Our Hospitals

SIUT Old Premises

SIUT started as 8 bedded ward in the Burns Ward of Civil Hospital. Later it was shifted to the third floor of Emergency Building of Civil Hospital. With the passage of time it was expanded and included urology and nephrology ward, operation theatre, lab, radiology, offices, stores, and transplant ward.

The old building of SIUT is now consists of 270 beds. It houses the main Emergency of SIUT comprising of 150 beds with dialysis and medical and critical care unit facility. The Adult Urology Department and main operation theatre are also included. 

Dewan Farooq Medical Centre

The government of Sindh gave land for the new premises in 1993 and Dewan Family donated the fund for the construction of the 6-storey building which was named as Dewan Farooq Medical Centre. This is a 425-bedded facility providing state-of the-art facilities including out-patient clinics, diagnostic radiology, nuclear medicine, diagnostic and research laboratory, main dialysis unit, nephrology, gastro hepatobiliary and general surgery departments, paediatric urology and nephrology departments, Transplant ward, Operation Theatres, Lithotripsy Unit and academic floor with library, auditorium and Z A School of Medical Technology.

Hanifa Suleman Dawood Oncology Centre

The building Hanifa Suleman Dawood Oncology Centre is a generous donation of Suleman Dawood Family covering an area of 80,000 sq feet and seven-storey structure. It started its services in 2006. This 150-bedded center is the first of its kind in Pakistan catering to urological malignancies and post-transplant cancers. It is equipped with the latest technologies for the treatment of oncology patients which included CT Scan, two radiotherapy machines, brachytherapy, chemotherapy and outpatient clinics.

Suleman Dawood Transplant Centre

In 2011 Mr Bashir Dawood donated the fund to construct 14-storey building in the name of his father Suleman Dawood Transplant Centre to offer kidney and liver transplant services to the patients. The building houses transplant theatres, transplant ward, medicine ward, Laparoscopy unit, Robot Unit, Skill Lab, Department of Ophthalmology, Department of Paediatric Cardiology, outpatient clinic, Transplant Immunology Lab and CBEC.

SIUT Mehrunnisa Hospital

In 2012, a donor donated a hospital in the name of his wife Mehrunnisa to serve the patients free of cost. SIUT started its services in 2013 first with dialysis and later added several facilities there after equipping the hospital with latest technologies. SIUT Mehrunnisa Hospital offers daily outpatient services, dialysis unit with 60 machines, lithotripsy unit, operation theatre, lab abd radiology. The in-patient consists of 65 beds. The hospital also houses PET scan facility and Cyclotron, the only centre in public sector providing free services to diagnose the cancer.

SIUT Chablani Medical Centre, Sukkur

Almost 50% of the patients at SIUT came from the interior of Sindh. Due to lack of infrastructure and meager health facilities in the rural areas of Sindh patients come to SIUT from far-flung areas. To provide healthcare facilities at the doorstep of patients in 2009 SIUT established a full-fledged hospital Chablani Medical Centre in Sukkur with the help of Government of Sindh so that patients from interior Sindh, lower Punjab and adjacent areas of Balochistan can be referred for early treatment without bearing the extra cost of travelling to Karachi.

SIUT Chablani Medical centre offers all treatment related to urology and nephrology which includes emergency, outpatient, lithotripsy service, dialysis unit with 65 machines and operation theatre. The in-patient consists of 100 beds with radiology and lab facilities. Recently two robots were installed to offer free robotic surgery to the rural population of Sindh.