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Governorate Area Type Provider Name Card Specialty Address Column1 Column2 Governorate Area Type Provider Name Card Specialty Address Column1 Column2 Ibsheway Al Nabawy Al Mohandes St, Al 084 2150516-084 Fayoum Hospital Al Fayoum Scan Orange 01062070012 Fayoum zahraa Tower 2150811 Ibsheway Fayoum Hospital Al Fayoum Scan Orange 55 Sharek El Seka El Hadid St, 01010443410 01063573347 Fayoum Abu El Allam St, From Al Tahrir St, Beheira Pharmacy Al Hayaa Pharmacy Orange 045 2400254 01096505000 Matameer Abu El matameer Abu El Dr. Ahmed Samer Om Al Moemenin Village - Beheira Pharmacy Orange 0106367527 Matameer Pharmacy Kilo 73 - Abu El Matameer Janaklis Village, Abu El Beheira Janaklis Pharmacy 012101591371 Matameer Al Andalos St, Beside The Abu El Dar El Shefa Specialized Beheira Hospital Orange Outpatient-Inpatient Secondary School, Abu Al 01028882120 Matameer Hospital Matamer Abu El Beheira Laboratory Hedia Lab Orange Al Markaz St, 01010870353 Matameer Abu El Port Saied St, Abu Al Beheira Physician Dr. Mary Philip Orange 01091341144 Matameer Matameer Abu El Al Markaz St, Infront Of Al Beheira Physician Dr. Ahmed Saber Barakat Orange General Surgery 01005356086 045 2401740 Matameer Abd El Hakam Mosque Abu El Al Markaz St, Infront Of Al Beheira Physician Dr, Farag Nashed Orange Pediatrics 045 2400094 Matameer Shefaa Pharmacy Abu El Dr.Nadia Ayed Rezk Makar Al Nubaria For Seeds Beheira Pharmacy Orange 066 3412006 Matameer Pharmacy Company - Abu El Matameer Qena Abu Tesht Pharmacy Abdien Pharmacies Orange Al Mostashfa Al Markazy St, 0962718042 01018014222 Qalubiya Abu Zaabal Hospital Al Takwa Hospital Orange Al Takwa St, 02 44588655 01060224249 Al Fayrouz Specialized Emergency- Sharkeya Abu Kbeer Hospital Orange Mafarek Metawaly Saad 055 3522200 01021505451 Hospital Outpatient-Inpatient Sharkeya Abu Kbeer Pharmacy Elite Pharmacies Orange Infront Of Abu Kbeer Hospital 19004 Emergency- Dakhlia Aga Hospital Al Tawheed Hospital Orange Al thawra St, Aga 050 6455662 01003680039 Outpatient-Inpatient Al Shaab Al Gadeda Beheira Edco Pharmacy Orange Al Gomhoria St-Edco 045 2910794 Pharmacy Emergency- Bear Sadik Area, Beside The Beheira Edco Hospital Edco Specialized Hospital Orange 012 85858272 012-27754482 Outpatient-Inpatient International Road Al Gomhoria St, Beside Sedi Beheira Edco Laboratory Nour Al Eslam Lab Orange 01117790869 045 2903663 Dawood Mosque Dr. Mohamed Ali Waheeb Beheira Edco Pharmacy Orange Al Homosany St 045 2903773 Pharmacy Dr.Mohamed Ahmed Salem Elshek Attia Mady St from Beheira Edco Pharmacy Orange 0452844106 Nomier Pharmacy Aziz Elmasry St Alexandria-Matrouh Road (Dr. Alex- Matrouh Alexandria Pharmacy Fayd Al-Kareem Pharmacy Orange Hassan Abdel Salam 03 3086976 Road Pharmacy),(Bait Al-Maqdes Km 19.5, Pharmacy) in front Alex- Matrouh Alexandria Pharmacy Fayd Al-Kareem Pharmacy Orange Alexandria-Matrouh Road, Al- 03 43525555 Road Betash, in front of Public Bus Alex- Matrouh Alex / Matrouh Way - Infront Alexandria Dentist Sky Dent Center Orange 01221106333 Road Of Al Darayssa Mosque Alex- Matrouh El Bitach Physiotheraby 33 Alex - Matrouh St., infront 03-4378800 / Alexandria Physiotherapy Orange 01207200330 Road Center of Garage El Nakl - Alex 01001502503 Luxor Esna Laboratory Al Hekma Labs Orange Esna Hospital St, 16059 In front of Aswan University Aswan Aswan Pharmacy Abdien Pharmacies Orange 0972430543 01006087586 Hospital Aswan Aswan Pharmacy Abdien Pharmacies Orange Kornish El Nile 0972432224 01125850002 Aswan Aswan Pharmacy Abdien Pharmacies Orange Al Sadat Road 0972426488 01095502245 Aswan Aswan Pharmacy Abdien Pharmacies Orange 1 Al Zohour St, 0973624956 01033341507 Aswan Aswan Pharmacy Abdien Pharmacies Orange Al Semad St, 0972253940 01018440812 Aswan Aswan Pharmacy Elezaby Pharmacies Orange El Kornish St, 19600 Abtal Al-Tahrir Street , Ferk El Aswan Aswan Pharmacy Al-Quds Pharmacy Orange 097 2321411 Amn buildings 01223911138 - Aswan Aswan Pharmacy Dr. Magdy Victor Pharmacy Orange 31 Hamamy El Gabalwy St. 0972472384 01001663796 Aswan Aswan Pharmacy Al Agzakhana pharmacies Orange 7 Salah El Deen St, 16343 Aswan Aswan Pharmacy 19011 Pharmacies Orange Shark Al Bandar St, 01011137481 01119006902 Airport Road behind Ideal Aswan Aswan Pharmacy Queen Pharmacy Orange 097 2327732 01201119779 store. Aswan Teaching Hospital Emergency- Kafr El Hagar St., El Sail Aswan Aswan Hospital Orange 097 2431022 (Private Section) Outpatient-Inpatient Gharb, Aswan Emergency- El Sad El Aaaly road - Beside Aswan Aswan Hospital Mubarak Military Hospital Orange 097 2426990 Outpatient-Inpatient Television building -Aswan Emergency- el Ghazan Road - infront of Aswan Aswan Hospital Dar El Oyoun Orange 097 2422988 010000011462 Outpatient-Inpatient Blood bank Kasr El-Hagr St., In front of Aswan Aswan Radiology Center Egyscan Radiology Center Orange 01027360260 Nile Specialized Hospital ATLAS - BESIDE Military Aswan Aswan Radiology Center Egyscan Radiology Center Orange Prescution - Behind Aswan 0972308607 Oncology Center Al Sail St, Infront Of Aswan Aswan Aswan Radiology Center Aswan Scan Orange 01008384197 Univercity Hospital Dar Al-Eshaa Radiology Kasr El-Hagr St., In front of Aswan Aswan Radiology Center Orange 0972302016-15 01144554551 Center (Dar Scan) City Council Buildings Al Mokhtabar - Dr. Mobinil Bldg., 97 Corniche El Aswan Aswan Laboratory Moamena Kamel Orange 19014 Nil, Aswan Laboratories Aswan Aswan Laboratory Fouad Laboratory Orange Qotby Square, New St., Aswan 01120201337 01120204558 95 Kornish El Nile St, Above Aswan Aswan Laboratory Royal Lab Orange 16064 Bank Al Kahera Atebaa Tower Building, Kasr Aswan Aswan Physician Dr. Nabil Bedair Gouda Orange General Surgery El-Hagr St., Beside Nile 01022234692 01002416632 Specialized Hospital Aswan Aswan Physician Dr. Ishaak Sobhy Shenouda Orange Dermatology 9 El-Shawarby St., Aswan 097 2304664 Dr. Sayed A. wahab 5 El Barka st., beside Matar Aswan Aswan Physician Orange Orthopedic 010071395897 Mohamed Mahmoud mosque, Aswan Gynecology & 75) Abd El Menam Riad St. ( Aswan Aswan Physician Dr. Ahlam Nasr Basghroun Orange 01229190846 Obstetrics El Seil 75) Abd El Menam Riad St. ( Aswan Aswan Physician Dr. Mahrous Meglee Orange Pediatrics 01229190846 El Seil El Berka St., El Omda Aswan Aswan Physician Dr. Alaa El Din Habib Orange ENT 097 2469290 01002416566 building - Aswan Assuit Assuit Pharmacy Elezaby Pharmacies Orange Beside Makka Mosque 19600 Dr. Dalia Saied Saad 15 Kasem Amen St, From Al Assuit Assuit Pharmacy Orange 088 2301718 88 9203045 Pharmacy Gomhoria St Assuit Assuit Pharmacy Care Pharmacies Orange Al Zahraa St, 19757 Assuit Assuit Pharmacy Care Pharmacies Orange 29 Al Adly St, 19757 Mohamed faried St, Infront Of Assuit Assuit Pharmacy Misr Pharmacies Orange 19110 the Bus Station Assuit Assuit Pharmacy Abdien Pharmacies Orange Al Gomhoria St, 088 2327415 01063358807 Al Adly and Mahmoud Assuit Assuit Pharmacy Al Magd Pharmacies Orange 16344 Rashwan St, Mekka El Mokarama St. off El Emergency- Assuit Assuit Hospital Al-Hayat Hospital Orange Galaa St., Ferial Company - 0882285302 Inpatient 21 El HekemdarAssuit St., In Front Emergency- Assuit Assuit Hospital Saint Maria Hospital Orange Of Coca Cola Factory, Sharq 088-2322610 Inpatient District- Assuit Emergency- Ferial Company - El Zahraa 088 2059523- Assuit Assuit Hospital Zahraa Hospital Orange 01005663399 Outpatient-Inpatient District , Assuit 24 Emergency- Inside Assuit University, Assuit Assuit Hospital Asyut University Hospitals Orange 088 2414100 Inpatient Gharb district, Assuit El Gomhoureya St., Othman Dr. Mohamed Nafadey Assuit Assuit Radiology Center Orange Ibn Affan Towers, Main 01000589400 0882303200 Radiology Center Al Mokhtabar - Dr. Entrance 10 Yousry Ragheb st., El Assuit Assuit Laboratory Moamena Kamel Orange 19014 awkaf building,# 4 Laboratories 139 Al-Azhar University St. - Assuit Assuit Laboratory Alfa Lab Orange 16191 Assiut Assuit Assuit Laboratory Alfa Lab Orange 40 Yousry Ragheb St. - Assiut 16191 19 H El-Gomhoria St. - Assuit Assuit Laboratory Alfa Lab Orange 16191 ElRaey Tower Assuit Assuit Laboratory Royal Lab Orange Al Sadat District, 16064 088 2371115 Assuit Assuit Laboratory Royal Lab Orange Raghb Youssry St, EXT 16064 01144495452 El Azhar Tower - Yosry Assuit Assuit Laboratory Royal Lab Orange 16064 Raghed St 14, ground floor El Mohafza Dr. Tarek Ragaey El- Assuit Assuit Physician Orange Cardiology Street - In front of El El Shahr 088 2322476 Zardaky El Akary Assuit Assuit Physician Dr. Hany Fathy Orange Cardiology Youssry Ragheb St, 088 2365236 01020827479 El Togareen Tower - Flat no. Assuit Assuit Physician Dr. Mohamed Ibrahim Orange Oncology 088 2373565 102, 1st. floor El Mahta square - El Awkaf Internal Medicin Assuit Assuit Physician Dr. Yasser Ahmed El Kalhy Orange building - no. 5 1st. Floor flat 01159167810 and Chest Yousryno. 9 above Ragheb islamic extension sport - Dr. Mohamed Gameel Abo Assuit Assuit Physician Orange Pediatrics Borg Makrm Dahi infront 01063778039 El Ela Nabouly patissire , 2nd, floor Assuit Assuit Physician Dr. Nahed Nabil Orange Internal Medicine 9 A ST. NO 266 , 26 JULY ST. 088 2371113 El Awkaf Building # 5 Assuit Assuit Physician Dr. Yasser El-Gharably Orange Surgery extension of Yousry Ragheb 088 2351990 St., first floor - Assuit eL Togareen tower extension Assuit Assuit Physician Dr. Mamdouh Gad El Rab Orange Internal Medicine 088 2352641 of yousry ragheb st. Yousry Ragheb st. cement Assuit Assuit Physician Dr. Hala Imam Mostafa Orange GIT tower 2nd. Floor beside 088 2366888 01060051521 Ibrahim Basha point El Monkez square - El Hassan Assuit Assuit Physician Dr. George Labib Antwan Orange Ophthalmology 088 2323836 tower Extension of Yousry Ragheb
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