Clinics run by the King Salman Humanitarian Aid and Relief Center (KSrelief) in Jordan’s Zaatari Camp for Syrian refugees treated 6,320 patients in August 2026.

General medicine clinics saw 1,847 patients, the internal medicine clinic treated 718 people with diabetes, hypertension and asthma, pediatric clinics saw 799 children, and the dental clinic received 376 patients.

The women’s clinic received 523 patients, and the ear, nose and throat clinic treated 215 for sinus, throat, tonsil and middle-ear infections. Ophthalmology saw 233 patients, cardiology 57, diagnostic radiology 152, dermatology 217 and rehabilitation medicine 109.

The clinics also carried out 10,151 laboratory tests and 1,064 X-ray and ultrasound scans, gave 554 vaccinations and delivered 520 physiotherapy sessions.