List of hospitals in Romania

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The List of hospitals in Romania includes a comprehensive enumeration of medical facilities across the country. Romania has a diverse range of hospitals, including general hospitals, specialized clinics, and university hospitals. This list is organized by county and major cities, providing an overview of the healthcare infrastructure available to residents and visitors.

Bucharest[edit]

Bucharest, the capital city of Romania, hosts several major hospitals, including:

Cluj County[edit]

Cluj County is home to several important medical institutions, such as:

Ia_i County[edit]

Ia_i County features notable hospitals, including:

Timi_ County[edit]

In Timi_ County, key hospitals include:

Constan_a County[edit]

Constan_a County has several hospitals, such as:

Bra_ov County[edit]

Bra_ov County includes hospitals like:

Other Notable Hospitals[edit]

Related Pages[edit]

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