The Russian Hospital, officially known as the Khmer–Soviet Friendship Hospital (KSFH), is a major public healthcare facility in Phnom Penh, Cambodia. Located at GWV3+H4F, Yothapol Khemarak Phoumin Blvd (271), the hospital was inaugurated in 1960 with support from the former Soviet Union and is managed by the Cambodian Ministry of Health. It serves as one of the country’s primary tertiary care institutions, offering a full range of medical and surgical services to the local population.

• General Medicine

• Surgery (various disciplines)

• Emergency and Trauma Care

• Specialized Outpatient Clinics

• Internal Medicine

• Infectious Diseases

• Ophthalmology (the hospital director is an ophthalmologist)

• Health Professional Education and Research

• One of Cambodia’s largest public hospitals in both surface area and capacity.

• High patient volume, providing essential services to both low-income and general population.

• Ongoing upgrades with support from international partners (recent focus on modern sanitation and infection control).

• Acts as a teaching hospital and a major site for clinical education in Cambodia.

• Vision: Deliver accessible, high-quality, and equitable healthcare to all, upholding national standards and advancing medical education in Cambodia.

• Mission: Provide comprehensive care, support the training of future health professionals, promote research, and serve as a reference center for complex medical cases.

• Recognized for its public service role as Cambodia’s original government tertiary hospital.

• Often referenced for international projects in healthcare improvement and medical supply donation.