Harpur Memorial Hospital – Sadat City

Harpur Memorial Hospital in Sadat City, which opened on the 1st of December 2010, consists of 16 outpatient specialties, which are listed below. Additionally, the emergency department works 24 hours in parallel with the laboratory services, radiology and operations, as well as inpatient department, which consists of 6 rooms with a capacity of 15 beds. Today, the hospital sees between 150-200 patients each day.
The hospital’s model of “life dialogue” seeks the welfare of all people. The dialogue involves serving and loving our neighbors, both Muslim and Christian. This is a powerful way of engaging with our communities, especially as over 95% of patients are Muslim.
The people of Sadat City rejoiced when the Archbishop of Canterbury together with the Deputy of the Grand Imam of Al Azhar laid the foundation stone of the hospital. This event was an excellent expression of the cooperation and dialogue between the Episcopal/ Anglican Church and Al Azhar.
The hospital is proud to provide trustworthy medical services at the highest quality, at prices designed to serve patients from any economic level. In order to keep the prices low, the diocese ran a fund-raising campaign for the new hospital building and makes occasional requests for equipment. However the operating costs of the hospital, including salaries, is covered by the small patient fees. The self-sustainability of the Health Sector is a testament to the high value with which the communities receive the services.

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