Founded in 1978, Al Khalidi Hospital was the first private hospital in Jordan with the vision of reshaping healthcare in the region. Dr. Ibrahim Al Khalidi was the hospital’s first CEO and Medical Director, as a founder he began his journey with the hospital as an institution specialized in maternal care.
Over time the vision grew to include a multi-specialty hospital with the best medical services and care in the private sector. Today Al Khalidi is a 160-bed facility, with 7 operating rooms, 20 Intensive Care Unit (ICU) beds and 5 Pediatric Intensive Care Unit (PICU) beds. The Emergency Room specializes in minor surgeries, cardio-pulmonary resuscitations, and minor orthopedic surgery. Additionally, it includes an observation area that offers emergency services 24 hours a day with 3 ambulances.
As pioneers in the healthcare industry, we are very dedicated to our patients’ well-being, making sure everyone is treated as a family member. For over 45 years in the business, Al Khalidi Hospital has prided itself on the strength of each team member and the long-lasting relationships it created in the medical industry along the way. Most of the hospital’s employees have been around for over 15 years, further enhancing the family values at the institution.

The Hospital’s journey continues to grow with the management of Dr. Karim Al Khalidi whose goal is to make sure we are leaders in personalized healthcare across the region and globally. With a highly experienced team of specialists and healthcare practitioners, respect and integrity are at the core of our values, ensuring professionalism in all the practices and services we provide.

‘We make sure all our patients feel at home when getting treated and diagnosed. It is our duty and passion to ensure the best care and treatment is being provided, our care is personalized, and we make sure this is reflected by our team.’ Dr. Karim Al Khalidi, CEO.


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Al Khalidi Hospital - مستشفى الخالدي

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