Amber Naqvi

2 months ago

Review

The only hospital with successful liver transplants and state of art diagnostics in the region. It is expensive but provides what is needed. Best service is of emergency care

Maryam Khawar

a month ago

Review

I have no words to describe the casual attitude of staff n security staff regarding a serious security threat I identified. I categorically identified the gang in hospital asking for money based on fake reports twice but no one took action ..I sent message on messenger but no one bothered to contact... what a security level. ...I think the hospital management is involved with that gp of women who emotionally trap people ...they were carrying a baby I have doubts that it's not their own even. ...

Ameenah M.

2 weeks ago

Review

Fraudsters with the blood of countless patients on their hands. They will kill you and your whole family if it means they can earn just a rupee more by doing so. Please don't ever go here, especially in critical cases or the ER. Do not agree to surgery or get operated on by their butchers.

Kashif Durrani

2 weeks ago

Review

Its one of the best hospitals in Pakistan, having standard quality treatment, and offers phone appointment as well as web appointment, having facilities of all kinds of diseases treatment. Shifa International Hospital offers 398 IPD beds with quality care and OPD facility in different specializations. Nevertheless it is an unending journey. People at Shifa are continuously striving hard to bring improvement and novelty with every passing moment. Now after two decades, Shifa International Hospital proudly stands as a symbol of quality healthcare with its own brand name SHIFA. The short history of Shifa witnessed rare dedication and devotion of its consultants, management and staff who worked round the clock to make Shifa a reality of its own.

S Khan

a month ago

Review

Deserves less than 1 star. This hospital is not interested in the provision of care but to maximise revenue. They charge over 100,000 PKR for admission, and over 60,000 per day for stay that is excluding the costs of medicine and scans etc. They take in patients that have no chances of recovery, and ensure that they occupy the hospital bed for as long as possible so that they are assured of their daily bed charges which are over 60,000 PKR. Many simple ordinary pakistanis are referred to this hospital by other associated hospitals, each ensuring that they receive a piece of the pie. High cost does not always amount to good quality. The best doctors and physicians in Pakistan go abroad for work. Only the leftovers, incompetent and poorly qualified remain.