Wellington has some of the most famous hospitals in New Zealand and its position attracts patients from all remote corners of the country. With their state of art equipments and technologies the hospitals in Wellington are referral centers through - out New Zealand. Wellington basks in the glory of having the most efficient and specialized doctors, committed to the wellbeing of their patients.
Some important Wellington Hospitals: Aotea Medical and Convalescent Hospital
Bloomfield Hospital
Boulcott Hospital
Bowen Hospital
Braeburn Medical Hospital
Elizabeth Memorial Hospital
Ewart Hospital
Hutt Hospital
Johnswood Medical Hospital
Kenepuru Hospital
Selina Sutherland Hospital
Southern Cross Hospital - Wellington
Wakefield Hospital
Wellington Hospital Wellington Hospital:
This is the most important hospital in Wellington, the capital of New Zealand, and the Coast District Health Board. Situated in Newtown, this hospital has become the tertiary referral centre for the southern portion of the Northern Island and northern portion of the South. Affiliated to the University of Otago, the hospital holds The Wellington School of medicine and health sciences adjacent to it. Wellington also has some societies which provide extremely efficient, modern and fully-equipped, free medical services, for instance - Wellington Free Ambulance society provides free Ambulance services as well as rescue, emergency, life-support and pre-hospital care. Some fringe facilities provided by the Wellington Hospitals are as follows: Theatres, Gym, Apartments Meals Pharmacy, Outpatients /Recovery Diagnostic Facilities, Intensive and Coronary care, Rehabilitation etc.
The hospitals provide quality services in caring and recuperating atmosphere. Most hospitals perform all types of surgeries from - general, orthopedic, oral and maxillofacial, to- gastrointestinal, gynecology, ophthalmology, otolaryngology (ENT), plastic, reconstructive surgery and others. These hospitals also have their research centers where in they try and find the cure to deadly and incurable diseases.
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