List of hospitals in the Maldives

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The Maldives, an archipelago nation situated in the Indian Ocean, is recognized for its scenic beauty and pristine beaches. Though predominantly known as a tourist destination, the Maldives also has an organized healthcare system that serves its local population and visitors. Healthcare in the Maldives is overseen by the Ministry of Health, and the country has been continually upgrading its facilities and training its medical workforce to provide better healthcare services. Here's an overview of the hospitals in the Maldives, organized by region:

Malé (Capital Region)[edit | edit source]

  • Indira Gandhi Memorial Hospital (IGMH): The largest state-run hospital in the Maldives, located in Malé. It offers a range of specialties and is equipped with modern facilities.
  • ADK Hospital: A prominent private healthcare provider in Malé, providing comprehensive medical care to both locals and tourists.
  • Tree Top Hospital: A newer addition to Malé's healthcare landscape, this private hospital offers state-of-the-art facilities and medical care.

Northern Atolls[edit | edit source]

  • Haa Alif Atoll Hospital: Serving the northernmost atoll in the Maldives, this hospital is essential for the residents of the region.
  • Noonu Atoll Hospital: Situated in the northern part of the country, this hospital offers primary and secondary care to its residents.

Central Atolls[edit | edit source]

Southern Atolls[edit | edit source]

  • Addu City Hospital: Located in the southernmost part of the Maldives, this hospital caters to the residents of Addu City and surrounding regions.
  • Fuvahmulah Hospital: Serving Fuvahmulah City and nearby islands, this hospital is a primary healthcare provider in the southern atolls.

The Maldives, while geographically dispersed, has worked diligently to ensure that its residents have access to healthcare irrespective of their location. With the combination of public and private sector participation, the country continues to make strides in offering quality healthcare to all.

See Also[edit | edit source]

Contributors: Prab R. Tumpati, MD