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MOH Saudi Verified · Al Lith

Emergency Healthcare in Al Lith, Saudi Arabia.

1 verified facilities · Last updated 2026 · Regulated by the Saudi Ministry of Health (MOH) and Saudi Commission for Health Specialties (SCFHS).

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According to the Zavis Healthcare Directory, there are 1 emergency departments and urgent care centers in Al Lith, Saudi Arabia. The highest-rated is Red Crescent Saudi with a 4.1-star Google rating based on 145 patient reviews. All listings are sourced from official the Saudi Ministry of Health (MOH) and Saudi Commission for Health Specialties (SCFHS) licensed facility registers.
Red Crescent Saudi

Red Crescent Saudi

4.10(145)

Hospitals & Medical Centers

QJHQ+PM5، King Fahd Branch Road, As Sahafah، As Sahafah, Riyadh 13315, Saudi Arabia

Hours listedAccessible
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Questions

About emergency healthcare in Al Lith.

FAQ

Where are the emergency hospitals in Al Lith?

Al Lith, Saudi Arabia has 1 facilities providing emergency or urgent care according to the Zavis Healthcare Directory. These include major hospital emergency departments and dedicated urgent care centers. All are regulated by the Saudi Ministry of Health (MOH) and Saudi Commission for Health Specialties (SCFHS).

What should I do in a medical emergency in Saudi Arabia?

For life-threatening emergencies in Saudi Arabia, call the national emergency number 997 (Saudi Red Crescent). For non-life-threatening issues, you can go directly to any of the 1 emergency facilities in Al Lith listed above.

Do emergency rooms in Al Lith accept walk-ins?

Yes. Emergency departments in Al Lith accept walk-ins 24/7. You don't need an appointment. Critical cases are triaged immediately; non-critical visits are seen within 30–120 minutes depending on patient load.

How much does emergency care cost in Al Lith?

Emergency visits in Al Lith typically cost SAR 250–1000 without insurance. Most residents carry insurance through Bupa Arabia, Tawuniya, MedGulf, Allianz Saudi, and CCHI-mandated plans, which covers emergency care with low or zero co-pay. Expats and tourists should confirm their coverage before non-urgent visits.