Children's Hospital Multan Contact Number, OPD Clinics and Emergency: 061-9201431 and Every Specialty

The Children's Hospital and the Institute of Child Health Multan can be reached on 061-9201431 to 3, and its emergency treats children round the clock. It is at Fawara Chowk, Abdali Road, Multan. The outdoor (OPD) runs clinics in 19 children's specialties, from general medicine and heart to eye and dental. Indoor treatment is free, the hospital says. Below: every OPD clinic, how the emergency works, test report times, the blood bank and what to ask before you travel.

We read the hospital's own website, chm.punjab.gov.pk, on the night of 2 November 2026. The site does not publish OPD hours, so we have not guessed them. Call the numbers above before a first visit.

Call 061-9201431 to 3, or go straight to the emergency

The contact page lists 061-9201431-3 as the phone line and childrenhospitalmultan@gmail.com as the email. The emergency is open 24 hours and takes referred children from across south Punjab, Balochistan and Khyber Pakhtunkhwa. An ambulance runs round the clock.

The OPD runs clinics in 19 children's specialties

The hospital's outdoor page lists 19 services, staffed by trained paediatric doctors. They cover medicine, surgery and the senses. Ask at registration which clinic your child needs, as some run on set days.

The preventive paediatrics department also runs a growth and development clinic, a nutrition clinic, a genetic clinic, a lactation clinic and a vaccination centre. Vaccines follow the national EPI schedule, and a card is issued. The schedule itself is in the baby vaccination schedule for Pakistan.

On fees, the hospital says only that indoor services are free and outdoor services are provided "as per Government rules". It does not list an OPD slip fee, so bring a little cash in case.

A visit to the OPD in five steps

Bring the parents' CNIC, the child's B-Form if you have it, and any old prescriptions or reports. The emergency registers every child online with a parent's CNIC and mobile number, so expect the same details at OPD.

1. Call 061-9201431 to 3 to ask which day your child's specialty clinic runs.
2. Reach the hospital at Fawara Chowk early in the morning.
3. Register at the counter with a parent's CNIC and mobile number.
4. Go to the clinic named on your slip and wait for your turn.
5. Keep the slip for tests, X-rays and the pharmacy.

If your child is very sick, with fits, breathing trouble or heavy diarrhoea, skip the OPD and go to the emergency gate at any hour.

The emergency sees the sickest child first

A senior staff nurse meets every child at the emergency gate and sorts them by how ill they are. The Casualty Medical Officer then examines the child. A child in a critical state goes straight to the medical, surgical or newborn emergency.

The emergency has a resuscitation room, a high dependency unit for very sick children, and an oral rehydration (ORS) area where mothers are shown how to give ORS by spoon. A separate diarrhoea section treats children with severe dehydration through a drip. Step-down cabins keep a child under watch for 24 hours before discharge or transfer to a ward or ICU.

Surgical cases are first stabilised by the medical emergency team, then handed to the children's surgeons.

Test reports: X-ray in an hour, CT in 24 to 48 hours

The pathology lab runs 24 hours, 7 days, with more than 300 routine and special tests. X-ray reports come within one hour. CT scan reports take 24 to 48 hours, or one to two hours in an emergency, the radiology page says.

Radiology also offers ultrasound, colour Doppler, fluoroscopy studies and MRI. The Rehabilitation Services Unit, in the Outdoor building, offers physiotherapy, speech therapy, occupational therapy, EEG and hearing tests, and a ketogenic diet clinic for hard-to-control epilepsy.

The blood bank supports 576 thalassaemia children

The blood bank, set up in 2007, supplies whole blood, packed cells, platelets and plasma. It says more than 576 thalassaemia patients and over 268 haemophilia patients are registered with it. All donations are screened for hepatitis B, hepatitis C and HIV.

If your child needs regular transfusions, ask the blood bank about registration. Free transfusion centres run by a charity are listed in Sundas Foundation thalassaemia centres. For the Lahore equivalent of this hospital, see Children's Hospital Lahore.

If you have a complaint about treatment, raise it with the hospital first, then with the regulator, as set out in complaining about a hospital in Punjab.

Common questions

What is the contact number of Children's Hospital Multan?

061-9201431 to 3, as listed on the hospital's contact page.

What are the OPD timings of Children's Hospital Multan?

The hospital's website does not publish OPD hours. Call 061-9201431 before you go; the emergency is open 24 hours.

Is treatment free at Children's Hospital Multan?

The hospital says indoor services are free, and outdoor services follow government rules.

Where is Children's Hospital Multan?

At Fawara Chowk, Abdali Road, Multan.

Does the hospital give vaccines?

Yes. Its preventive paediatrics department runs a vaccination centre that follows the EPI schedule and issues a card.

How we verified this

What we checked, where we read it, and what we could not confirm.

Last checked 2 November 2026 at about 23:15 PKT. We read the hospital's contact page, its outdoor page, and its pages on emergency, indoor, diagnostics, blood bank, rehabilitation, FAQ and how to avail services, all on chm.punjab.gov.pk. The site gives no OPD timings, clinic days or OPD fee, so we have not stated them. We did not call the hospital or visit it.