Pak-China Friendship Hospital Opens 24/7 Free Emergency Care

The Pak-China Friendship Hospital in Islamabad has inaugurated its 24/7 emergency department, expanding free healthcare services for city residents. Operated by the Indus Hospital and Health Network (IHHN), the hospital has assembled teams of medical professionals to deliver emergency care and life-saving treatments around the clock.

The initiative aims to improve access to quality healthcare, particularly for those in need of urgent treatment. The hospital's expanded clinical capacity now includes specialized medical and surgical services to meet the rising healthcare demands. A recent achievement was the successful performance of an Open Reduction and Internal Fixation (ORIF) ankle surgery under spinal anesthesia, demonstrating progress in advanced surgical services.

Dr. Khizzer Pervaiz, Head of Campus, praised the efforts of Dr. Danish and his team, as well as the hospital's support staff for their coordinated work. The government remains committed to enhancing healthcare services and improving clinical facilities to ensure accessible and efficient medical care for all. Citizens have commended the Government of Pakistan and the Ministry of National Health Services, Regulations and Coordination for their support of this welfare-oriented initiative, providing free emergency healthcare to Islamabad's residents.