Armed Forces Medical Complex - Maadi

Armed Forces Medical Complex in Maadi aims to become the best in providing health care services, by adhering to the standards of the General Authority for Health Accreditation and Control, and to become the employer that attracts the best cadres from all over Egypt.

Armed Forces Medical Complex in Maadi provides distinguished health care services to patients and their frequent visitors, committed to applying the highest standards of health care quality, striving to obtain the satisfaction of patients, their families and all dealers within the complex.

Armed Forces Medical Complex in Maadi includes:
Maadi Hospital for the Armed Forces.
Oncology and Hematology Hospital.
Kidney and Liver Transplant Hospital.
Psychiatry and addiction treatment hospital.

The Medical Complex of the Armed Forces was established in Maadi in 1965 on an area of ​​83 acres and overlooks the Eternal Nile and the Pyramids of Giza with a green area representing two-thirds of the total area, and the rest is the actual buildings.

The emergency department receives from 2,000 to 2,500 medical cases per month from the military and civilians. The department includes 22 patient beds, including 8 beds in the emergency intensive care department, in addition to two operating rooms, a CT scan machine, an isolation room for infectious disease cases, and a laboratory equipped for all research 24 hours a day.