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NMC Health launches its multi-speciality hospital in Al Hail

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NMC Health has launched its third multi-speciality residential community hospital in Al Hail, Oman, to address the medical gap in the area and to bring qualified clinicians, advanced medical technology and facilities to citizens and residents

The inauguration of the new facility was led by Sheik Mohammed bin Marhoon Al Mammari, State Counsellor Jalong with Prasanth Manghat, CEO of NMC Health in Oman, in the presence of officials from the Ministry of Health and staff members.

The Al Hail facility, a 45-bed hospital, is equipped with modular operating theatres, ICU beds, labour and delivery suites, comfortable inpatient rooms, laboratories, 15 OPD clinics and a 24/7 emergency department.

The hospital offers a wide range of speciality facilities including Orthopedics, Urology, Obstetrics, Gynecology, ENT, Pediatrics, Ophthalmology amongst others. The new modern multi-speciality hospital in the heart of the Seeb district shall cater to major areas of Seeb (Mabela, Mawaleh) and Barka districts of Muscat, Oman.

Sultan bin Ya’arub Al Busaidi, the undersecretary, advisor of Health Affairs, Ministry of Health, said, “Oman welcomes global players like NMC Health who are genuinely interested in creating the overall welfare of the community via a provision of quality and affordable healthcare.”

Prasanth Manghat, NMC Health CEO and executive director, said, “NMC Health is committed to working with the sultanate’s key stakeholders to help foster economic growth through the creation of jobs, economic diversification, as well as the promotion of healthcare tourism to further attract foreign tourists to the sultanate and the GCC region.”

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