Jinnah Postgraduate Medical Center (JPMC)

This hospital is near my university but it's also comes in SMC (JSMU) doctors
I recommend you that this hospital is good with poor faculty staff but here all treatments are free with no management system and discipline

I am happy with the treatments but not happy about the timings of pcr test timing.Everyone who is going go jinnah hospital for pcr test must know that there timing is 9am to 12:30am from Monday to saturday except Friday. Friday timing is from 9am to 11:30am.

One of the biggest hospitals of pakistan, with over 1000s of patients coming from across sindh and balochistan etc to get treatment for all kinds of diseases and charging them with free of cost or only the equipment needed.

This is a big and great government hospital

Very cooperative staff may Allah bless them all 🤲

Well organized Opd complex for outdoor patients, very well trained Doctors

Although Jinnah Postgraduate Medical Center (JPMC) is a public sector hospital I was pleasantly surprised to see it clean and well organized with guards guiding you to where you want to go. The roads (it's a huge complex) were well maintained, abundant greenery and well marked pavements. The buildings had clearly visible markings which made navigation easy. The staff was friendly and courteous. Very satisfying experience while having my COVID-19 Booster shot.

The opening ceremony was a grand affair. The first class of students was inducted on 1st June, 1959. In 1963, the amalgamation of BMSI and all units of JCH led to the creation of JPMC with the combined administration headed by a Director. JPMC, thus established, comprised of a cluster of buildings spread over 148 acres. The prime purpose of this institution, in addition to treating patients, became higher medical education, training and research. Thereafter, with the passage of time, more buildings were constructed to cater to the growing needs of various evolving specialties. It can now proudly claim to be the biggest and the best equipped public sector hospital in Pakistan, employing highly qualified staff in numerous specialties, ready to render quality health care services to the ailing. In the process, JPMC also imparts high quality training to medical graduates, nurses and technicians and undertakes meaningful research in clinical and basic medical sciences. 1952, Dow Medical College (DMC) was attached with JCH. In August 1954 the National Assembly of Pakistan authorized the Basic Medical Sciences Institute (BMSI), as basic sciences education was deemed crucial to establishing a centre for higher medical education. After its initial establishment at DMC, Karachi, the Government of Pakistan changed the site for the development of BMSI to a building situated at the site of JCH. The Indiana University with its staff embarked on the establishment of BMSI, headed by Dr. Paul A. Nicoll, Prof. of Physiology who deserves major credit for accomplishment of this assignment. He was ably assisted by Dr. Osgood D Priddle, Prof. of Pharmacology and Dr. Rolla N. Harger, Prof. of Biochemistry. The BMSI with six departments and laboratories, including Anatomy, Biochemistry, Microbiology, Pathology, Pharmacology and Physiology, was thus established as the most updated medical institution of its time. The official opening ceremony was held on 11th April, 1959. Speakers on this occasion were the President of Pakistan, General Muhammad Ayub Khan, President of Indiana University, Dr. Harman B. Wells and Director General Health, Col. M. Jaffer.After the creation of Pakistan in 1947, the father of the nation, Quaid-e-Azam Muhammad Ali Jinnah was requested to grant approval to lend his name to the hospital, which he graciously accorded, with the condition that it be opened for the public. Thus the Medical Corps Hospital/British General Hospital was named as Jinnah Central Hospital (JCH).
Being the capital city of Pakistan at that time, Karachi became home to thousands of Federal Government employees, who settled here along with their families. The Government of Pakistan decided to establish JCH as a well equipped hospital to cater for their medical needs, as the existing Civil Hospital was inadequate for this purpose.The journey of Jinnah Postgraduate Medical Centre (JPMC) started in 1930 in Medical Corps Hospital, meant for medical aid to military personnel exclusively. In 1942 it was re-named as the British General Hospital and remained as such till 1947; a 100 bedded hospital with all basic necessary facilities

A large public hospital equipped with modern equipment. But the state of cleanliness needs to be addressed, and the administration must take concrete steps to end the mismanagement of the hospital. The attention of government officials is very important.

The covid vaccination staff and doctors are very helpful and supportive + pfizer and all other type of vaccines are available there, nowdays you can get vaccinated here in 25 to 30 minutes. Thumbs up 👍 to the management of JPMC.

A great hospital in the government sector. The way they treat emergency patients is outstanding! Thumbs up to the doctors here and a word of thanks to Dr.Seemi Jamali (Medical Superintendent) for making this place advance to a new level.

One of the oldest and best government run hospital and medical Graduate & Postgraduate education training center

The journey of Jinnah Postgraduate Medical Centre (JPMC) started in 1930 in Medical Corps Hospital, meant for medical aid to military personnel exclusively. In 1942 it was re-named as the British General Hospital and remained as such till 1947; a 100 bedded hospital with all basic necessary facilities.

The opening ceremony was a grand affair. The first class of students was inducted on 1st June, 1959. In 1963, the amalgamation of BMSI and all units of JCH led to the creation of JPMC with the combined administration headed by a Director. JPMC, thus established, comprised of a cluster of buildings spread over 148 acres. The prime purpose of this institution, in addition to treating patients, became higher medical education, training and research. Thereafter, with the passage of time, more buildings were constructed to cater to the growing needs of various evolving specialties. It can now proudly claim to be the biggest and the best equipped public sector hospital in Pakistan, employing highly qualified staff in numerous specialties, ready to render quality health care services to the ailing. In the process, JPMC also imparts high quality training to medical graduates, nurses and technicians and undertakes meaningful research in clinical and basic medical sciences.

I first visisted jinnah two days ago with my mother.
She got bells palsy on her left side of the face.I thought as we heard about all government places that you will have to wait in a queue and wait for your turn so long.
Fortunately, it didnt happen to be a wrong choice for us as there was only one row where a person is writing ur basic information on the given list and send you to the specific room no.As we entered the room, there were about 6 to 8 doctors busy in their discussion.when we asked who will check the patient he calmly check my mother and asked the symptoms and observation of the disease and then he explained it very well .it seems that we were being treated in private hospital very well.
Thankyku JPMC for a wonderful experience we really need your support 😁.
Special thanks to( Dr Adeel )of neurology department.

The Jinnah Postgraduate Medical Centre (J.P.M.C., also known as Jinnah Hospital, Karachi) is located at Rafiqui Shaheed Road in Karachi Cantonment area of Karachi, Sindh, Pakistan.
In 2015, approximately one million patients visit the hospital complex annually and it is considered one of the biggest government-operated hospitals in Karachi.

History and background:

After the independence of Pakistan in 1947, the founder of the nation, Muhammad Ali Jinnah was asked for approval to lend his name to the hospital. Jinnah granted the approval with the condition that the hospital be opened to the public.

In 1952, Dow Medical College was attached with the Jinnah Central Hospital. Then after a consolidation of many departments and laboratories in the area, an updated medical institution was opened. The opening ceremony was a big event on 11 April 1959 with President of Pakistan Ayub Khan addressing the audience on the occasion.[1]

In 2007, then Prime Minister of Pakistan Shaukat Aziz formally spoke at the foundation-stone laying ceremony of JPMC Medical Towers and a five-star hotel project.[3]

People come to this place all over the #Sind & #Balochistan province it's one of the biggest in #Karachi, staff is competitive better than other government departments, facilities are good but not enough according to the number of patients visiting here, but thank you to the donors who are giving here huge charity to help the needy humans regardless of race or religion, no discrimination but people have so many complaints because resources are less than required.
But any ways Thankyou to the people who served here and salute them for their efforts

JPMC is a Govt. Hospital in a City and one of the major hospital, every possible treatment is provided to patients from all over the city people from rural area also visit there.24/7 hospital is active in emergency cases.Most of the time it is crowdy place.

Excellent services and good care in emergency and other wards great and better for treatment cure....

main get of jinah hospital when you see get then your right side way go to kalahari pool cssd and bake deffenca kidney hospital and left go to some distance after pakistan post office jinah hospital branch after this children ward of jinah hospital etc up the bridge go to sadder karachi.

This is a very good hospital for both of them, who have crooked teeth or those who have come on top of each other, all those things are put on braces and the rates are very reasonable here.