List of Hospitals in Argentina - Province of Buenos Aires

Province of Buenos Aires

  • H. El cruce, Florencio Varela.
  • H. Municipal General "Anita Ellicagaray, A. Gonzáles Cháves
  • H. Interzonal General de Agudos "Dr. J. Penna", Bahía Blanca
  • H. Municipal "Dr. L. Lucero", Bahía Blanca
  • H. Menor "Ing. White", Ingeniero White
  • H. Municipal de Agudos "María Eva Duarte de Perón"
  • H. Municipal, Oriente
  • H. Municipal "Dr. Cabrera", Coronel Pringles
  • H. Municipal "Eva Perón", Punta Alta
  • H. Municipal, Coronel Suárez
  • H. Municipal "Lucero del Alba", Huanguelén
  • H. Municipal "Dr. Joaquín Llambías", Guaminí
  • H. Menor "Dr. Ramón Carrillo", Monte Hermoso
  • H. Municipal de Agudos "Dr. Pedro Ecay", Carmen de Patagones
  • H. Municipal, Stroeder
  • H. Municipal, Villalonga
  • H. Municipal, "Dr. Emilio Ferreyra", Necochea
  • H. Municipal "Gobernador Ugarte", Puán
  • H. Municipal "Villa Iris", Villa Iris
  • H. Local "General San Martín", Carhué
  • H. de Ancianos "General N. Levalle", Carhué
  • H. "Dr. Noé Yarcho", Rivera
  • H. "Demetrio carmelo Layarte", Villa Mazza
  • Hospital Nacional de Lepra "Dr. Baldomero Sommer", RP 24, 3.5 km RN 6, Partido General Rodríguez
  • Hospital Nacional de Agudos "Profesor Dr. Alejandro Posadas", El Palomar
  • Instituto Nacional de Enfermedades Virales Humanas "Dr. Julio I. Maiztegui", INEVH, Pergamino
  • Hospital Regional de Agudos "San José", Pergamino
  • Hospital Regional de Agudos "San Felipe", San Nicolás de los Arroyos
  • Hospital “Virgen del Carmen” - Zárate

http://www.ms.gba.gov.ar/imagenes/Guia_2005.pdf

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