Hospitals in Cyprus

Cyprus Health aims to feature all the healthcare providers in Cyprus. Each country's health system is different and might not include all the things you would expect to get free of charge from the NHS. This means you may have to make a patient contribution to the cost of your care.

 

Your European Health Insurance Card (EHIC) will enable you to access public healthcare provided in Cyprus at a reduced cost, or sometimes for free. It will cover you for treatment until you return to the UK. It also covers you for treatment of pre-existing medical conditions and for routine maternity care, provided the reason for your visit is not specifically to give birth.

 

You may be asked to present your passport or another travel document as proof of identity.

 

Neither your EHIC nor S1 form (a certificate of entitlement) is valid in the parts of the Republic of Cyprus where the government of the republic does not exercise effective control (the northern part of Cyprus). You are strongly advised to take out private health insurance before travelling to this part of the country.

 

Non-EEA nationals are covered for emergency treatment only, and you will have to pay for inpatient treatment.

 

If you find yourself in a serious or life-threatening emergency or you need an ambulance, the police or the fire brigade, dial 112. Calls are free of charge from any phone, including mobile phones. Operators in Cyprus speak English. If you do not know your location, they are able to geo-locate you.

Mediterranean Hospital of Cyprus

Mediterranean Hospital of Cyprus

The Mediterranean Hospital ?f Cyprus has a Patient Relations Services Department which ensures all patients and visitors be given the best possible services. The hospital is staffed by distinguished doctors of many specialties, with proven scientific expertise and long experience.
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Bank of Cyprus Oncology Center

Bank of Cyprus Oncology Center

Bank of Cyprus Oncology Center is a hospital specialized in treating cancer. Collaborates with Government hospitals, private clinics and doctors, as well as the links that support patients. It seeks to become a reference center of the wider geographical area.
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