About SIUTWhat We Do

SIUT provides free medical treatment for kidney and liver diseases and cancers. It is a renowned center for ethical kidney transplantation.

Our patients are predominantly from the rural and poorer urban strata with virtually no access to medical facilities. They are financially incapable of affording modern diagnostic, treatment and transplant facilities which are very costly in the private sector.

SIUT's extensive facilities house state-of-the-art equipment which enables us to provide free treatment related to a vast area of medicine. This also means that many patients, who would have to go abroad for costly treatment, can now be treated within the country, thereby saving valuable foreign exchange.

We believe that health-care is a fundamental human right and should be available to 3 anyone and everyone, free of cost. Therefore, no patient is turned away from our hospital or asked to pay for our services. SIUT does it free - with dignity.

SIUT has developed a model of partnership with the government and the community to fund the needs of our patients. Our success is based on a simple philosophy of community service, social responsibility, team-work and a strong work-ethic. It is with this mindset that we have established a state-of-the-art medical institution that provides free treatment to all.

SIUT depends substantially on contributions from the public, corporate bodies and citizens to provide this free treatment. Government grants and Zakat contributions are also an important part of our funding.

As part of its vision to improve health care in Pakistan, SIUT has set up teaching and training facilities in house, training doctors, nurses and technicians. Graduates of the SIUT postgraduate programs have acquired the knowledge, skills and practices necessary to establish tertiary care programs elsewhere in Pakistan and the region. They also play a vital role in transfer of technology and knowledge, reaching out to people in need and other care providers in the disciplines covered.

SIUT also serves as a regional training center for urology, nephrology and transplantation for graduates from Iran, Sudan, UAE, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka, Nepal, and other South Asian countries. All the training is organized, managed, monitored and evaluated at the SIUT with local and international collaboration where needed.