The Trinidad and Tobago Hospitals can be chiefly divided into three types based on the administrative sector that they belong to. This includes the government run hospitals and the private nursing homes. The hospital and health care departments in Trinidad and Tobago are well managed major health concerns such as polio, AIDS or malaria are kept at bay thanks to the excellent hygiene management in the country. Tourists can count on the health care service centers which are provided by the government as well as the private sector hospitals. All major health issues and government run hospitals are directly under the surveillance of the Ministry of Health of Trinidad and Tobago. Further medical concerns are also managed by the Trinidad and Tobago Medical Association.
The Leading Hospitals In Trinidad and Tobago
- Tobago Regional Hospital, Fort Street, Scarborough, Tobago, West Indies
- Port of Spain General Hospital, Charlotte Street, Port of Spain, Trinidad, West Indies
- San Fernando General Hospital, Lady Hailes Avenue, Harris Promenade, San Fernando, Trinidad, West Indies
- Mount Hope Hospital, The Eric Williams Medical Sciences Complex, Uriah Butler Highway, Champs Fleurs, Trinidad, West Indies
Trinidad And Tobago Private Hospitals
- Nicoll Nursing Home, 44 Coblentz Avenue, Port of Spain, Trinidad
- Southern Medical Clinic, 26–24 Quenca and St Vincent Streets, San Fernando
- Adventist Hospital, Western Main Road, Cocorite, Port of Spain, Trinidad.
- Langmore Health Foundation, Palmyra Village, San Fernando, Trinidad
Other Hospitals In Trinidad And Tobago
- Mayaro District Hospital, Mayaro, East Trinidad
- Princes Town District Hospital, Princes Town, Trinidad
- Couva District Hospital, Couva, Central Trinidad
- St Ann’s Hospital, St Ann’s Road, Port of Spain, Trinidad
- Sangre Grande County Hospital, Sangre Grande, East Trinidad
- Caura Chest Hospital, Couva, Central Trinidad
- Arima District Hospital, Queen Mary Avenue, Arima, Trinidad
- Point Fortin District Hospital, Point Fortin, South Trinidad
- St James Medical Complex, St James, Port of Spain, Trinidad
The health care system of a nation is the earmark of the administration of the country and surely the Trinidad and Tobago hospitals and health care units have proved the mettle of the country's discipline.
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