List of hospitals in Armenia

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The healthcare system in Armenia includes a variety of hospitals that provide medical services to the population. This list includes major hospitals across the country, categorized by region and type of services offered.

Yerevan[edit]

Yerevan, the capital city of Armenia, hosts several prominent hospitals that serve both local and international patients.

Shirak Province[edit]

Shirak Province, located in the northwestern part of Armenia, has several hospitals providing essential healthcare services.

Lori Province[edit]

Lori Province is known for its beautiful landscapes and also for its healthcare facilities.

Kotayk Province[edit]

Kotayk Province, located near Yerevan, has hospitals that cater to the needs of the local population.

Ararat Province[edit]

Ararat Province, known for its agricultural output, also has hospitals providing healthcare services.

Armavir Province[edit]

Armavir Province, located in the western part of Armenia, has several hospitals.

Tavush Province[edit]

Tavush Province, located in the northeastern part of Armenia, has hospitals serving the local communities.

Syunik Province[edit]

Syunik Province, located in the southern part of Armenia, has hospitals providing healthcare services.

Vayots Dzor Province[edit]

Vayots Dzor Province, known for its wine production, also has healthcare facilities.

Gegharkunik Province[edit]

Gegharkunik Province, located in the eastern part of Armenia, has hospitals serving the local population.

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