MUSCAT : Omani businessman Saif bin Hamad bin Salem Al Ameri has donated OMR 500,000 that will be used to built a dialysis unit at Saham Hospital, Ministry of Health said.
Speaking to the media, Sultan Al Saadi, Director General of Services in North Al Batinah Governorate said that dialysis unit will help to improve services provided to patients with kidney failure.
According to MOH, the dialysis unit will be built on a 778,8-sq metre land inside Saham Hospital.
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The new unit will have a main ward with 17 beds in addition to two isolation wards with one bed each. The unit will have a capacity to accommodate more than 50 patients a day in two sessions.
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