Lisbon, Portugal - an ancient city, whose history dates back to the VI century. The history of the city intersects with the history of Julius Caesar, who renamed the city "Felicitas Julia". Lisbon, both the capital of Portugal and a major port city, is still lively in modern times. You can conveniently find private and public hospitals throughout the city.
Established in 1967 Hospital, especially Lisbon He was a leader in providing modern and high-quality medical services to patients. The hospital trains its staff and conducts research to better serve their patients in accordance with family medical care, emergency medical situations and certain medical specialties. The hospital also allows many patients from all over the country. Hospital contact information: Av. Luís Bívar nº 30, 1069-142 Lisbon and +351 213 586 200
The three hospitals were merged together to form a new and modern Lisbon Western Hospital Center. The hospital has a sufficiently large capacity of 900 beds for receiving patients from all over the country. The hospital provides inpatient care for a variety of medical issues, and also provides around-the-clock emergency services. This hospital is distinguished by its prompt service.
Doctors at the British Hospital are among the best in the country, and a permanent resident doctor can always offer guidance and care for patients. In addition to excellent staff, the hospital also uses the latest and most advanced technology. This technology equips hospitals with other amenities, such as inpatient care, intensive care unit and transfusion services.
Ongoing research and medical training, which takes place at the Lisbon Center of the North Hospital, allows the center to provide higher diagnostic and treatment services. As a result, the hospital admits patients who are locally and internationally. Modern infrastructure and qualifications of doctors also increase the reliability and reputation of the hospital.
Santa Casa da Misericórdia is an old charity mission that has been active for over 500 years. In addition to all other charitable works, the hospital also provides medical services for economically deprived civil rights. They have seven health centers and two mobile medical units. Their contact number is 21 861 86 00. Their services include nutrition counseling, family planning counseling, mother care and diagnostics. All nine units are equipped to provide advice and health care for children, adolescents, adults and the elderly.
