This is a list of hospitals in Bahrain.
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- Royal Bahrain Hospital www.royalbahrainhospital.com
- KIMS Bahrain Medical Centre http://www.kimsbh.com/
- Dr. Sulaiman Al-Habib Medical Center
- Al-Amal Hospital - Hamad Town
- Al-Hilal Hospital - Muharraq
- Al-Kindi Specialised Hospital - Manama
- American Mission Hospital - Manama
- Awali Hospital
- Bahrain Defence Force Hospital (also known as Bahrain Royal Medical Services or Military Hospital) - Riffa
- Bahrain Specialist Hospital
- Darkulaib Hospital
- Dr. Tariq Saeed Hospital
- German Orthopedic Hospital
- Gulf Dental Specialty Hospital
- Gulf Diabetes Specialist Center
- Ibn al-Nafees Hospital
- International Hospital of Bahrain
- Iranian Specialist Hospital
- King Hamad University Hospital - Busaiteen
- Noor Specialist Hospital- Manama
- Salmaniya Medical Complex (SMC) Hospital
- Sitra Health Centre
- Urology & Plastic Surgery Hospital (UPS)
- Shifa Al Jazeera - Ras Ruman Manama
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