Lady Willingdon Hospital lahore

A old teaching hospital affiliated with King Edwards Medical college. It was named after Lady Willingdon wife of 22nd viceroy of India.

Need too much improvements... Worker or Servants not work properly... Nurse and cheapest servant misbehaving with patients...

Lady Willingdon Hospital is located in Lahore, Punjab, Pakistan. It is a teaching hospital of King Edward Medical College. Its history dates back to 1930 when Teka Devi Health Centre was opened as an outpatient clinic for women on the Fort Road, Lahore. In 1933, Lt. Col. S. N. Hayes, laid the foundation stone of Lady Willingdon Hospital, naming it after the wife of the 22nd Viceroy of India. He became the hospital's first Medical Superintendent and was also one of the former Principals of King Edward Medical College). The Hospital was affiliated with King Edward Medical College, Lahore that same year. The name of its MS is Dr Khawaja Mehboob Ahmed. It has been a teaching institution since 1933 attracting under-graduate, post-graduate and post-fellowship doctors. It is fully recognised for training by the HEC, PMDC, CPSP and the RCOG (UK).[1] Lady Willingdon HospitalGeographyLocationLahore, Punjab, PakistanOrganisationCare systemTertiary careHospital typeTeaching Hospital(Government)Affiliated universityKing Edward Medical University(KEMU)LinksOther linksList of hospitals in Lahore References Categories

Very goood excellent good for women

lady willingson hospital opposite of Data dar bar in lahore

Best for critical obs/gynae care... But u ll need a lot of patience

Very bad hospital they did not care patient.My patient get outed by staff

I donate Blood in Lady Willingdon Hospital. My Experience with doctor is good. #hospital #bloodbank #donateblood #savelives #googlemap

good...dr behaviour is good.butt staff behaviour needs improvement...ayyas demand money every time.

Worst hospital experience of my life. I'm becoming a doctor myself but after taking someone who happened to be fighting for their life to lady Wellington I am completely disheartened. Everyone is unflinchingly rude there is no exception and I don't blame them they have to work long hours and deal with the onslaught of patients without any rest so they just take their frustration out on the patients and their attendents. The lack of empathy or even sympathy was overwhelming. It's as if being poor and trying to seek free medical care is a crime in Pakistan. Our politicians who are mainly concerned about making better roads and trying to make cities look prettier should really take human life into consideration and try to make government hospitals a place where people can go for treatment without being treated like animals.