Ranked No. 1 for orthopaedics in the Middle East (Newsweek 2026), treating complex scoliosis, limb deformity, and musculoskeletal oncology across Riyadh, Jeddah, and Madinah
Yes. The national disabled children's programme has been active since 1990 across 11 clinic sites, with KFSH&RC as the central tertiary referral. The programme covers congenital deformities, growth disorders, physeal injuries, paediatric bone tumours, and cerebral palsy-related musculoskeletal conditions. International families receive accommodation guidance, Arabic and English language support, and post-operative follow-up via the AlTakhassusi App.
Yes. KFSH&RC is ranked No. 1 for orthopaedics in the Middle East by Newsweek's Best Specialized Hospitals: Middle East 2026, based on peer recommendations from healthcare professionals across seven countries. The department performs 1,300+ surgeries annually, sees 18,000+ outpatients per year, and operates Saudi Arabia's first Regenerative Medicine Centre in orthopaedics. The department also runs 4 accredited clinical fellowship programmes.