King Salman Medical City Expands Services, Achieves World-Class Healthcare Standards

King Salman bin Abdulaziz Medical City in Madinah has demonstrably advanced its mission to provide world-class healthcare, showcasing remarkable growth and service expansion throughout 2025. The institution's commitment to enhancing patient care is evident in the significant surge in both emergency cases treated—reaching 285,694 with an impressive 97% response rate within four hours—and outpatient visits, which soared to over 931,745.

This expansion is not merely in volume but also in specialization and infrastructure. The addition of four new specialized centers, bringing the total to twelve, now covers critical fields such as oncology, cardiology, and neurological sciences. Furthermore, the launch of a new 10-bed dialysis unit, an advanced interventional radiology center, and a specialized diabetic foot center underscores a proactive approach to addressing prevalent health concerns and improving patient outcomes.

These achievements are particularly noteworthy within the context of Saudi Arabia's Vision 2030, which prioritizes the transformation of the healthcare sector. The "Age-Friendly Hospital" and "Baby-Friendly Hospital" accreditations, along with accolades like the "Saving Lives" award for stroke management, reflect a dedication to international standards and patient well-being. The focus on workforce development, with 12 accredited specialized training programs, further solidifies the medical city's role in nurturing national healthcare talent and ensuring sustainable, high-quality care for the region.