Hospital San Juan de Dios
Hospital San Juan de Dios refers to several hospitals located in different countries. These hospitals are named after Saint John of God, a Portuguese-born Spanish friar who dedicated his life to caring for the sick and the poor. Here are the different hospitals that share this name:
- Hospital San Juan de Dios, Bogota: Located in Bogota, Colombia, this hospital provides medical services to the local community.
- San Juan de Dios Hospital (Santiago): Situated in Santiago, Chile, this hospital offers a range of healthcare services to patients.
- Former hospital in Cúcuta, Colombia: This hospital in Cúcuta, Colombia has been transformed into a library, serving as a cultural and educational space.
- Hospital San Juan de Dios, Pamplona, Colombia: Located in Pamplona, Colombia, this hospital serves the healthcare needs of the local population.
- Hospital San Juan de Dios (San José): Situated in San José, Costa Rica, this hospital provides medical care to patients in the region.
See also[edit | edit source]
- San Juan de Dios Hospital (Granada): A hospital located in Granada, Spain.
- San Juan De Dios Hospital (Philippines): A hospital in the Philippines named after Saint John of God.
- St John of God Hospital (disambiguation): A disambiguation page for hospitals named after Saint John of God.
- San Juan de Dios Hospital (Peru): A hospital in Peru associated with the Order of Saint John of God.
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