Hospitalia International

The Qaboos Hospital was built in bungalow style, on behalf of the Ministry of Health, to provide medical care to the inhabitants of Dofar region. hospitalia international supplied the medical equipment, furniture and technical equipment from week-current system including telephone, nurse call and radio to emergency power and steam supply .

Originally, El Moisheer Hospital was privately financed and only later on taken over by the Ministry of Health when being fully in operation for some time. It is a general hospital equipped according to Western standards and intended to provide primary care including also minor surgical interventions.

Within shortest time possible the hospital was erected in the way of modern prefabricated construction and provided with high standard equipment for diagnostics and surgery. After start of operations warranty and a two-year maintenance period followed including the provision of intensive training for the local staff. In 1988 the hospital was extended and again hospitalia international supplied the entire medical and technical equipment to the new building.

When starting operation the hospital was the largest and most modern teaching hospital in Saudi Arabia. The medical and technical equipment which was supplied by hospitalia international supplied both for patient treatment and for teaching facilities was high-sophisticated latest-state-of-the-art equipment; this was particularly true for the Diagnostic Dept.

The general hospital was erected on behalf of the Ministry of Health to provide primary care to the inhabitants of Sharjah and the surrounding region. The modern medical and technical equipment was supplied by hospitalia international. In particular Surgery Dept., Laboratory and Pharmacy were equipped according to Western standard.

The Al Nour Hospital was designed to provide medical care to the inhabitants of Mecca as well as to the pilgrims who visit the holy sites during Hadj every year. A particularity of this contract was that only muslim staff was allowed to work on site.

Within the frame of German Armed Forces Equipment Aid hospitalia international together with the advisory group of the Armed Forces abroad in Yemen elaborated the planning for a clinical as well as a histopathological laboratory for the Military Hospital Hodeidah. 

Later medical equipment for OT area, ICU, Central Sterilization, Emergency Dept., Kitchen, Laundry and waste incinerator was planned and supplied.

hospitalia international supplied the entire equipment as well as furniture for the most modern university as well as teaching hospital in Jordan. In particular the Diagnostic Dept. received equipment of highest standard. The technical staff was intensively trained by a German specialist on site in order to ensure the continuous availability of the equipment.

In order to be able to provide medical care to the personnel of all military facilities in Jeddah an entirely new hospital with 160 beds was built adjacent to the already existing 76-bed military hospital. The equipment selection was based in large part on the equipment available in the Eisenhower Hospital in Palm Springs, USD, including i.a. CT, dialysis unit, nuclear medicine and 6 operating theaters. The furniture had the standard of a five star hotel. hospitalia international not only supplied the entire medical equipment, but also technical facilities such as sterilization, kitchen and laundry with boiler house. Also two ambulances and a fire-fighting vehicle were supplied.

The general hospital was designed to provide modern primary medical care to the inhabitants of Abu Dhabi. hospitalia international's scope of supply covered the entire medical equipment including a large outpatient area. For the technical premises of the hospital sterilization, kitchen, laundry and also the storage area were completely equipped.