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Pars Hospital of Zahedan
Pars Hospital, as the first private hospital in the province, is established on a land area of 34,805 square meters with an approximate built-up area of 30,000 square meters. Designed with a unique and modern architectural concept unlike any other hospital in the country, it houses 195 active beds and features both specialty and subspecialty departments — some of which have been introduced for the first time in the province.
In addition to generating economic benefits for its shareholders, this center operates under a management model distinct from other private hospitals in the country. It aims to address the healthcare needs and challenges faced by the honorable people of the province. Furthermore, given the province’s proximity to neighboring countries, the hospital also seeks to contribute to the national economy through medical tourism, creating added value for both the country and its stakeholders.
Internationally Standardized Medical Services
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Emergency
The Emergency Department at Pars Hospital is fully equipped and staffed to provide 24/7 emergency medical services to patients.
Patient Admission
The Admission Department provides all necessary inpatient services through a fast and efficient process, adhering to the highest medical standards.
Clinic Reception
The Outpatient Admission Unit provides fast and accurate services, ensuring patients have easy access to specialist consultations and medical care.
Discharge Department
The Patient Discharge Department follows strict protocols and provides necessary instructions to ensure an efficient and timely discharge process.
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Patients have the right to receive optimal healthcare.
- Healthcare services should be dignified, respecting cultural and religious values. They must be based on honesty, fairness, and kindness, free from any discrimination, including ethnicity, culture, religion, disease type, or gender.
- Services should be rooted in current knowledge, prioritizing patient benefits. The distribution of healthcare resources must ensure patient safety, justice, and treatment priorities.
- Care coordination should encompass prevention, diagnosis, treatment, and rehabilitation, while providing essential amenities without unnecessary pain, suffering, or restrictions.
- Special attention should be given to vulnerable groups, including children, pregnant women, the elderly, mental health patients, prisoners, and people with disabilities.
- Healthcare should be delivered promptly, respecting the patient’s time, and considering factors like language, age, and gender.
