List of hospitals in Croatia

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The healthcare system in Croatia is comprised of a network of hospitals that provide a range of medical services to the population. This list includes major hospitals across various regions in Croatia, offering specialized and general healthcare services.

Hospitals in Zagreb[edit]

Hospitals in Split[edit]

Hospitals in Rijeka[edit]

Hospitals in Osijek[edit]

Hospitals in Zadar[edit]

Hospitals in Pula[edit]

Hospitals in Dubrovnik[edit]

Hospitals in Vara_din[edit]

Hospitals in Slavonski Brod[edit]

Hospitals in Karlovac[edit]

Hospitals in _akovec[edit]

Hospitals in Vinkovci[edit]

Hospitals in Vukovar[edit]

Hospitals in Bjelovar[edit]

Hospitals in Koprivnica[edit]

Hospitals in Sisak[edit]

Hospitals in Po_ega[edit]

Hospitals in _ibenik[edit]

Hospitals in Gospi_[edit]

Hospitals in Virovitica[edit]

Hospitals in Knin[edit]

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