In response to the community’s growing need for comprehensive primary healthcare, Almadina Clinic was established as an extension of the pharmacy. Starting as a backroom consulting service, the clinic gradually expanded into a fully-fledged outpatient department (OPD) and, later, an inpatient facility nearing completion. Qualified general practitioners and specialist physicians provided services, with a focus on inclusivity—treating both paying and underprivileged patients, the latter receiving treatment free of charge.

Almadina Clinic and Pharmacy were accredited as primary and secondary providers under the National Health Insurance Scheme in 2005, further expanding access to healthcare services. The facilities included procurement and logistics divisions, retail and wholesale pharmaceutical divisions, drug storage facilities, a well-equipped OPD, a medical diagnostic laboratory, and an 18-bed inpatient facility complete with delivery room and operating theatre.

In 2023, building upon its commitment to healthcare excellence and community service, Almadina Hospital expanded its services with the establishment of the Almadina College of Nursing Sciences. This new venture aimed to address the critical need for skilled healthcare professionals and further contribute to the enhancement of healthcare delivery in the region.