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Online Patient Registration
What to ExpectWelcome to SUMUD Project for Neuro-Medical Care
A voluntary, community-led medical initiative providing free neurosurgical clinics across Gaza's governorates. Founded by Dr. Ahmed Alkahlout and a dedicated team of doctors, surgeons, and humanitarians who refused to stop healing.
Our Services
Emergency treatment • CT scans for urgent cases • Medicines for chronic neurological patients • Rehabilitation tools for amputees • Support for newborns and mothers • Elderly care and mobility support • Ongoing treatment for displaced families • Physiotherapy and occupational rehabilitation • Wound and ulcer care team • Mental health
❋ Note: Registration is open for up to one week at a time, prior to each scheduled free clinic. Registration will be open three times per week. Patients will be contacted via text message after their cases have been triaged, according to their region, and after consultation with the doctor. The SUMUD Project for Neuro-Medical Care is an independent, locally led humanitarian initiative delivering free, specialized neurosurgical and neuro-medical treatment to trauma victims in the Gaza Strip. Under the medical direction of veteran neurosurgeon Dr. Ahmed Alkahlout, our mission is to deliver life-altering nerve, spine, and brain trauma care entirely free of charge.
This secure digital portal allows patients, family members, or referring physicians to safely upload medical histories, symptom files, and neuro-radiological data (CT scans/MRIs). All submissions are strictly confidential and are securely reviewed by our clinical triage team to prioritize high-acuity trauma cases for our upcoming mobile clinic rotations. Your data is protected under international patient privacy standards and will only be accessed by authorized clinical personnel.
Patient data is encrypted and shared only with SUMUD Project’s medical team in Gaza. No information is sold or shared with third parties. This form is for humanitarian medical registration only.
Patient Contact Information: Patients will be contacted via text message after their cases have been triaged, according to their region, and after consultation with the doctor.
Specialists at the SUMUD Project
Wound Care Team: Dr. Mustafa Naeem