Madinah: The Seasonal Medical Center of Prince Sultan Armed Forces Hospital in Madinah continues to provide treatment and emergency services to visitors of the Prophet's Mosque and pilgrims in the northern courtyard of the Prophet's Mosque. The center is operating for the fifth consecutive year as part of the healthcare services provided during the Ramadan and Hajj seasons. According to Saudi Press Agency, the center spans more than 2,100 square meters and operates 12 hours daily, with the capacity to extend operating hours based on operational needs. It has a bed capacity of 20 beds. The facility features an integrated healthcare system that includes 10 emergency beds, including one designated for critical cases, four registration points, six medical triage points, and four primary care clinics. It also includes a dressing clinic, a physiotherapy clinic, a respiratory therapy clinic, and a dialysis center, in addition to radiology services, an advanced laboratory, and a pharmacy that provides more than 100 types of medications. The center also offers health and nutritional awareness services in several languages to meet the needs of visitors from different nationalities. Additional services include ambulance transportation through two fully equipped ambulances and religious enrichment programs that support patients and visitors.
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Seasonal Armed Forces Medical Center Serves over 22,000 Beneficiaries near Prophet’s Mosque
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