List of hospitals in Equatorial Guinea
List of Hospitals in Equatorial Guinea[edit | edit source]
Equatorial Guinea, located on the west coast of Central Africa, has a number of hospitals that provide healthcare services to its population. This list includes major hospitals across the country, categorized by region.
Hospitals in Bioko Norte[edit | edit source]
- Hospital General de Malabo - Located in the capital city, Malabo, this is one of the main hospitals in the country.
- Clinica La Paz - A private hospital in Malabo known for its modern facilities and specialized services.
Hospitals in Litoral[edit | edit source]
- Hospital Regional de Bata - Situated in Bata, the largest city in Equatorial Guinea, this hospital serves as a key healthcare provider in the region.
- Clinica Virgen de Guadalupe - A private healthcare facility in Bata offering a range of medical services.
Hospitals in Centro Sur[edit | edit source]
- Hospital Regional de Evinayong - Located in Evinayong, this hospital provides medical services to the surrounding areas.
Hospitals in Wele-Nzas[edit | edit source]
- Hospital Regional de Mongomo - This hospital is located in Mongomo and serves the local population with various healthcare services.
Hospitals in Kie-Ntem[edit | edit source]
- Hospital Regional de Ebebiyin - Situated in Ebebiyin, this hospital is a significant healthcare institution in the region.
Hospitals in Annob n[edit | edit source]
- Hospital de San Antonio de Pal - Located on the island of Annob n, this hospital provides essential medical services to the island's residents.
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