Providing health services free of charge since its opening

SHEVIN HASAN / AL-HASAKAH

In order to help people with low incomes, and to provide health services that serve the community day and night, the Democratic Autonomous Administration has established a clinic in al-Kalasa neighborhood in al-Hasakah city. The aim is to serve the community and serve the citizens in terms of health without any financial fees.

The clinic, which opened in July 2016, is the first clinic of the city's democratic autonomous administration, and thanks to the efforts of the administration, the clinic was able to treat many diseases

The clinic opens its doors to patients in two shifts. The first time starts from 8 am to 11 pm, is for patients with internal and cardiac conditions, while the second time starts from 11 am to 2 pm, dedicated to pediatric diseases.

The clinic also includes two doctors, a pharmacist, a laboratory technician and two midwives.

While the office oversees the reporting and the necessary quantities of medicines and delivery to the Health Body as it is supporting the center with medicines.

Mohammed al-Abdullah the administrator of the clinic told Hawar news agency that the purpose of opening the clinic is to serve patients without taking any material fees.

"We receive all citizens from all components, and the internal cardiac doctor comes from 8 am to 11 pm, as the pediatrician comes from 11 am to 2 pm in addition to the other members throughout the working hours ".

He added: "We treat the leishmania and give the patient medicine, we do the medical analysis in the laboratory of the clinic and do not receive external analysis."

Al-Abdullah pointed out that a midwife supervises the women's section and provides them with treatment and education, while there are two nurses who provide first aid to the patients.

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ANHA