List of hospitals in Iran

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The healthcare system in Iran is supported by a network of hospitals that provide a range of medical services to the population. This list includes notable hospitals across various provinces in Iran, highlighting their contributions to healthcare.

Tehran[edit]

Tehran, the capital city of Iran, hosts several major hospitals that serve as key healthcare centers in the country.

Isfahan[edit]

Isfahan is known for its historical significance and also for its healthcare facilities.

Shiraz[edit]

Shiraz is a major city in southern Iran with several important hospitals.

Mashhad[edit]

Mashhad, a city known for its religious significance, also has a number of hospitals.

Tabriz[edit]

Tabriz is a city in the northwest of Iran with several healthcare institutions.

Ahvaz[edit]

Ahvaz is a city in the southwest of Iran with notable hospitals.

Kermanshah[edit]

Kermanshah is a city in western Iran with several hospitals.

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