FUNDA MEDICAL CENTER - Hospitals, Narimanov
- Baku, Narimanov district, Ismayil Hidayatzade street, 45
- (+99412) 567-55-82
- (+99412) 566-28-44
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Funda Hospital is a multidisciplinary medical center located in the Narimanov district of Baku. The hospital has 6 floors and operates 24/7.
History:
Operating since 1998 -
Internal Medicine and Therapy
Diagnosis and treatment of a wide range of internal organ diseases, including gastritis and diabetes. Care provided by professional internists.Surgery
Both general and aesthetic surgeries are performed. Operating rooms are equipped with modern technology.Gynecology and Maternity
Clinical conditions meet high standards. Includes maternity wards and specialized newborn care.Pediatrics
Separate pediatric department providing preventive check-ups, vaccinations, and child development monitoring.Cardiology
Diagnosis and treatment of cardiovascular diseases. Services include ECG, echocardiography, and 24-hour Holter monitoring.Radiology and Diagnostics
Advanced imaging technologies: MRI, CT, X-ray, ultrasound, and more.Physiotherapy and Rehabilitation
Post-operative and trauma rehabilitation with personalized treatment programs.Laboratory
Modern equipment for clinical, biochemical, and immunological tests with fast processing times. -
Social and Educational Initiatives
The clinic regularly implements public health and charitable campaigns, including:
A Healthy Future for Every Child” – free pediatric check-ups.“Women's Health Month” – free gynecological consultations.
“Heart Check” – free ECG and cardiology examinations.
These campaigns are held periodically, often aligned with health awareness days or national holidays.Charity
The hospital collaborates with local partners and community organizations to carry out blood donation drives and support socially vulnerable families — including subsidized treatments and free medical events for those in need.Public Health & Education
Informational sessions and workshops are regularly held on healthy lifestyles and early disease detection — aimed at improving public medical literacy.
