 38°32′15″N68°46′01″E / 38.537478°N 68.766963°E | Dushanbe | [6] |
| Maternity Hospital № 1 (formerly № 3) | Mirzo Tursunzoda Street 38°34′55″N68°43′59″E / 38.581905°N 68.732939°E | Dushanbe | [6] [13] |
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