Operation of 17 Medical Projects at Al-Zahra (PBUH) Hospital in Isfahan

ISFAHAN – The head of Al-Zahra (PBUH) Hospital in Isfahan announced the operation of 17 medical, diagnostic and infrastructure projects at the hospital, saying the projects were implemented through the efforts of the Army's Jihadi Headquarters and its deprivation-reduction program.

According to Mehr reporter, Mino Mohadi, the head of Al-Zahra (S) Hospital in Isfahan, said on Thursday morning during the commissioning ceremony of 17 projects of this hospital: These projects include various treatment and diagnostic departments as well as the infrastructure needed by the hospital and have been implemented with the best quality.

Referring to some of the implemented projects, he added: Development and equipping of the pediatric surgery department, internal neurology department, angiography unit, CT angiography unit, special care unit 1, conference hall, helicopter runway, brain and nerve and muscle scan unit, and setting up a mammography machine are among the actions carried out in this complex.

The head of Al-Zahra Hospital (S) stated that this hospital was built in 1353 and was put into operation in 1371, and continued: Al-Zahra Hospital was built on a land of 27 hectares and has 95 thousand square meters of infrastructure and 931 approved beds.

Referring to the wide range of therapeutic and educational activities of this center, Mowahdi stated: Al-Zahra Hospital has 52 treatment and diagnostic departments and 370 faculty members, and as one of the most important medical centers in the province, it has a wide role in providing services to patients.

He announced the addition of 100 beds to the capacity of the hospital and said: In addition to responding to the medical needs of Isfahan province, this medical center also operates as the capital's deputy and has not stopped providing medical services in various situations.

Referring to the difficult conditions of this complex during the Ramadan war, the head of Al-Zahra Hospital (pbuh) noted: At that time, the west wing of the hospital collapsed, but luckily there were no injuries in this incident. Despite these conditions, construction and reconstruction activities continued along with the provision of medical services.

Appreciating the efforts of the Islamic Republic of Iran Army's Jihadi camp and the elimination of deprivation, Mowhedi said: the implementation of 17 projects in four months was a valuable step in improving the hospital's treatment infrastructure, and during this period, the services to patients continued at the same time as the progress of civil works.

Emphasizing that the services provided in this hospital are provided with government tariffs, he added: The Islamic Republic of Iran Army is not only responsible for providing security, but also plays a role in the field of health and helping to strengthen the country's medical infrastructure.

In the end, the head of Al-Zahra Hospital (pbuh) thanked Amir Wali Rahmani and the army's Jihadi Camp and Deprivation Deprivation Complex for participating in the implementation of these projects and considered this cooperation as an effective step in improving the hospital's treatment capacities.