Before you come for admission, please read the following carefully and bring the documents listed.
General surgery and medical treatment
- The patient's photo ID.
- The treating physician's admission order.
- Medical records supporting the operation, such as ultrasound, X-ray, laboratory, MRI and CT scan reports.
Surgery for patients under 18
- The father must be present at admission.
- If the father cannot attend, the child's legal guardian must be present. In order of priority, the legal guardian is:
- the father, or the father's notarised consent;
- the paternal grandfather;
- the mother, if she is divorced and holds the custody document;
- any person who has custody of the child and brings the custody document.
Obstetric and gynaecological surgery, curettage and termination of pregnancy
- Birth certificates (shenasnameh) and ID cards of both spouses.
- The treating physician's admission order.
- The husband must be present.
- For curettage and termination of pregnancy, authorisation from the university of medical sciences and from the court is required, together with the husband's presence or his notarised consent.
Cosmetic surgery
- Married women must be accompanied by their husband; this does not apply to divorced women or to single women over 18.
- For patients under 18, the rules for children apply.
- Photo ID of the father or legal guardian, and the child's ID.
- Admission order stamped and signed by the treating physician.
- Medical records supporting the operation, such as ultrasound, X-ray, laboratory, MRI and CT scan reports.
The documents each insurer needs are listed on documents required by insurers.