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Hospitals and Medical Centers in Egypt Hospitals and Medical Centers in Egypt The Embassy of the United States of America in Cairo assumes no responsibility for the professional ability or integrity of the persons or firms whose names appear in the following list. The names listed are arranged alphabetically, and the order in which they appear has no other significance. Note: The number between brackets is the city code for landline phone numbers. For example, (02) is for Cairo, (03) for Alexandria, and so on. When calling any landline number within Egypt from a mobile phone you must include the city code. When calling from a landline within Egypt you must include the city code if you are calling a landline in any city except the one where the landline you are using is located. CAIRO AND GIZA Ain Shams Specialized Hospital Tel: (02) 2402-4111 Abbasia, Cairo (02) 2402-7166 Anglo American Hospital Tel: (02) 2735-6162 Zamalek, Cairo (02) 2735-6163/4 Arab Contractor Hospital Tel: (02) 2342-6000 Al Gabal Al Akhdar, Cairo Hotline: 19660 Behman Hospital Tel: (02) 2816-6612 Maadi, Cairo Cairo Medical Hospital Tel: (02) 2450-4901 Heliopolis, Cairo Cairo Radiology Center (Mohandisen) Tel: (02) 3335-7480 Cairo Radiology Center (Giza) (02) 3337-4263 Cardiac Center Tel: (02) 2258- Heliopolis, Cairo 0462/2176/2940 Cleopatra Hospital Tel: (02) 2414-3931 Heliopolis, Cairo Hotline: 19162 Damascus Hospital Tel: (02) 3347- Dokki, Giza 0194/208/198 Dar El Fouad Hospital (Nasr City, Cairo) Hotline: 16378 Dar El Fouad Hospital (6th of October City, Cairo) Hotline: 16370 Degla Medical Center Tel: (02) 2521-3156/7 Rd 203 Bldg 4, Degla, Maadi Fax: (02) 2519-5796 Wadi Elneel Hospital Tel: (02) 2456-2700 El-Zaytoun, Cairo Hotline: 19303 El Safa Hospital Tel: (02) 3336-1010 Mohandesin, Giza El Nozha International Hospital Tel: (02) 2265-8555 Heliopolis, Cairo El Salam Mohandesin Hospital Tel: (02) 3302-9970 Mohandesin, Giza (02) 3302-9091-5 El Salam International Hospital Hotline: 19885 Maadi, Cairo Hayat Medical Center Tel: (02) 2290-7017 Heliopolis, Cairo (02) 2290-7027 Ibn Sina Hospital Tel: (02) 3760-1316 Dokki, Giza (02) 3760-1317 (02) 3760-1319 Kasr El Aini Teaching Hospital (French) Tel: (02) 2365-4060/1/2 Kasr El Aini, Cairo Kids Hospital Tel: (02) 3749-5030 Mohandesin, Cairo Maadi Dental Center Tel: (02) 2519-8736 Maadi, Cairo Mobile: 0122-888-8950 Mangoury & Mostafa Orthodontics Center (Maadi) Tel: (02) 2516-5705 Mangoury & Mostafa Orthodontics Center (Mohandesin) Tel: (02) 3338-1468/9 Mangoury & Mostafa Orthodontics Center (Heliopolis) Tel: (02) 2417-2208/9 Osman Dental Clinic (Mohandesin) Tel: (02) 3305-7488/ 3347- Osman Dental Clinic (Maadi) 5926 Tel: (02) 3754-5563 Periodontal Prosthesis Clinic Tel: (02) 3761-1724 Dokki, Giza 3335-0414 National Center for Toxius Tel: (02) 2364-0402 Al Manial, Cairo Poison Control Center Ain Shams University Tel: (02) 2434-6127 Elmohamady Street, Alwaili, Abbasia, Cairo ALEXANDRIA Alex-Sydeny-Kiel (ASK) Hospital Tel: (03) 546- Obsterics and Gynecology, Maternal and Infant Care, and Childbirth 0130/944/128/941/943/1 12 Roushdy St., Stanley, Alexandria 24/940 (03) 546-0126 Mobile: 0122-398 7439 Alexandria Medical Center (El Markaz El Tibbi) Tel: (03) 427-2653/2/9 Road 14 May, Semouha, Alexandria (03) 427-2663 ICC International Cardiac Center Tel: (03) 420-7320 24 Bahaa El Din Ghatwary St (03) 420- Behind the Sidi Gaber Station, Semouha 73221/22/23 (03) 424-0774 (03) 424-0774 Mostafa Kamel Military Hospital (Mostafa Kamel El Askary) Tel: (03) 544-8858 Mostafa Kamel, Corniche, Alexandria (03) 545-2013 (03) 543-7445 Mobile: 0122-747-8775 0122-747-8774 New Al-Salama Hospital Tel: (03) 488-0900 Sotar St. Behind El Shalalat Park, Alexandria Hotline: 16781 Cairo Oxy Mobile: 0120-015-2150 118 Elnozha Street, Heliopolis LUXOR Luxor International Hospital Tel: (095) 238-7192/3 (095) 237-9629 Luxor Public Hospital Tel: (095) 237-2025 (095) 237-2809 Luxor Medical Center Tel: (095) 228-4092 St. Joseph Street Mobile: 0102-004-7091 SHARM EL SHEIKH Sharm El Sheikh New Hospital Tel: (069) 366-0893/4/5 Sharm El Sheikh Public Hospital Tel: (069) 366-0425 Pyramids Sharm International Hospital Tel: (069) 366-0893 Fax: (069) 366-0981 Sinai Clinic Tel: (069) 366 6850/1/2/3 2 banks street, Hadaba, Sharm Elsheikh Fax: (069) 366 6854 Hyperbaric Medical Center Tel: (069) 366 0922/3 Fax: (069) 366 1011 Mobile (Emergency): 0122-212-4292 0122-333-1325 South Sinai Hospital Mobile: 0100-521-3283 10 Ras Kemedy – Peace RD, Sharm ElSheikh 0122-000-3544 0122-000-3533 Fax: (069) 366 6070 HURGHADA AND MARSA ALLAM El Nile Hospital Tel: (065) 355-0975 Elkora Road, next to the Marine inspection point (065) 335-0976 (065) 355-0974 El Salam Hospital Tel: (065) 361-5012/13/15 Corniche Road, Hurghada Mobile: 0100-171-4910 Fax: (065) 361-5014 Hyperbaric Hurghada Mobile (Hotline): 0122-218-7550 Airport Road, beside Ambassador Hotel Mobile: 0100-218-7550 0122-639-1450 e-mail: [email protected] Baro-Medi Marsa Allam Mobile (Hotline): 0122-218-7550 In the Deco International Hyperbaric Medical Center Mobile: 0122-243-3116 .
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