The inpatient departments at yasrebi (RA) Super-Specialty Hospital are organized into two separate wings for male and female patients. These departments feature both private (single-bed) and semi-private (double-bed) rooms, each equipped with dedicated sanitary facilities and clean bathrooms that are thoroughly cleaned three times a day by a specialized housekeeping team.

In the male inpatient ward, there is one experienced nurse for every five beds, while in the female ward, the ratio is one nurse for every four beds. This optimal nurse-to-patient ratio eliminates the need for a companion during hospitalization.

All rooms are equipped with modern amenities, including:

• Electronic hospital beds
• Sofa beds for companions
• Mini refrigerators
• IPTV televisions
• Free Wi-Fi
• Personal wardrobes
• Nurse call buttons
• Hospitality kits (including clothing, slippers, shampoo, toothbrush, comb, toothpaste, and more)

These amenities are provided for the comfort and convenience of both patients and their companions.

The wards are uniquely designed with a hotel-like atmosphere to ensure the highest level of comfort for patients. One of the defining features of these units is their exceptional interior design and patient-centric hospitality standards.

Each room is artistically decorated with calming wall paintings created by professional artists to promote emotional well-being. The combination of courteous staff, state-of-the-art medical equipment, and highly experienced physicians ensures that patients feel as comfortable as they would in a five-star hotel—free from anxiety about their health condition.

Women’s Inpatient Ward

Rooms in the women’s ward are all private (single occupancy). Spouses are allowed to stay in the room, and newborns remain beside their mothers from the moment of birth. Additional complimentary amenities include room decoration, a special refreshment pack, a celebratory birthday cake, full video coverage of the delivery process, and a framed commemorative photo.

As the first hospital in the country to receive the “Excellent Baby-Friendly Hospital” designation, all staff have completed a 20-hour certified course in breastfeeding education. They are fully qualified to educate and support mothers. A dedicated specialist supervises staff activities around the clock. Additionally, mothers can access educational videos and brochures via the in-room IPTV system.

All staff in the women’s ward are female, including licensed nurses and midwives with professional credentials and extensive experience. To maintain peace and order, only the attending physician and authorized staff are allowed to enter patient rooms during hospitalization, which contributes significantly to the patient’s comfort and sense of security.

Specialized and Subspecialized Services

The hospital provides a wide range of specialized and subspecialized inpatient services, including:

• Internal medicine
• Cardiology
• Pulmonology
• Obstetrics and gynecology
• Urology
• Orthopedic surgery
• ENT (Ear, Nose, and Throat)
• Neurology and neurosurgery
• Nephrology
• Reconstructive and cosmetic surgery
• General surgery
• Hand surgery, and more

Educational sessions are tailored to each patient’s condition and are provided at the time of admission, throughout treatment, and upon discharge. These sessions are delivered verbally and in writing by trained nursing staff. In addition, printed educational brochures related to the patient’s specific diagnosis are given at discharge.

Insurance and Environmental Commitment

yasrebi (RA) Super-Specialty Hospital is partnered with all basic and supplementary health insurance providers.

As a hospital certified with the ISO 14001 international environmental standard, it is actively committed to environmental sustainability and paperless operations. All educational materials are made available electronically through QR codes. Patients and visitors can easily access condition-specific brochures by scanning the appropriate code with their mobile devices. For those who may not be able to use QR codes, a limited number of printed pamphlets are available within each ward.