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Health in Al Batinah North, Oman: official figures

Al Batinah North had 5 government hospitals with 560 beds in 2025, and 6 private hospitals with 245 beds. Oman had 62 government hospitals and 6,962 government hospital beds.

How many hospital beds are there in Al Batinah North?

Government and private hospitals together had 8.6 beds per 10,000 registered residents in Al Batinah North in 2025, 2nd lowest of 11 governorates; the national figure is 16.4.

Source: National Centre for Statistics and Information, Sultanate of Oman · saved copy

How many outpatient visits are there in Al Batinah North?

There were 4,000,148 outpatient visits in Al Batinah North in 2025 across government (Ministry of Health institutions) and private clinics and hospitals, 2nd highest of 11 governorates; that is 4.3 visits per registered resident (Oman: 3.9).

Source: National Centre for Statistics and Information, Sultanate of Oman · saved copy

How many ambulance call-outs are there in Al Batinah North?

The ambulance service attended 3,103 cases in Al Batinah North in 2025 (33 per 10,000 registered residents, 4th highest of 11 governorates); Oman as a whole had 19,068 cases.

Source: National Centre for Statistics and Information, Sultanate of Oman · saved copy

How many pregnant women are vaccinated in Al Batinah North?

10,180 pregnant women in Al Batinah North received the tetanus, diphtheria and pertussis dose in 2025, 2nd highest of 11 governorates (Oman: 58,015).

Source: National Centre for Statistics and Information, Sultanate of Oman · saved copy

Do people in Al Batinah North use private or government clinics?

Private clinics and hospitals handled 23.4% of outpatient visits in Al Batinah North in 2025 and the government sector 76.6% (Oman: 26.7% private); 5th highest of 11 governorates by private share. Government figures cover Ministry of Health institutions only.

Source: National Centre for Statistics and Information, Sultanate of Oman · saved copy

How many government hospital beds are there in Al Batinah North?

Government hospitals in Al Batinah North had 6.0 beds per 10,000 registered residents in 2025, 2nd lowest of 11 governorates (Oman: 13.0).

Source: National Centre for Statistics and Information, Sultanate of Oman · saved copy

How Al Batinah North compares with other governorates

Share of outpatient visits made to private providers, 2025 (2025)

Al Batinah North ranks 5 of 11, highest first.

RankRegionShare of outpatient visits made to private providers, 2025
2Muscat37.3%
3Al Batinah South26.4%
4Al Buraymi25.7%
5Al Batinah North23.4%
6Ash Sharqiyah South21.3%
7Al Wusta18.8%
8Musandam18.6%
Source: National Centre for Statistics and Information, Sultanate of Oman · saved copy

Hospital beds (government and private) per 10,000 residents, 2025 (2025)

Al Batinah North ranks 10 of 11, highest first.

RankRegionHospital beds (government and private) per 10,000 residents, 2025
5Al Buraymi12.0
6Adh Dhahirah11.5
7Ash Sharqiyah North11.4
8Ad Dakhliyah11.1
9Ash Sharqiyah South9.4
10Al Batinah North8.6
11Al Batinah South7.1
Source: National Centre for Statistics and Information, Sultanate of Oman · saved copy

Outpatient visits per registered resident, 2025 (2025)

Al Batinah North ranks 7 of 11, highest first.

RankRegionOutpatient visits per registered resident, 2025
4Musandam4.8
5Ash Sharqiyah North4.4
6Adh Dhahirah4.3
7Al Batinah North4.3
8Al Batinah South4.0
9Al Buraymi3.9
10Ad Dakhliyah3.6
Source: National Centre for Statistics and Information, Sultanate of Oman · saved copy

Ambulance cases per 10,000 residents, 2025 (2025)

Al Batinah North ranks 4 of 11, highest first.

RankRegionAmbulance cases per 10,000 residents, 2025
1Muscat58.2
2Musandam46.8
3Al Buraymi45.6
4Al Batinah North33.0
5Ad Dakhliyah31.7
6Dhofar27.8
7Al Batinah South24.3
Source: National Centre for Statistics and Information, Sultanate of Oman · saved copy

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