List of hospitals in Vatican City
- List of Hospitals in Vatican City
The Vatican City, an independent city-state enclaved within Rome, Italy, is the spiritual and administrative center of the Roman Catholic Church. Despite its small size, the Vatican City has healthcare facilities that serve both its residents and visitors. This page provides a list of hospitals and healthcare facilities located within the Vatican City.
Hospitals in Vatican City[edit | edit source]
The Vatican City has a limited number of healthcare facilities due to its small population and size. The primary healthcare facility is the Vatican City Health and Hygiene Department, which oversees medical services within the city-state.
Vatican City Health and Hygiene Department[edit | edit source]
The Vatican City Health and Hygiene Department is responsible for providing healthcare services to the residents of the Vatican City, including the Pope, the clergy, and the Swiss Guard. It operates a small medical center that offers a range of medical services.
Other Healthcare Facilities[edit | edit source]
While the Vatican City itself does not have large hospitals, it is closely associated with several healthcare institutions in Rome that provide services to the Vatican community. These include:
- Bambino Ges Hospital - A pediatric hospital located in Rome, often referred to as the "Pope's Hospital" due to its close association with the Vatican.
- Gemelli University Hospital - A major teaching hospital in Rome, which provides medical services to the Vatican City.
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