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The BHCC aims to improve the quality, safety and efficiency of healthcare service delivery for all Public and Private Healthcare Establishments (HCEs) including Allopaths, Homeopaths and Tibbs in the province of Balochistan.

16/02/2026

Quetta 16.02.2026: A team from BHCC conducted the physical verification of registration and provided an orientation session on Key Patient Safety Area (KPSA) at Saleem Medical Complex.

During the visit, the team reviewed compliance with the Balochistan Healthcare Commission Act, 2019 and the Licensing & Anti-Quackery Regulations, 2024. The management and healthcare personnel were guided on regulatory requirements, quality standards, patient safety protocols, and continuous quality improvement mechanisms.

Visit to various Collection Centres – Jinnah Road
The BHCC team also visited a diagnostic collection centres located at Jinnah Road to assess service delivery standards, documentation practices, and adherence to registration and licensing requirements. Necessary guidance was provided to ensure full compliance with regulatory standards and to safeguard public health.

BHCC remains committed to Strengthening clinical governance, Ensuring patient safety and service quality, Enforcing registration and licensing requirements and Eliminating quackery in all its forms.

Together, we are building a safer and stronger healthcare system in Balochistan.

12/02/2026

Quetta 12.02.2026: The Balochistan Healthcare Commission conducted an uninformed visit to Al-Khair Hospital, Zarghoon Road, Quetta, as part of its regulatory mandate under the Balochistan Healthcare Commission Act, 2019 and the Licensing & Anti-Quackery Regulations, 2024.

The purpose of the visit was the verification of the KPSA form, which is a mandatory requirement for the issuance of a Provisional License.

During the visit, the inspection team assessed compliance with the Commission’s regulatory requirements, including:
• Infrastructure and facility standards
• Availability of qualified healthcare personnel
• Operational and service delivery compliance
• Adherence to Minimum Service Delivery Standards (MSDS)

Such uninformed inspections are conducted to ensure transparency, accountability, and adherence to healthcare standards across the province.

The Balochistan Healthcare Commission remains committed to:
- Improving quality of healthcare services
- Ensuring patient safety and clinical governance
- Eliminating quackery in all its forms
- Strengthening regulatory compliance across healthcare establishments

Healthcare establishments are reminded to ensure full compliance with BHCC regulations to facilitate smooth processing of licensing and accreditation.
For further information, please visit the official BHCC office or contact the Directorate of Licensing & Anti-Quackery.

Balochistan Healthcare Commission
Regulating Healthcare, Ensuring Quality, Protecting Public Health.

11/02/2026

Quetta | 11.02.2026: Zero Tolerance for Quackery

11/02/2026

Quetta 11.02.2026: The Balochistan Healthcare Commission conducted a physical verification of registration and orientation session on Key Patient Safety Area (KPSA) Sangeen Hospital, Airport Road as part of its ongoing regulatory and facilitation initiatives under the BHCC Act, 2019.

During the visit, the BHCC team carried out on-site verification of registration documents and assessed compliance with regulatory requirements. An orientation session was also conducted for the hospital management and staff to enhance understanding of:
• Registration and licensing procedures
• Minimum Service Delivery Standards (MSDS)
• Clinical governance requirements
• Anti-quackery provisions
• Complaint management mechanisms

The Commission remains committed to strengthening quality healthcare services, ensuring patient safety, and promoting compliance across all healthcare establishments in Balochistan.

BHCC continues to work collaboratively with healthcare providers to improve standards and eliminate quackery in all its forms.

Together for safe, quality, and regulated healthcare in Balochistan.

11/02/2026

Quetta 11.02.2026: The Balochistan Healthcare Commission continues its strict enforcement drive against unregistered and unqualified healthcare providers to safeguard public health and eliminate quackery across the province.

During a recent crackdown conducted at Sariab Road, Master Colony, and Munir Ahmed Mengal Road, the following actions were taken:

01 Clinic Sealed: One clinic was sealed for operating without registration and qualification & Penalty imposed as per regulatory provisions.

Penalties Imposed on 01 Dental Clinic, 01 General Practitioner (GP) Clinic, 01 Polyclinic (All assigned penalties for regulatory violations.)

Warnings Issued to 01 GP Clinic and 01 Maternity Home
(Formal warnings issued with directions for immediate compliance.)

BHCC reiterates that operating any healthcare establishment without proper registration, licensing, and qualified staff is a violation of the law and will result in strict action.

The Commission remains committed to ensuring quality healthcare services and protecting citizens from unsafe and illegal medical practices.

Public cooperation is encouraged. Report unregistered or suspicious healthcare facilities to BHCC.

Zero Tolerance for Quackery
Safe Healthcare for All

10/02/2026

Quetta 10.02.2026: The Balochistan Healthcare Commission organized a KPSA Orientation on Laboratory Management at the BHCC Head Office, aimed at strengthening regulatory understanding and quality standards for diagnostic laboratories.

The session focused on key aspects of laboratory management, compliance with BHCC standards, quality assurance, and the regulatory framework governing laboratory services in Balochistan.

Participants were briefed on best practices to enhance patient safety, accuracy of diagnostics, and overall service quality.

BHCC remains committed to capacity building and continuous professional development to ensure safe, standardized, and quality healthcare services across the province.

09/02/2026

Quetta 09.02.2026: The Balochistan Healthcare Commission (BHCC) conducted an uninformed inspection visit to Aria Institute of Medical Sciences (AIMS), Aria Hospital, Quetta as part of its regulatory mandate.

This visit was carried out for the verification of the KPSA Form, which is a mandatory requirement for the grant of a Provisional License, in accordance with the Balochistan Healthcare Commission Act, 2019 and the BHCC Licensing & Anti-Quackery Regulations, 2024.

During the visit, the inspection team assessed:
- Compliance with minimum service delivery standards
- Verification of submitted documentation
- Availability of qualified healthcare personnel
- Infrastructure and basic patient safety requirements

Such uninformed visits are a standard regulatory practice to ensure transparency, accuracy of information, and protection of patient rights.

BHCC remains committed to Ensuring quality healthcare services, Strengthening clinical governance & Promoting lawful and ethical medical practice across Balochistan.

All healthcare establishments are advised to maintain continuous compliance with BHCC regulations.

05/02/2026

Pishin 04.02.2026: A team of the Balochistan Healthcare Commission (BHCC) visited Rural Health Center (RHC) Saranan, District Pishin as part of its routine regulatory and monitoring activities.

The visit aimed to assess on-ground service delivery, review compliance with applicable standards, and strengthen coordination with healthcare staff to ensure the provision of safe and quality healthcare services to the public.

BHCC continues its efforts to monitor healthcare facilities across the province in line with its mandate to improve healthcare quality and promote patient safety.

05/02/2026

Pishin 04.02.2026: The Balochistan Healthcare Commission conducted an official meeting with the Deputy Commissioner (DC) Pishin at the DC Office, Pishin.

During the visit, an orientation session on Key Patient Safety Area (KPSA) was conducted for the Unit Head and Medical Superintendent (MS) of Teaching Hospital Pishin and Darman Hospital Pishin. The session focused on regulatory requirements, compliance mechanisms, and the role of healthcare establishments in ensuring quality healthcare services.

In addition, physical verification of registration of the concerned healthcare establishments was also carried out as part of BHCC’s ongoing regulatory and oversight activities.

BHCC remains committed to strengthening coordination with district administration and healthcare institutions to promote clinical governance, transparency, and patient safety across Balochistan.

03/02/2026

Quetta | 03.02.2026: The Balochistan Healthcare Commission (BHCC) conducted an orientation session on Key Patient Safety Areas (KPSA) at the BHCC office for the management and staff of hospital-based laboratories.

The session focused on strengthening patient safety practices, improving quality assurance mechanisms, and enhancing compliance with prescribed regulatory and safety standards in laboratory services. Participants were briefed on the importance of KPSA implementation to ensure accurate diagnostics, risk reduction, and safe healthcare delivery.

BHCC continues to engage healthcare providers through capacity-building initiatives to promote quality, safety, and accountability across the healthcare system in Balochistan.

02/02/2026

Quetta | 02.02.2026: The Balochistan Healthcare Commission (BHCC) team conducted an official visit to the Balochistan Institute of Child Health Services, Quetta (Children Hospital), for physical verification of registration in accordance with the Commission’s regulatory framework.

The visit was carried out as part of BHCC’s mandate to ensure compliance with applicable standards and regulatory requirements. During the visit, the hospital management and relevant staff were also provided a detailed orientation on the Key Patient Safety Areas (KPSA), focusing on quality improvement, patient safety, and adherence to prescribed protocols.

BHCC remains committed to strengthening clinical governance and promoting safe, quality healthcare services across Balochistan.

30/01/2026

Quetta 30.01.2026: The Balochistan Healthcare Commission (BHCC) team conducted its first follow-up assessment visit to Dr. Zoya Hospital, Satellite Town, Quetta, with a focus on reviewing the deficiencies identified during the previous assessment.

During the visit, the team observed that certain deficiencies still persist. The hospital management was formally apprised of these observations, and guidance was provided in line with the applicable standards and regulations.

BHCC reaffirmed its commitment to support and facilitate the hospital management in addressing the identified gaps, with the objective of improving service delivery and ensuring compliance with healthcare quality standards.

BHCC remains dedicated to strengthening clinical governance and promoting quality healthcare services across Balochistan.

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