Taiba Hospital is a famous multi-specialty private hospital which provides best treatment and healthcare services in the Kuwait. This firm started its functioning in the year 2000, under the leadership of Dr. Sanad Al-Fadala, a well-known ENT consultant. This well experienced doctor set up the Taiba Clinic, in honor of his late mother Taiba Sayed Yaseen Al Tabtabai.This hospital is the Kuwait’s maiden medical center which specializes in day surgeries. The naming of this clinic was influenced by Dr. Sanad’s wife, the late Fatima Sulaiman Ibrahim Al Mussalem, who played a noteworthy role in this heartfelt tribute. In the year 2006, this Clinic got expanded into Taiba Hospital, becoming the maiden private hospital in the Mubarak Al-Kabeer Governorate. The hospital’s medical and administrative teams are the cornerstones of the firm’s excellence. Their hardworking and great dedicated efforts over the years paved the way for the firm’s success. This hospital, which is highly committed to serve its community, offers a range of medical expertise, which focuses on patient and family-centered care, all from this hospital which is situated in the heart of Sabah Al-Salem.
Vision: This hospital will undoubtedly be the innovative healthcare leader through its compassion for the patients.
Mission:
For this hospital, it’s patients come first; caregivers make it happen.
This hospital always sticks to the principles of Respect, Value, Compassion,
Integrity, Accountability, and Excellence.
This hospital aims to stand out from the rest by rendering best services to its patients.
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