Integrated Health Services (IHS) established in 1996 is Pakistan's leading health organisation based in Islamabad operating on a national level. IHS has been working in partnership with various national health programs in Pakistan including the National Maternal & Child Health Program, NTP, HIV/AIDS and Hepatitis besides implementing health projects, consultancies and studies for other agencies and donors like the Global Fund (GFATM), UNFPA, UNDP, USAID, World Bank, Save the Children (UK), Concern Worldwide and federal and provincial governments. Goals of IHS Pakistan are to:
• Initiate and implement research and advocacy strategies in the health sector that are innovative, quality oriented, that cover all spectrums of the society.
• Help develop a society that is health conscious and prepared to face threat of any disease that Pakistan may face now or in future.
• Provide quality healthcare through integrating professional services, focusing on prevention, detection, and early correction, in a manner affordable for everyone.
• Reduce the sufferings and costs associated with morbidity and mortality by better and immediate primary health care. During the last 20 years, IHS has grown from a small establishment into a conglomerate of health services with no parallel in Pakistan. IHS integrates public health into preventive and curative health services focusing on the neglected areas of the healthcare spectrum with emphasis on prevention and early detection of diseases & disabilities. Due to committed, experienced and quality staff spread across the country and involved in multiple health disciplines along with its subsidiaries the IHS group has the ability to undertake diverse projects. Public Health Consultancies & Research Division (conducts consultancies, innovative interventions, donor designed projects, studies and surveys through a team of professionals including clinical specialists, public health scientists, HMIS experts & data analysts)
2. School Health Services Division (ranging from in-house school clinics to health education programs and teachers capacity building, general health & nutritional assessments)
3. Clinical Services Division (Including Clinics, MNCH centers, Children Hospital, Family Hospitals & Laboratory)
4. Home & Emergency Medical Care Division (including 24/7 medical helpline facility through dedicated UAN number 111 DOCTOR, on call doctors, medics, ambulances and nurses for long term homecare)
5. Occupational & Corporate Health Services Division (ranging from on-site health solutions for multinationals, E & P companies and industrial workers to occupational health trainings and HSE audits)
6. ACSM & BCC Division (Works on health advocacy, behavioural change communication, health education, trainings, capacity building & IVR)
