Rumailah Hospital is the oldest and most established hospital in the Hamad Medical Corporation (HMC) network, founded in 1957 in Doha, Qatar. It serves as a multi-specialty hospital specializing in comprehensive medical, surgical, rehabilitative, and especially long-term and geriatric care. The hospital is recognized for its commitment to patient-centered services, focusing on disabled children, adults, and elderly people, and providing one of the region’s largest rehabilitation and long-term care programs. Rumailah Hospital is central to Qatar’s public healthcare system, maintaining a welcoming and healing environment with a focus on safety and high-quality outcomes.

• Long-term care and rehabilitation for children, adults, and the elderly

• Geriatric medicine and specialist elderly care

• Physical medicine and rehabilitation (neuro-muscular and neuro-rehabilitation, gait training, hydrotherapy)

• Communicable diseases (sole Qatari provider for conditions like tuberculosis)

• Dentistry, maxillofacial, and dermatology

• ENT (Ear, Nose, Throat) and ophthalmology

• Plastic and reconstructive surgery

• Pre-assessment surgical screening

• Mental health and psychiatric care

• Pediatric rehabilitation

• Physiotherapy for inpatients and outpatients

• Rigorous standards in safety, effectiveness, and compassion across all care pathways

• Continuous internal and external audits, especially under JCI standards

• Robust community-based rehabilitation programs recognized with Arab Health Awards

• Active employee education and staff development, furthering HMC’s goal of being an academic health system

• Adopted the "4Ms" framework (What Matters, Medication, Mentation, Mobility) for quality improvement in elderly care.

Vision:
To be a leader in specialized, acute, rehabilitative, and long-term care, setting benchmarks for safe, high-quality, and compassionate services for all patients.

Mission:
To deliver the highest quality specialized, acute, rehabilitative, and long-term care services through a patient-centered approach, evidence-based practice, and continuous staff and system development—improving health for disabled and elderly communities and all Qatari residents.

• Age-Friendly Health System—Level 2: "Committed to Care Excellence" (IHI, 2024)

• Arab Health Award for Regional Rehabilitation Program

• NDNQI (National Database of Nursing Quality Indicators) Award for Outstanding Nursing Quality (2016), one of six hospitals worldwide and the only one outside the US to receive this accolade

• Repeated recognition by HMC for quality improvements and innovative rehabilitation programs.