If you were to walk through the halls of Nasir Hospital today, you would see that the true foundation of this building isn’t just concrete and steel, it is built on a legacy of profound collective sacrifice.

The miracle of our work is fueled by a beautiful, diverse community of supporters. We are sustained by the major philanthropist who contributes millions to build a new wing, but we are equally moved by the child who offers five dollars of their own pocket money with a sincere heart to help a stranger across the ocean.

Whether it is a gift of millions or a handful of coins, these contributions are more than just financial resources; they are acts of love from hundreds of thousands of individuals who step forward every time a fellow human being is in need. This journey is as much about the spirit of the giver as it is about the recovery of the patient.

At HF Healthcare, we believe that to truly honor these sacrifices, we must be wise stewards of every gift. Our strategy is built on a radical belief: Capital investment must be paired with operational sustainability. 

We don’t just build a facility and move on; we create self-sustaining healthcare ecosystems. By ensuring our hospitals generate the revenue needed to maintain themselves, we multiply our impact. This model allows us to transition from a single successful project into a scalable network of care. Without this focus on long-term viability, expansion would remain stagnant; with it, we can bring hope to entire continents.

By 2025, Nasir Hospital was providing over $170,000 in charity care to 5,500 underprivileged patients. This success gave us the confidence and the capital to look toward the horizon.

At present, HF Healthcare has successfully attended to over 84,000 patients and performed over 1,700 surgeries, with one-quarter of these services dedicated to underprivileged individuals in need.