Alkafeel Super Speciality Hospital en Karbala'

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  Hussain Mohammed

  :: 03 March 2025 07:01:56

  It's huge and so clean but you should have a lot of money to go to this hospital because it's very expensive 🙃

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  Ahmed A.Raouf

  :: 02 August 2024 17:05:31

  Good hospital it have many free services and treatment

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  Mohamed Al

  :: 17 January 2024 14:45:42

  I have heard a lot of bad things about this hospital from my relatives in iraq and when they complain about the doctor. The same doctor threatened the father of the patient, If the patient do not keep silence they will be killed.

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  HY KH

  :: 10 May 2023 22:57:56

  The hospital was established on an area of land amounting to (10,000 square meters), of which (5,000 square meters) was allocated for building the hospital and another (5,000 square meters) for external services. (Underground - basement -, ground floor, and four upper floors) all of which formed the main building of the hospital with (200) beds. The hospital was considered one of the best future hospitals in the Middle East, with the signature of the Middle East Exhibition and Conference for Hospital Building, which was held in the UAE, where the hospital was awarded a certificate among the five best hospitals in the Middle East, which will - God willing - support the health sector in Iraq, as it will provide health means Excellent for patients without the hassle and cost of travel, because it provided most of the specialties ...

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  N Aziz

  :: 10 March 2020 22:14:35

  The location is pretty convenient- set on a highway so pretty accessible, although I’d recommend a taxi rather than a car- for parking convenience. The medical staff are great- all really polite and friendly, mostly young graduates who are eager to provide their best care. The hospital is equipped with some of healthcare’s most modern equipment, so waiting for results is surprisingly short and sometimes you’d receive your test results on the same day- also pretty convenient. However, prices are disappointingly high, and in a country where the economy is in really bad shape, that means that only the elite 1% of society can afford such services, meaning that those of the lower classes have to turn to the dilapidated government hospitals that, although employ some of the greatest and most experienced doctors and healthcare workers, suffers from lack of funding. For that, I’m afraid that I can’t give that extra star until I see your prices lowered to be affordable to at least the general population, because they matter too and they should have the right to afford medical care that’s frankly considered the standard in other countries.