Fatima Memorial Hospital, Pakistan’s first Muslim not for profit hospital was established in 1977.

Situated in Shadman, in central Lahore, it started as a 200 bed community hospital for women and children. But today by the grace of Allah Almighty, Fatima Memorial Hospital has transformed into a 500 bed tertiary care General Hospital. Fatima Memorial Hospital believes in service excellence and quality healthcare to the ailing. The philosophy of functioning of Fatima Memorial Hospital is cross subsidization where funds generated from affording patients are utilized for the benefit of underprivileged and indigents. Today FMH stands committed to provide quality healthcare services to all categories of patients disregarding means to pay.

Fatima Memorial Hospital in Lahore, a 453-bed tertiary care teaching hospital, specializes in a wide range of medical and surgical disciplines, including general surgery, orthopedics, ENT, ophthalmology, urology, bariatric surgery, and has well-established departments for nephrology, rheumatology, and a specialized neonatal unit. 

Fatima Memorial Hospital (FMH) in Lahore is known for its commitment to providing quality healthcare, particularly for women and children, with a focus on affordability and accessibility, and is a leading tertiary care and teaching hospital. 

Our Mission
“To provide quality healthcare without discrimination to patients from all walks of life”

Our Vision
“Quality health care and research-based education for all leading to integrated socio-economic community development”

Fatima Memorial Hospital (FMH) in Lahore, Pakistan, has been recognized for its healthcare contributions, including a Convocation 2024 for its School of Health Sciences, and for its dialysis center's quality control standards.