Name: Al Khalidi Hospital and Medical Center
Address: Ibn Khaldoun St. 39, Amman, Jordan, JO
Telephone: +962 6 464 4281

Al Khalidi Hospital and Medical Center is a hospital, located at Ibn Khaldoun St. 39, Amman, Jordan. They can be contacted via phone at +962 6 464 4281, visit their website www.khmc.jo for more detailed information.

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Ibn Khaldoun St. 39, Amman

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Added by Jopie, at 23 June 2016

Monday Open 24 hours
Tuesday Open 24 hours
Wednesday Open 24 hours
Thursday Open 24 hours
Friday Open 24 hours
Saturday Open 24 hours
Sunday Open 24 hours

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Oysn Okbk

17 March 2018

Wonderful and caring staff. Exceptionally clean. You pay more, but you receive a great service.
Leen Al-shawahin

16 January 2018

Waste of money and time!
The ER team are veeeery slow. They neglect you and make you wait forever to check up on you and then you have to wait more to get a treatment!
The worst part of this hospital is their lack of professionalism. My father in law stayed two weeks there and doctors didn’t know exactly how to handle his situation. Also the nurses aren’t experienced enough and their attitude and how they treat patients , is sooo bad!
It is very overpriced for nothing in return.
Marwan Shwaihat

06 January 2018

Parking SUCKS, finishing not up to the standard, and very exaggerated prices.
Araz Mahserejian

24 December 2017

We went to ER. There was a long queue we have waited more than hour. After that we got a bed and we have waited 30 mins till the doctor showed up. Staff were careless and non helpful at all.
Mohammad Omari

01 December 2017

One of the best hospitals in Amman
Ismaeel Mohamad

16 October 2017

Normal service, good staff
Hassan Naffaa

10 October 2017

Very good
Ra'id Marji

19 September 2017

The best private hospital in Jordan
Ala'a Aliens

11 September 2017

Good staff. Very responsive. Only problem they didn't have a child specialist doctor on the morning shift.
Yaz Nafa

06 August 2017

The family is still recovering from the death of a family member following medical negligence at this hospital late 2016 (which the hospital management admitted to) but took no corrective action or offered no compensatory measure whatsoever. When money instead of patient care and well-being becomes the main motivation, ethics and morals go down the drain. Avoid this hospital at all cost.
Badawi Abdallah

22 March 2017

Good hospital
Nima Al Dulaimy

21 March 2017

One of the best in Jordan.
Mo Afnan

28 December 2016

Asalam Alikom Wa Rahmato Allah Wa Baraktoh.
In The Name of God, Most Gracious, Most Merciful.
We believe that "One's life is in the hand of Allah", and there is no doubt in that, it is.
The hospital needs to put a strict review on some of its doctors and their abilities.
Losing a beloved one is hard, but losing a beloved one knowing that doctors or "a doctor" could have done better, by studying and reviewing the patient's case more carefully is far far worse. I've lost a dear family member who was a close friend today due to a medical error. He was admitted to Al Khaldi Hospital while he was conscious. The doctor said that the patient needs a cerebral artery bypass procedure due to a stroke. After the surgery, the doctor had discovered that he used a small size artery than he needed. The sound of that gives me the chills. Like, how in the world you're going to do something like this? I mean, everyone in this world had went to buy a pair of shoes and am more than positive that the majority of us had left the store with the shoes that fits, well not in this case. The patient had no choice of selecting the right size of artery, it was the doctor's pick. Do you catch my drift? Nevertheless, the doctor had gone home after realizing and acknowledging his mistake, knowing that he screwed up. He went home to celebrate Christmas, he went home to spend time with family and friends and left some other families in pain and suffering, and never returned to the hospital until my sibling was announced brain dead. Keep in mind that the patient next room had also passed away. Perhaps the same doctor did the same method on that patient and have had used a garden hoes on the patient instead.
Folks, this doctor supposedly is a professor who is or has tutored Med students in foreign countries, but that isn't enough for him to practice medicine.
Inna Lilaah Wa inna Elaihi Raji3oon.
Mouammar I. AlHadidi

30 November 2016

Best hospital in Amman
Adel Dajani

09 September 2016

Because i work over their
Mohammad Shahrouri

30 June 2016

Very organized and helpful staff, and quickly serve you