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Major Hospitals in Saudi Arabia — Directory with Locations
This directory lists major hospitals across Saudi Arabia's largest cities — Riyadh, Jeddah, Dammam, Mecca, and Medina. Each entry includes a link to the hospital's official website and a Google Maps link so you can get directions. Always call ahead to confirm visiting hours and appointment availability.
Who Is This For?
Residents and expats in Saudi Arabia who need to find a hospital in their city.
What You Need Before Starting
Step-by-Step Process
- 1Find a hospital in your city from the directory below.
- 2Click the hospital website link to check available specialties, book appointments, or find contact numbers.
- 3Click the Google Maps link to get directions from your location.
- 4Call the hospital's appointment line before visiting to confirm availability and whether your insurance is accepted.
- 5For emergencies: go to the nearest hospital's Emergency Department — all hospitals are legally required to provide emergency care regardless of insurance status.
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- ✗Visiting a hospital without confirming it is in your insurance network
- ✗Not calling ahead for specialist appointments — many specialists require pre-booking
Timing & Fees
Directory access is free. Hospital fees vary — see our guide on how health insurance works at Saudi hospitals for cost information.
Directory
One of the leading tertiary care hospitals in the Middle East. Specialises in cancer, cardiac, and transplant care.
📍 View on Google MapsLarge government hospital complex in Riyadh with multiple specialist centres.
📍 View on Google MapsNational Guard Health Affairs hospital — primarily for National Guard personnel and their families.
📍 View on Google MapsMajor private hospital group with multiple branches across Riyadh. English-friendly. Widely accepted by insurance networks.
📍 View on Google MapsPrivate hospital with international standards. Part of the Saudi German Hospitals Group.
📍 View on Google MapsWell-established private hospital in Riyadh. Accepts most major insurance networks.
📍 View on Google MapsPrivate hospital group with branches in Riyadh and Eastern Province.
📍 View on Google MapsJeddah branch of the leading specialist hospital network.
📍 View on Google MapsTeaching hospital affiliated with King Abdulaziz University. Government facility.
📍 View on Google MapsHMG's Jeddah branch. Private, English-friendly, widely covered by insurance.
📍 View on Google MapsPrivate hospital with international standards in Jeddah.
📍 View on Google MapsPrivate hospital in Jeddah catering to international patients and expats.
📍 View on Google MapsTeaching hospital in Al Khobar affiliated with Imam Abdulrahman Bin Faisal University.
📍 View on Google MapsHMG branch in Dammam serving the Eastern Province.
📍 View on Google MapsPrivate hospital serving Dammam and the Eastern Province.
📍 View on Google MapsPart of the Saudi German Hospital Group serving the Eastern Province.
📍 View on Google MapsMajor government specialist hospital in Mecca.
📍 View on Google MapsGovernment medical complex serving the Jeddah and Mecca region.
📍 View on Google MapsMain government hospital serving the Medina region.
📍 View on Google MapsGovernment hospital in Medina under the Ministry of Health.
📍 View on Google MapsUse the MOH website to find government hospitals near you across all regions of Saudi Arabia.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I find out if a hospital is in my insurance network?
Log in to your insurer's app or website and use the hospital network search tool. You can also call your insurer's customer service number printed on the back of your insurance card.
Are all hospitals listed here accepting walk-ins?
Walk-in availability varies by hospital and department. Emergency departments always accept walk-ins. For outpatient clinics, booking in advance is recommended.
What is the difference between a specialist hospital and a general hospital?
General hospitals treat a wide range of conditions across multiple departments. Specialist hospitals (like King Faisal Specialist Hospital) focus on complex or specific conditions such as cancer, cardiac care, or transplants. Your GP may refer you to a specialist hospital for complex cases.