Established in 1971 aimed an era of under-equipped hospitals and rudimentary medical facilities in the 1970s, Jam Hospital emerged as a beacon of modern healthcare in Tehran. Founded by a group of predominantly US-educated physicians, it quickly rose to prominence, boasting three state-of-the-art operating theaters and pioneering the use of sophisticated radiology and cardiology devices. Jam Hospital made history as the first private medical facility in Iran to be equipped with a radioisotope machine, revolutionizing the diagnosis of thyroid diseases in the country. Renowned physicians from Tehran joined the hospital’s dedicated medical staff, enhancing its reputation significantly. The hospital’s founding principled were rooted in the belief that alleviating a person’s pain is a sacred duty, fostering an environment of kindness and compassion towards patients. Today, the doctors at Jam Hospital take immense pride in upholding the legacy of the hospital’s founders, embracing their values and commitment to compassionate care. In alignment with its mission to offer world-class medical services to international patients, Jam Hospital established its International Patients Department (IPD), dedicated to facilitating the admission and providing exceptional services to patients from foreign countries. Jam Hospital continues to stand as a testament to medical excellence and compassionate healthcare in Tehran.