The “Dr. Sami Haxhibeqiri” General Hospital in Mitrovica released a six-month report detailing the volume of medical care provided to the community. The data covers the period spanning January through June 2026, indicating that the facility treated and admitted a total of 3,088 patients during this timeframe.
The comprehensive review of hospital records shows that the patient load was distributed across several specialized wards, highlighting the diverse medical needs of the population served. Analysis of the admissions reveals that the Obstetrics ward managed the highest volume of care, treating 487 patients. This was closely followed by the Neonatology department, which admitted 404 patients, and the Gynecology ward, which cared for 343 patients.
In addition to maternal and reproductive health services, the hospital reported significant activity in other key areas. The Pediatrics department accounted for 338 patients, while Internal Medicine treated 313 patients. Specialized services also saw substantial patient numbers: Ophthalmology managed 258 patients, and Surgery admitted 218 patients.
The remaining departments continued to provide necessary care, with the Orthopedics ward admitting 18 patients. Overall, the statistics provide a clear overview of the operational capacity and the breadth of services offered by the hospital to its patients during the first half of 2026.
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