» SINA - Healthcare, Education & Welfare Trust

SINA Health, Education & Welfare Trust was conceived and developed to provide a high quality, standardized, quality-managed healthcare system to all the sections of the society irrespective of their financial capacity. The system is specially designed for developing countries with very limited financial and skilled human resources. Since 1998, the healthcare system has evolved into a financially viable healthcare model suitable for the poorest communities of developing countries.

The salient features of the system are:

Standardized and fully documented healthcare delivery for quality monitoring
Cost-effective, high quality and high volume capacity healthcare
Financial self-sustainability with appropriate patient volumes
Quality Management Systems (QMS) operated system
System trained healthcare staff - Easy explicability

SINA's healthcare system has proven to be an effective system in a very limited resourced environment and can be easily applied successfully in the private sector and commercial projects because of its sound business model, training programs and professional management systems. SINA's healthcare system can provide a complete solution for healthcare delivery for individuals, NGOs, international donor agencies, governments and for-profit healthcare organizations.

Our Vision

Quality healthcare is accessible to everyone in our society.

Our Mission

Focus on the needy in our society
Develop an accessible, quality healthcare network
Prioritize primary and preventive health
Facilitate access to secondary and tertiary care
Build capacity through relevant education and training

Collaboration with The Aga Khan University Hospital (AKUH)

SINA Old Sabzimandi Clinic has been recognized by AKUH for the final year student training in family medicine. This is indeed a big achievement since AKUH does not affiliate itself with any institution that does not follow their stringent standards. This proves that SINA is committed to its objective of providing quality healthcare facility to less privileged segment of our society.

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