Swabi: Bacha Khan Medical Complex a Medical Teaching Institute of the Gajju Khan Medical College Swabi, has released its annual performance report for 2025, highlighting major achievements in healthcare delivery and infrastructure development.

According to the hospital spokesperson, BKMC provided treatment to over 620,000 patients, including 384,655 OPD and 236,750 emergency cases, marking an increase of more than 51,000 patients compared to the previous year.

The report states that over 8,000 minor and major surgeries were performed, while 38,500 patients were admitted for inpatient care. Diagnostic services included 71,600 X-rays, 19,600 ultrasounds, over 783,700 laboratory tests, and more than 11,800 CT scans. Additionally, 11,800 births were recorded, and over 10,400 patients received free dialysis services.

Emergency services remained operational 24/7, with separate emergency units for adults and children to ensure efficient patient management, says spokesperson

The spokesperson said that more than 80 percent of treatments, including surgeries, are being provided under the KP Sehat Card Plus Program. He added that over 30,000 patients received treatment and more than 6,500 surgeries were performed under the program.

Under Institutional-Based Practice (IBP), over 39,000 patients consulted doctors, and 1,500 surgeries were carried out, He added

According to the spokesperson, the HIV Family Care Center continued treatment for over 250 registered patients, while complete treatment for Hepatitis B and C was also provided.

Several development projects were initiated during 2025, including completion of a state-of-the-art laboratory, ongoing renovation of Medical B and C wards and Physiotherapy OPD, and construction of endoscopy and bronchoscopy suites.

Approval for a Cath Lab is in the final stages, while work has begun for a four-storey Clinical Tower. Additionally, seven new operation theaters, including emergency and labor room theaters, will be operational this year, says spokesperson.