Patient Safety

We maintain the highest hygiene standards and advanced sterilization procedures to prevent any kind of infection within the hospital environment.

All prescribed medicines are carefully reviewed, dispensed, and administered under professional supervision to avoid any possible dosage or labeling error.

Every member of our medical team is highly qualified, certified, and thoroughly trained to handle patients and medical equipment safely.

Before any medical procedure or diagnostic test, patients are properly identified to ensure the right treatment is given without confusion.

All surgical procedures follow international safety guidelines, with multi-step verification and cross-checking before and after every surgery.

Our emergency department is fully equipped with advanced tools and always ready to respond instantly to any critical situation.

Every blood transfusion is performed using thoroughly tested, compatible, and verified blood samples to ensure maximum safety.

Patient data and all medical records are securely stored digitally and treated with the utmost care and confidentiality.

All medical machines and diagnostic equipment are regularly inspected, tested, and maintained to guarantee complete accuracy and safety.

We take preventive measures such as safety rails, proper lighting, and alert systems to reduce patient fall risks effectively.

Food served to patients is prepared under hygienic conditions, regularly checked, and monitored for nutritional quality and safety.

Our doctors, nurses, and support staff receive continuous safety training and awareness programs to maintain the highest standards of care.

Patients and their families are clearly informed about treatments, medications, and post-care steps to ensure complete understanding and cooperation.

Patients and their families are clearly informed about treatments, medications, and post-care steps to ensure complete understanding and cooperation.

Regular safety drills, including fire and disaster management exercises, are conducted to ensure hospital-wide readiness for emergencies.