Services
our services
hospitalisation
The Fultang Polyclinic offers different types of hospitalisation depending on the care that must be provided:
Full-time hospitalisation – Care requiring accommodation at the clinic from at least one day to several months, depending on the case.
Part-time hospitalisation – Hospital care provided over a single day or in a sequenced manner, in the form of a treatment session which may require one or more days during the week.
Home hospitalisation – Medical and paramedical care prescribed by your doctor. This care is continuous and provided by a multidisciplinary team 24/7.
Day hospital – Mode of care characterised by admission, treatment, and discharge on the same day: hospitalisation without accommodation. If in this context a surgical procedure is performed that day, it is referred to as outpatient surgery.
medical services
These services welcome patients in conventional hospitalization (7 days a week, 24 hours a day) and take care of all pathologies relating to: Medical or surgical treatment requiring clinical monitoring, repeated biological and/or radiological. _ “Continuous Monitoring Unit”: Accommodates patients with a high risk of failure (cardiac, respiratory distress, coma, etc.) _ “Intensive Care”: (If the failure concerns a single organ), _ “Resuscitation”: (If several failures are identified and if the prognosis is life threatening). In other words, continuous monitoring is intended to take care of a patient at risk of vital failure; intensive care is empowered to treat a single failure for a limited time; Resuscitation is dedicated to the prolonged management of multiple failures.
Hospital service responsible for welcoming and caring for the sick and injured who present themselves or are brought by the emergency service (Fire Brigade, etc.). This specialised service is organised into three zones: a reception zone, an examination and treatment zone including a room and means of unloading, and a short-term surveillance zone (boxes, for waiting for a short-term discharge or hospitalisation in another department).
The Fultang Polyclinic Radiology Department has state-of-the-art technology, including ultrasounds, X-rays, CT scans and EKG machines. They plan to expand to include an echocardiogram, mammography, and MRI. The clinic is fully staffed with technicians and a Radiologist, who works with other doctors for effective treatment plans. The Fultang Polyclinic aims to continue growing as medical technology evolves to offer newer and emerging technologies to provide patients with the best care possible.
Contributes effectively to the establishment of diagnostic and therapeutic plans for adult patients suffering from severe and multi-organ conditions.
The facility handles medical and surgical gynaecological problems. Services provided include maternity care, antenatal ultrasounds, functional explorations, neonatology, gynaecological and obstetrical surgery, and family planning.
Welcomes children from birth to the age of 17 for any medical or surgical pathology; in order to promote rapid healing and harmonious psychomotor development of the child.
Fultang’s hospital’s dental care and odontology service takes care of patients suffering from oral pathologies.
The main activity of this service focuses on consultations and outpatient surgery. These activities are coupled with those of optics which is interested in the mechanisms of vision and its disorders in order to provide solutions.
Provides surgical care for several specialties:
– Visceral and digestive surgery
– Urological surgery
– Orthopaedic surgery
– Somatological surgery
– ENT surgery
– Gynaecological surgery.
Ensures the rehabilitation of the patients movement or motor skills disorders; deficiencies or alterations in functional abilities.
The Fultang Polyclinic has a technical platform which allows practitioners to access certain modern diagnostic tools.
