List of hospitals in Guatemala
The healthcare system in Guatemala consists of both public and private hospitals. The public hospitals are managed by the Ministry of Public Health and Social Assistance, while private hospitals are independently operated. Below is a list of notable hospitals in Guatemala, categorized by region.
Guatemala City[edit]
- Hospital General San Juan de Dios
- Hospital Roosevelt
- Hospital Herrera Llerandi
- Hospital El Pilar
- Hospital Centro M dico
- Hospital ngeles
Antigua Guatemala[edit]
Quetzaltenango[edit]
Escuintla[edit]
Chimaltenango[edit]
Huehuetenango[edit]
Cob n[edit]
Jalapa[edit]
Zacapa[edit]
Puerto Barrios[edit]
Retalhuleu[edit]
Mazatenango[edit]
Jutiapa[edit]
Santa Rosa[edit]
Solol[edit]
Totonicap n[edit]
Chiquimula[edit]
Baja Verapaz[edit]
Alta Verapaz[edit]
Izabal[edit]
Pet n[edit]
Related Pages[edit]
- Healthcare in Guatemala
- Ministry of Public Health and Social Assistance (Guatemala)
- List of hospitals in Central America
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