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Musa Naghiyev Hospital - Bus stop, Nasimi

Musa Naghiyev Hospital (Baku)
  • City Clinical Hospital No. 1 named after Musa Nagiyev (commonly known as "Semashko") is one of the most established and largest multi-profile medical institutions in Baku. The hospital is a center for providing high-level inpatient and outpatient medical care, as well as executing emergency and urgent medical services. The institution operates under the Ministry of Health of the Republic of Azerbaijan and TABIB (Management Union of Medical Territorial Units) and holds strategic significance in the country's healthcare system.

    History:

    The hospital has been operating for many years and, alongside its historic building complex, has been expanded and equipped with high-tech medical equipment in modern times.

    Team:

    A large team consisting of professional surgeons, resuscitators, therapists, and extensive nursing and medical staff.

  • Inpatient service: Inpatient treatment of patients in surgical, therapeutic, neurological, and other profiles.
    Emergency care: Emergency and urgent medical department operating 24/7.
    Diagnostics: Centralized laboratory, radiology (MRI, CT, X-ray), and ultrasound (USG) examinations.
    Specialized centers: Specialized surgical and therapeutic departments for various organ systems

  • Providing free medical services to vulnerable segments of the population and implementation of state programs.

  • Regular updates on innovations implemented in the hospital, new surgical methods, and medical equipment supplies.

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Musa Naghiyev Hospital operates in the city as a bus stop location on Samad Vurgun Street in the Nasimi district of Baku. This stop is a practical reference point for passengers heading to or from the hospital. Nasimi is one of the busier districts in Baku, and public transport connections here are generally reliable. The stop's clear address makes it easier for visitors and locals alike to find their way to the hospital. For exact schedules, checking on site is recommended.