The Hariri Social & Medical Center (HFSMC) is a primary healthcare center registered with the Ministry of Public Health, providing high-quality, low-cost medical services to marginalized communities of all nationalities in Saida and its neighboring towns. HFSMC is housed in the 17th-century Emir Fakhreddine Palace in Saida’s historic district. The palace was affected by the 1956 earthquake and further urban interventions and later destroyed during the Lebanese civil war. It was later restored by Hariri Foundation for Sustainable Human Development, who has since established and operated its primary healthcare center on site, upon agreement with the national Public Institute for Housing, owner of the site. Established in 1992, the Hariri Social & Medical Center provides a wide range of services, including medical consultations with specialists in public health, pediatrics, gynecology, general surgery, urology, cardiology, otolaryngology, dermatology, diabetes, and endocrine. It also offers consultations with nutritionists, psychologists, as well as dental care services, such as dental checkups, cleaning, and filling. HFSMC provides primary surgical and laboratory operations, such as minor surgeries, injections, changing bandages, vaccinations for infants and children. The center also provides laboratory tests, including dental X-rays, electrocardiograms, ultrasounds, and diabetes tests. HFSMC also features a pharmacy which provides medicines at affordable rates, some of which are provided by the Ministry of Public Health and other private partners. 

Recently, HFSMC introduced its mental health services in collaboration with the Ministry of Public Health and Premiere Urgence. The service includes assessments, counseling, information sharing, and awareness-raising, which are referral-based after confirmation of the need for psychological support.