Clemenceau Medical Center

Clemenceau Medical Center (CMC) is a private teaching hospital located in the heart of Beirut's Clemenceau district, affiliated with Johns Hopkins Medicine International (JHMI) for over two decades. This longstanding partnership with one of the world's foremost academic medical institutions positions CMC as the regional model for clinical excellence, safety, and patient-centered care. The hospital opened in 1997 as the Al-Amal Center and subsequently rebranded as Clemenceau Medical Center to reflect its expanded scope and international standing. In January 2024, CMC achieved its 6th consecutive JCI accreditation — one of the highest benchmarks for hospital quality in the world — demonstrating an unwavering commitment to global healthcare standards across two decades. CMC operates 158 fully equipped beds including 16 ICU/CCU beds with 1:1 nursing care, 4 NICU beds, and 11 state-of-the-art operating theatres. The hospital's cardiac surgery unit performs complex open-heart procedures, valve replacements, and coronary artery bypass grafting, while the neurosurgery department handles brain tumours, aneurysms, and spinal deformities. The oncology division provides comprehensive cancer care including medical oncology, radiation therapy, and surgical oncology. CMC's advanced diagnostic infrastructure includes 3 Tesla MRI, 128-slice CT scanners, digital mammography, PET-CT imaging, and an accredited pathology laboratory. The reproductive medicine centre offers IVF, ICSI, and advanced fertility treatments. The hospital's orthopaedic team performs joint replacements, sports medicine procedures, and complex spinal surgery using minimally invasive techniques. International patient services include a dedicated Patient Services Office providing support in Arabic, English, French, and Spanish. Services include visa coordination, airport transfers, accommodation arrangements, and comprehensive discharge planning. CMC accepts most international health insurance plans and provides detailed cost estimates before treatment begins. Located minutes from Beirut's international airport and the Central Business District, CMC serves as the primary destination for medical tourism across the Levant region, attracting patients from Iraq, Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, the UAE, and Europe seeking world-class care in a culturally familiar environment.