List of hospitals in Cuba
This is a list of hospitals in Cuba. There are no private
clinics in Cuba, as all health services are government-run. There were 150 hospitals in Cuba, as of 2019.[1]
Havana
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Active and notable hospitals in Havana, capital of Cuba, are listed below. The hospital name in English and Spanish and date first opened are included.
Other cities
Active and notable hospitals in other cities include:
Defunct hospitals
- Hospital de San Lázaro, Havana (Royal Hospital of San Lázaro), Barrio de San Lázaro, 1781-1916
- St. Ambrose Hospital, 1568-1899
- Hospital of San Felipe and Santiago (San Juan de Dios)
- Belemitas Hospital
- Hospice of San Isidro
Notes
- ^ The Comandante Manuel Fajardo Surgical Clinical Hospital was built at the site of the Hospital Nuestra Señora de las Mercedes, founded in 1886.[2]
- ^ There is also a Cira Garcia International Clinic that serves only foreign patients.[2]
- ^ The Havana Psychiatric Hospital was formerly the General House for the Insane of Cuba. It has also gone by the name of Mazorra.[2]
- ^ The Surgical Clinical Hospital Salvador Allende is on the site of the Quinta Covadonga, which was founded in 1896.[2]
See also
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