Rasool Akram Hospital, also known as the Educational, Research, and Treatment Complex of Hazrat Rasool Akram, is a large hospital affiliated with Iran University of Medical Sciences. It was established over 40 years ago by the late Mehdi Batmanglich and is known for its extensive facilities, including 860 approved beds (700 active) and a wide range of specialized clinics. The hospital provides comprehensive treatment services to patients across the country and is a prominent healthcare provider in Iran. 

Rasool Akram Hospital, also known as Hazrat Rasool Akram Complex, is a large medical center offering a wide range of specialized services and treatments. Key areas of expertise include deep brain stimulation for Parkinson's, cochlear implants, pediatric kidney transplants, and various eye surgeries and organ transplants. The hospital also provides advanced surgical procedures in neurology, orthopedics, ENT, and cardiology. 

Rasool Akram Hospital is a large medical complex with a strong reputation for quality care, particularly within the Iranian University of Medical Sciences. It's known for its extensive infrastructure, including 860 approved beds (700 active) and over 60 specialized clinics. The hospital also has a dedicated Health Tourism Department to cater to international patients. 

Vision:

• To be a leading healthcare provider known for its commitment to patient care and community well-being.
• To deliver healthcare services that meet international standards while remaining accessible and affordable.
• To establish itself as a center of excellence in medical education, research, and healthcare delivery. 

Mission:

• To provide compassionate and comprehensive healthcare services around the clock. 
• To ensure accessible, appropriate, and affordable medical care facilities. 
• To restore mobility and improve the quality of life for patients. 
• To develop human resources in the health sector and conduct research in medical sciences. 
• To promote community health through prevention, diagnosis, treatment, and rehabilitation. 
• To uphold religious, moral, and cultural values in healthcare.