Accessible Consultation
Professional advice, assessment and treatment without unnecessary travel to distant urban centres.
Healthcare Impact
Bringing Quality Healthcare Closer to Rural Communities
Begum Noor Memorial Hospital was established to bring dependable healthcare closer to communities facing distance, affordability and access barriers.
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A Trusted Rural Healthcare Institution
Care Within Reach
Located in Bhubhar, Chakwal, Begum Noor Memorial Hospital is presented by BQF as a 100-bed, Category-A secondary-care institution serving surrounding villages, towns and districts.
Its impact is reflected not only in the patients served, but also in reduced travel, earlier access to care, continuity of treatment and specialised services closer to home.
Healthcare with dignity. Institutions with purpose. Impact that continues.
Areas of Healthcare Impact
Essential Services in a Rural Setting
Care When It Is Needed
Twenty-four-hour emergency attention for patients and families.
Continuing Renal Support
A dialysis centre described by BQF as equipped with 24 machines and operating in two shifts.
Procedures Closer to Home
Approved general, urological, orthopaedic, ENT, eye, obstetric and related services.
Care for Women and Families
Obstetric, gynaecological and delivery services, including medically required Caesarean sections.
Timely Clinical Decisions
Laboratory, imaging and other services supporting assessment and diagnosis.
Support for Eligible Patients
Assessment for zakat, donations, discounts and other approved assistance.
Covered Care Pathway
Access for eligible patients in accordance with applicable programme rules and current hospital approval.
Quality, Safety and Accountability
Standards Behind the Impact
Healthcare impact must be supported by professional standards, responsible governance and systems that protect patients.
- Clinical governance
- Patient safety
- Infection prevention
- Professional supervision
- Medical documentation
- Dignity and confidentiality
- Referral and follow-up
- Welfare assessment
- Quality assurance
- Incident reporting
Measuring Healthcare Impact
Verified Records, Defined Reporting Periods
The figures below reflect the verified institutional information currently available for Begum Noor Memorial Hospital. Each figure should be read with its stated date or reporting context.
Patients and Consultations
More than 1.7 million patients treated since 23 March 2016.
Emergency and Admissions
More than 70,000 emergency cases treated through the Emergency Department.
Surgeries and Procedures
More than 3,000 major and minor interventions; around 90% free or subsidised.
Dialysis Sessions
More than 25,000 sessions delivered through 24 dialysis machines.
Maternal Services
Dedicated gynaecology services and a Mother–Child Health Center under construction, expected by the end of 2026.
Diagnostics
Hematology, biochemistry, microbiology, blood bank, digital X-ray, ultrasound, ECG and endoscopy.
Welfare and Sehat Card
Patient assistance is assessed through approved welfare, zakat, donation and Sehat Card pathways.
Referral and Satisfaction
Referral, follow-up and patient feedback systems support accountable care.
Looking Ahead
Planned Hospital Development
BQF plans to expand the hospital from 100 to 200 beds, subject to infrastructure, staffing, regulatory and financial requirements. Proposed cardiac, burn and integrated rehabilitation services remain future initiatives until formally established and operational.