Founded in 1913 by German and Swiss doctors, Evangelical Mission Hospital Al Germaniyya is one of the oldest and most respected hospitals in Aswan. Now under Egyptian leadership but still partnered with a German mission organization, it is renowned for ethical, compassionate, and high-quality care. The hospital serves people from all backgrounds—regardless of religion or ethnicity—and is deeply trusted by the local community. Many patients travel up to 300 km to receive care here, often preferring Al Germaniyya over larger, better-equipped hospitals due to its reputation for personal attention and integrity

• General medicine and surgery

• Internal medicine

• Outpatient clinics (over 20,000 patients annually)

• Inpatient care (over 4,000 patients annually)

• Two rural clinics (serving 5,000 patients/year)

• Training program for assistant doctors

• Community health and preventive services

• Spiritual and social support programs

The hospital is known for its ethical standards, inclusive care, and strong relationship with the community. It emphasizes compassionate care, especially for the poor and marginalized, and is committed to continuous improvement. Its reputation for trust and personal attention often leads patients to choose it over larger facilities

Vision:
To provide accessible, compassionate, and high-quality healthcare for all, regardless of background, and to serve as a model for mission-driven, community-focused medicine in Egypt.

Mission:
To deliver medical care with love and respect for every individual, support community health through outreach and education, and foster spiritual and social well-being alongside physical healing