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Panel Hospital.Pdf LIST OF PANEL HOSPITALS JUBILEE GENERAL INSURANCE COMPANY LIMITED S.NO Name Address Phone No ABBOTTABAD 1 REHMAT MEMORIAL HOSPITAL MANSEHRA ROAD SUPPLY BAZAR 0992-330649,330691 ATTOCK 1 PAKISTAN OIL FIELDS LIMITED HOSPITAL KHAUR, DISTT ATTOCK 057-2570685 BHAWALPUR 1 THE AGA KHAN FAMILY HEALTH CENTRE MOHALLAH BUKHARI SHAIKHA 06225-51065 CHITRAL 1 THE AGA KHAN EXTENDED FAMILY HEALTH CENTRE SHOGOR,GHARAM CHASHMA ROAD,CHITRAL 0943-409109 2 THE AGA KHAN MEDICAL CENTRE-BOONI TEHSIL MASTUJ,DISTRICT CHITRAL 0943-470306 3 THE AGAKHAN MATERNITY CARE CENTRE SHAGRAM,TURKHOW 0943-476074 FAISALABAD 1 AZIZ FATIMA HOSPITAL Raja Road, Gulistan Colony, Faisalabad 041-8780910,8845466,8845450 2 FAISAL HOSPITAL 673-A, PEOPLES COLONY 041-8719677-8 3 MIAN MUHAMMAD TRUST HOSPITAL SARGODHA ROAD 041-2408912-3 4 MUJAHID HOSPITAL 103- ROAD, MADINA TOWN 041-8715364,8541364 5 NATIONAL HOSPITAL JINNAH COLONY 041-111-674-674 6 RATHORE HOSPITAL SARGODHA ROAD 041-8861326, 8862326, 8846296 7 REHMAN MATERNITY HOME & GENERAL HOSPITAL 2KM KHURRIANWALA,FAISALABAD ROAD- 041-4360138-39 8 SAAHIL LIMITED SAAHIL BUILDING, 041-8782040-45 9 SHIFA INTERNATIONAL FAISALABAD 11KM, JARANWALA ROAD, FAISALABAD 041-8740951-60 10 YOUNG WELFARE HOSPITAL OKARA BYPASS, FAISALABAD ROAD 041-3425333,041-3425334 GILGIT 1 AGA KHAN EXTENDED FAMILY HEALTH CENTRE GUPIS,DISTRICT GHIZER 05815-5509 2 AGA KHAN EXTENDED FAMILY HEALTH CENTRE ALIABAD HUNZA, 05821-55093 3 AGA KHAN HEALTH SERVICES,PAKISTAN NAVEED SHAHEED ROAD 0346-2117389 4 AGA KHAN MEDICAL CENTRE SINGAL PUNIAL,DISTRICT GHIZER 05814-400013 5 AGA KHAN MEDICAL CENTRE GILGIT RIVER VIEW ROAD,GILGIT NORTHERN AREAS 05811-52353 6 SEHAT FOUNDATION HOSPITAL MAIN KKH, SHARKOT, DANYORE 05811-459997; 05811-456977 GUJRANWALA 1 ALLAMA IQBAL MEMORIAL HOSPITAL ATTAWA, G. T. ROAD 0554-284757-59-60 2 CHAUDHRY HOSPITAL 28-D,SATELLITE TOWN GUJRANAWALA 055-3842363, 3253901 3 GONDAL MEDICAL COMPLEX HOSPITAL ROAD GUJRANWALA 055-3258403;3251056 4 SALAMAT HOSPITAL 126-D,DASTAGIR ROAD,SATELLITE TOWN, 055-3258497,3734666 HYDERABAD 1 AGA KHAN HOSPITAL AND MEDICAL COLLEGE PLOT # 4/2, JAMSHORO ROAD 022-2614172-74 2 BONE CARE TRAUMA CENTRE NEAR MASJID-E-QUBA,BHURGARI ROAD 022-2613965, 2635000 3 RED CRESCENT CARDIAC HOSPITAL UNIT NO 2,LATIFABAD 022-3816000, 3862727 4 RED CRESCENT GENERAL HOSPITAL UNIT NO 6,LATIFABAD 022-3818973, 3818974 ISLAMABAD 1 ALI MEDICAL CENTRE MAIN MARKAZ 051-2255313-15,2855174-76 2 ISLAMIC INTERNATIONAL MEDICAL COMPLEX 7TH AVENUE, G-7/4 051-2876711-14 3 KULSOOM INTERNATIONAL HOSPITAL KULSUM PLAZA, 2020 BLUE AREA, JINNAH AVENUE 051-2271154, 2870361 4 MAROOF INTERNATIONAL HOSPITAL 10TH AVENUE, F-10 MARKAZ, 051-2222920-49 UAN 111644-911 5 SHIFA INTERNATIONAL HOSPITAL SECTOR H-8/4 051-4603666, 4603129 6 QUAID-E-AZAM INTERNATIONAL HOSPITAL NEAR GOLRA MORR, ADJACENT FROEBELS SCHOOL, PESHAWAR ROAD, ISLAMABAD 051-8449100 KARACHI 1 ADVANCE RADIOLOGY CLINIC PVT LIMITED BEHIND HAMDARD UNIVRSITY HOSPITAL 021-3-2783535-36 2 ADVANCED EYE CLINIC 17-C/1, BLOCK 6 021-3-4540999 3 AFSAR MEMORIAL HOSPITAL C 11,W 2, GULSHAN-E-MAYMAR 021-3-5479568 4 AGA KHAN HOSPITAL AND MEDICAL COLLEGE (GARDEN) 515, GOLD STREET,,OFF BRITTO ROAD, GARDEN ROAD 021-2257713-14, 2251302 5 AGA KHAN HOSPITAL AND MEDICAL COLLEGE (KARIMABAD) ST-6/D,BLOCK 7,SHAHRAH-E-PAKISTAN,F.B.AREA 021-36323465 6 AGA KHAN HOSPITAL AND MEDICAL COLLEGE (KHARADAR) ATMARAM PRETAMDAS ROAD 021-32542182 7 AKHTER’S EYE HOSPITAL RASHID MISNHAS ROAD, BLOCK 5 GULSHAN-E-IQBAL O2134972899 8 AL HADEED MEDICAL CENTER 794-A,PHASE 1,GULSHAN-E-HADEED, 021-34713800 , 0333-2074133 9 AL-MUMTAZ MEDICAL COMPLEX 25/423, DARAKHSAN SOCIETY 021-34510199, 34404040-26 10 ASHFAQ MEMORIAL HOSPITAL SB-9, 13/C, UNIVERSITY ROAD 021-34822261-65 11 ATIA GENERAL HOSPITAL 48, MALIR TOWNSHIP, KALABOARD 021-34400726, 34402207, 0333-4501700 12 BURHANI HOSPITAL TAYYABJEE ROAD,GARI KHATA 021-32214418, 32212574 13 CHINIOT GENERAL HOSPITAL, KORANGI TOWNSHIP 021-35063443 14 CLIFTON KIDNEY & DIALYSIS CENTRE PARKLANE HOSPITAL, 56 OLD CLIFTON, KARACHI 021-35837965 15 DARUL SEHAT HOSPITAL ST-19, BLOCK 15,KDA SCHEME NO 36, GULISTAN-E-JOHAR 021-34610271 16 DR AKIL BIN ABDUL KADIR WELFARTE EYE HOSPITAL ST 7, BLOCK 4, GULSHAN-E-IQBAL O2134983626 17 DR FASIH ENT HOSPITAL A-28 KALABOARD, MALIR 021-35403754;34404001 18 DR S.D.ANKLESARIA EYE CLINIC & HOSPITAL JM 1/63 PARSI COLONY,M.A.JINNAH ROAD 021-32250722 19 DR. ZIAUDDIN HOSPITAL ST-16,BLOCK B, NORTH NAZIMABAD 021-36648237-9 20 DR-ZIAUDDIN HOSPITAL GROUP OF HOSPITAL, CLIFTON ST-4/BLOCK-6SCHEME 5-CLIFTON 021-35862937-9 21 DR-ZIAUDDIN HOSPITAL GROUP OF HOSPITAL, KEMARI PLOT NO33,BEHIND KPT HOSPITAL, KEMARI 021-32851881,32851630 22 EAST SIDE HOSPITAL PLOT NO 30/1,SECTOR 23 021-35115563-69 23 FATMIYAH HOSPITAL 272/2,BRITTO ROAD, GARDEN EAST 021-32252321 24 GOOLBANOO & DR. BURJOR ANKLESARIA NURSING HOME GARDEN ROAD, 021-32720371, 32720374-75 25 HABIB MEDICAL CENTRE BS /3,BLOCK-4 FEDERAL B AREA,KARACHI 021-36349678-83 26 HASHMANIS HOSPITAL. JM-75. OFF M.A. JINNAH ROAD, KARACHI 021-32781124, 32780335 , 3291152-54 27 HASSAN GENERAL HOSPITAL A-58, 59, MALIR CITY 021-34513000,34493528 28 HEALTH CARE HOSPITAL D-9, BLOCK A, NORTH NZIMABAD 021-36670449-51,36626840-42 29 HEALTH CARE HOSPITAL (PVT) LTD PLOT# 140, 17TH EAST ST, DHA PHASE 1 021-35311691-10 30 HILL PARK GENERAL HOSPITAL S.N.C.C., 3/4, BLOCK 3 021-34391141- 31 IBN-E-SEENA HOSPITAL ST 22/B, BLOCK-6, UNIVERSITY ROAD, GULSHAN-E-IQBAL 021-34992706, 34992640 , 34979067 32 IFTAKHAR MEMORIAL HOSPITAL B-71, GULSHAN-E-HADEED, PHASE II, 021-3-34715283 33 IMAM CLINIC ST-5, BLOCK I, NORTH NAZIMABAD 021-36637060 , 36706018-21 , 36625111 34 IMAM ZAINULABIDIN HOSPITAL C/42,-43, RIZVIA SOCIETY 021-36608991 , 36622750 35 INSTITUTE OF ORTHOPAEDICS & SURGERY (PVT.) LIMITED 187-C, BLOCK II,PECHS KARACHI 021-34315407-11 36 JINNAH MEDICAL COLLEGE HOSPITAL SR-6,SECTOR 7-A,KORANGI INDUSTRIAL AREA 021-35071854-56-58 37 JP'S CT SCAN, MRI, MRA & LITHOTRIPSY CENTRE HILAL-E-AHMER HOUSE, TEEN TALWAAR, CLIFTON 021-35306061 38 KARACHI ADVENTIST HOSPITAL 91, DEPOT LINES, M.A JINNAH ROAD 021-32258021 , 32236752-58 39 KHALID EYE CLINIC 4-F, 10/5, NAZIMABAD, KARACHI O2136602527 40 KHARADAR GENERAL HOSPITAL AGA KHAN ROAD 021-32510113-6 41 KORANGI LANDHI MEDICAL CENTRE PLOT NO. 13 &13/1, SECTOR 35-D, 021-35058717 , 35062242 42 KUTIYANA MEMON HOSPITAL AGA KHAN/G ALLANA ROAD, KHARADAR 021-32313835-37 43 LADY DUFFERIN HSOPITAL Chand Bibi Road, Nanakwara, Karachi 021-32732606 44 LIAQUAT NATIONAL HOSPITAL STADIUM ROAD 021-111-456-456 , 34939612-14 45 LIFE CARE MEDICAL CENTRE NEAR POLICE STATION, ORANGI TOWN 021-36761555-8 , 36656300 46 LIFE LINE DIAGNOSTIC MEDICAL CENTRE D-14,BLOCK B,NORTH NAZIMABAD 021-36646588 , 36646733 47 MAMJI HOSPITAL C-19,BLOCK 17,FEDERAL "B" AREA 021-36804777 , 36363365 48 MEMON MEDICAL INSTITUTE HOSPITAL HAIDER BUKHSH GABOL ROAD, SAFORAH GOTH KDA SCHEME 33,KARACHI 021-34691147-54, 94691159-64 49 MURSHID HOSPITAL & HEALTHCARE CENTRE HUB RIVER ROAD, MUJAHIDABAD (MOACH GOTH) 021-36172704 50 NATIONAL MEDICAL CENTRE A-5/A,NATIONAL HIGHWAY,PHASE 1 021-111-222-662,35380000-3 , 35380270- 51 NEHAL HOSPITAL 26, MALIR TOWNSHIP, KALABOARD, KARACHI O2134506615 , 34404079, 34506615 52 NEUROSPINAL & MEDICAL INSTITUTE PVT. LTD 100/1 DEPOT LINES, MAINSFIELD STREET 021-32259959 , 32255289 53 NOOR HOSPITAL S.T.11/19,ALNOOR SOCIETY,F.B.AREA 021-36362132 , 36362392 54 PATEL HOSPITAL ST-18, BLOCK 4, GULSHAN-E-IQBAL 021-111-174-174 , 34816913-18 55 PECHS TRAUMA & GENERAL HOSPITAL IN BETWEEN RAW NO.258/1 &1/4. BLOCK 6, PECHS 021-34310870-72 56 RAHIM HOSPITSL C-38, BLOCK 13, FEDRAL B AREA KARACHI O2136368855 , 36344610 57 REMEDIAL CENTRE D-9, BLOCK I, NORTH NAZIMABAD, KARACHI O2136633834 58 S.O.M FAUJI FOUNDATION HOSPITAL Shah Faisal Colony # 2, Karachi 021-99248701-03, 99248257 59 SHAHZAD EYE HOSPITAL B-2, BLOCK 16, GULSHAN-E-IQBAL, KARACHI O2134988034 60 SHAMSI HOSPITAL SHAMSI COOPERATIVE HOUSING SOCIETY 021-3-4601161-62 61 T.O. CLINIC ST. # 1, BLOCK 6, GULSHAN-E-IQBAL 111-499-111 , 021-34994691-4 62 TABBA HEART INSTITUTE ST-01, BLOCK # 2, FEDERAL B AREA 021-36811842-50 63 TAJ MEDICAL COMLEX & HAMDARD UNIVERSITY HOSPITAL M.A.JINNAH ROAD 021-32728168-72 64 THE AGA KHAN UNIVERSITY HOSPITAL STADIUM ROAD 021-34930051-65 65 THE KIDNEY CENTRE 179/9, RAFIQUE SHAHEED ROAD 021-35661000-10 66 USMAN MEMORIAL HOSPITAL STREET NO 12, BLOCK 1,HUSSAINABAD 021-36313323 LIST OF PANEL HOSPITALS JUBILEE GENERAL INSURANCE COMPANY LIMITED S.NO Name Address Phone No LAHORE 1 AADIL HOSPITAL MEZANINE FLOOR,MAIN BOLEVARD DEFENCE (L.C.CH.S) 042-111-223-454,042-36667272-4 2 AKRAM MEDICAL COMPLEX 2-B,MAIN GULBERG,AYESHA SIDDIQA ROAD 042-35710400-5 3 AL-KHIDMAT MANSOORAH HOSPITAL MULTAN ROAD, LAHORE 042-35419510, 0333-4111620 4 AL-RAZI HEALTH CARE 35-G, GULBERG III, LAHORE O428255500 5 CAVALRY HOSPITAL 44-45 COMMERCIAL AREA CAVLARY GROUND, LAHORE 0426652116 - 9 6 DOCTORS HOSPITAL & MEDICAL CENTRE 152A-G/1,CANAL BANK,JOHAR TOWN 042-35302701-14; 042 111-223-377 7 FAMILY HOSPITAL 4 MOZANG ROAD 042-37233915-18 8 FAROOQ HOSPITAL 2, ASIF BLOCK, MAIN ROAD, 042-37813471 9 FAROOQ HOSPITAL WEST WOOD BRANCH, LAHORE 042-37498293, 37498557 10 FATIMA MEMORIAL HOSPITAL SHADMAN 042-111-555-600,37566110,37586196-97 11 FAUJI FOUNDATION HOSPITAL BEDIAN ROAD LAHORE CANTT 042-99220291-3 12 GHURKI TRUST TEACHING HOSPITAL JALLO MORE, LAHORE 042-36581406,111-644-911 13 HAMZA HOSPITAL 21- SHAMA ROAD, RASOOL PARK, LAHORE O4237501597 - 99 14 HAQUE ORTHOPAEDIC HOSPITAL 18 SANDA ROAD 042-7312860-2 15 IHSAN MUMTAZ HOSPITAL 71-E, JOHAR TOWN, 042-35202131-9 16 IQRA MEDICAL COMPLEX 5 A JOHAR TOWN 042-35173500 17 ITTEFAQ TRUST HOSPITAL.
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