Assiut University Hospitals, inaugurated in 1987, are among the largest and most advanced university and therapeutic hospital systems in Egypt. Located in Assiut City, Upper Egypt, the hospitals serve as a major referral center for the region, providing comprehensive and integrated healthcare to hundreds of thousands of patients annually. The system includes specialized hospitals for children, women’s health, liver diseases, urology, neurology, psychiatry, cardiology, and trauma, as well as a new state-of-the-art Emergency and Trauma Hospital opened in 2024.

• General medicine and surgery

• Pediatrics

• Women’s health and obstetrics/gynecology

• Liver diseases and transplantation

• Urology and nephrology (first in Upper Egypt to perform kidney transplants)

• Cardiology and cardiac surgery

• Neurology, neurosurgery, and psychiatry

• Trauma and emergency medicine

• Oncology

• Intensive care and critical care

• Diagnostic radiology and interventional radiology

• Gastroenterology and hepatopancreaticobiliary surgery

Assiut University Hospitals are known for their advanced infrastructure, modern operating rooms, and specialized intensive care units. The hospitals are equipped with the latest medical technologies and maintain high standards of infection control, patient safety, and continuous medical education. Revenue from special care beds is used to support free services for patients unable to pay.

Vision:
To be a leading center for medical care, education, and research in Egypt and the Middle East, providing world-class healthcare and advancing medical knowledge.

Mission:
To deliver comprehensive, high-quality, and accessible healthcare services; to train future generations of healthcare professionals; and to foster scientific research and innovation for the benefit of society.

• First hospital in Upper Egypt to perform kidney transplants

• Recognized for providing comprehensive and integrated health care to a large segment of Upper Egypt’s population

• Equipped with the latest devices and technologies in specialized units