International Medical Center [IMC] (Jeddah)

Saudi Arabia / Makkah / Jiddah / Jeddah / Hail Street
 hospital, medical
International Medical Center or IMC is a large hospital in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia, and was built in 2005. The Director of the Centre is Dr.Walid Fitaihi.

www.imc.med.sa/EN/home.html
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Wikipedia article: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/International_Medical_Center
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Coordinates:   21°30'49"N   39°10'28"E

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  • This is the most prestigious hospital in the Kingdom and owned by experts in Medicine. This hospital apply holistic approach to the patients and it was inaugurated by the HRH King Abdullah on October 2006.
  • من افضل المستشفيات السعودية الخاصة بتصميمها الاسلامي الفريد و مراعاه المعايير الربانية في علاج المرضى
  • this hospital is the most worthless hospital run by Egyptians. It should be called Egyptian Hospital. Dr. Walid Fitaihi is not able to manage the hospital properly. The hospital is running at loss with numerous scams and scandals. Yes, the building is nice and dandy but the treatment. So many people have made complains against it with Ministry of Health.
  • Indeed the hospital is one of the leading hospitals in the region. I am a patient there, most of my doctors are american boarded and the rest have european training. The design of the hospital is amazing and the staff are great. Good luck Dr. Walid Fitaihi and your team, great accomplishment.
  • IMC is JCI accredited hospital within only 2 years after inauguration. BEAT THAT!!! IMC is the best hospital with the best facilities & best services from auxilary to nurses to doctors... IMC has the heart for service to humanity, with the spirit of teamwork & family orientation. Dr. Walid Fitaihi is the best CEO i've ever met... a wealthy man with a humble heart.
  • Very bad hospital ,very bad hospital do not even think to visit you will be die
  • This is one of the best hospital interms of patient care as well as concern of patient care.I congradualate the management to grow widely to help needy people.
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