Indus Hospital & Network: Bridging the Gap Between Healthcare and Humanity

In the dynamic landscape of healthcare in Pakistan, accessibility and quality have often been at odds. However, the inception of The Indus Hospital & Health Network (IHHN) by Dr. Abdul Bari Khan revolutionized the healthcare paradigm. Born out of a fervent desire to serve the marginalized, the journey of The Indus Hospital is a testament to compassion and commitment.

The Indus Hospital Story:

Under the visionary leadership of Dr. Abdul Bari Khan, along with co-founders, witnessed the struggles of poverty-stricken patients in Karachi’s government hospitals. This ignited the vision to establish a multi-disciplinary tertiary care facility that provided free, quality treatment to the underprivileged. The Indus Hospital became the beacon of hope, transcending barriers of affordability.

A Beacon of Hope:

Established in 2007, The Indus Hospital started as a 150-bed facility, driven by the philanthropic support of The Ruffaydah Foundation and The Islamic Mission Hospital Trust. Over the years, it evolved into a vast network encompassing 12 hospitals, 4 rehabilitation centers, and regional blood centers. Today, it serves as a lifeline for millions, offering premium healthcare, entirely free of cost.

Comprehensive Services:

The Indus Hospital stands as a paragon of excellence in healthcare provision. Its clinical departments span a myriad of specialties, from emergency care to oncology, orthopedics to pulmonology. Every aspect of patient care, from diagnosis to treatment, embodies the pinnacle of medical innovation and technology.

Departments, Diagnostic Services, and Programs:

At The Indus Hospital, diagnostic services are at the forefront of patient care. Equipped with state-of-the-art technology, the diagnostic department ensures accurate and timely assessments for patients across all specialties. From imaging modalities to laboratory tests, diagnostic services adhere to stringent quality standards, ensuring precise diagnosis and effective treatment plans.

Physical Rehabilitation Center:

Founded in 2015, the Physical Rehabilitation Center at The Indus Hospital is a testament to inclusivity and empowerment. Through comprehensive services, including physical therapy, prosthetic and orthotic devices, psychological therapy, and speech and audiology, the center enables individuals with disabilities to lead fulfilling lives.

Blood Center:

The Indus Hospital Blood Center, established in 2013, stands as Pakistan’s first centralized blood center. Committed to mobilizing voluntary blood donations, the center ensures safe and reliable blood products adhere to international standards. With regional blood centers across the country, The Indus Hospital spearheads the nation’s blood donation efforts.

Primary Care Program:

The Primary Care Program, initiated in 2017, reflects The Indus Hospital’s commitment to community-based healthcare. Through facility-based family medicine clinics, mobile medical buses, and telehealth services, the program extends quality healthcare to remote communities, emphasizing preventive care and health promotion.

Zindagi Mehfooz:

Launched in 2012, Zindagi Mehfooz is a digital registry aimed at enhancing vaccine coverage for children. Through timely notifications and community engagement, the program ensures children receive essential immunizations, safeguarding their health and well-being.

Medicine and Allied Services:

The clinical services at The Indus Hospital encompass a spectrum of medical specialties, including emergency medicine, gastroenterology, infectious diseases, nephrology, and pulmonology. With a focus on holistic patient care, these departments deliver comprehensive medical interventions, tailored to individual needs.