Negros Occidental Health Facilities

The fourth largest island in the country has medical and health care needs that are presently being met by twenty government hospitals and ten private hospitals as well as several city and municipality health and day-care centres and other barangay health stations. Complementing the health needs such as medical consultations, maternal and child care, immunization, elderly care and more, served by medical professionals that not only very competent and caring.

Where You Can Find Them

Teresita L. Jalandoni Provincial Hospital
Silay City

Cadiz District Hospital
Cadiz City

Calatrava District Hospital
Calatrava

Don Salvador Benedicto Memorial Hospital
La Carlota City

Ignacio L. Arroyo Memorial District Hospital
Isabela

Lorenzo D. Zayco District
Kabankalan City

Valeriano M. Gatuslao Memorial Hospital
Himamaylan City

Valladolid District Hospital
Valladolid

Vicente Gustilo District Hospital
Escalante City

Inapoy Primary Hospital
Kabankalan City

Negros Oriental Health Facilities

The three tertiary hospitals and seven secondary hospitals and a total of six primary hospitals comprise the health facilities in the province, providing both emergency and outpatient and inpatient services. The entire government health sector is manned by 36 physicians, 30 medical technologists, 68 nurses, 9 dentists, 538 rural health midwives and a total of 58 rural midwives.

Student nurses assigned in Negros Oriental Provincial Hospital

Where You Can Find Them

Amio Community Primary Hospital
Sta. Catalina

Bais District Hospital
Bais City

Bayawan District Hsopital
Bayawan

Bindoy District Hospital
Bindoy

Canlaon District Hospital
Canlaon City

Cong. Lumberto L. Macias Memorial Hospital
Siaton

Gov. Wiliam Villegas Memorial Hospital
Guihulngan

Holy Child Hospital
Dumaguete City

Kalumboyan Community Primary Hospital
Bayawan

Luiz-Sikatuna Community Hospital
Guihulngan

Mabinay Madicare Cmmunity Hospital
Mabinay

Nabilog Community Hospital
Tayasan

Negros Oriental Provincial Hospital
Dumaguete City

Silliman University Medical Center
Dumaguete City

And even though the province is divided politically and culturally, with Illonggo and Cebuano speaking population, they can still be called as one—Negrenses.