Central Region 3
| Hospital | City / Town / Village | District | Website | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Hospitals in Central Region | ||||
| Ankaful Leprosy/General Hospital | Cape Coast | Cape Coast Metropolitan | ||
| Ankaful Psychiatric Hospital | Cape Coast | Cape Coast Metropolitan | ||
| Catholic Hospital | Apam | Gomoa West | apamhospital.com | |
| Central Regional Hospital | Cape Coast | Cape Coast Metropolitan | ||
| District Hospital | Cape Coast | Cape Coast Metropolitan | ||
| District Hospital | Saltpond | Mfantsiman Municipal | ||
| Dunkwa Goldfields Hospital | Dunkwa-on-Offin | Upper Denkyira | ||
| Dunkwa Governmental Hospital | Dunkwa-on-Offin | Upper Denkyira | ||
| Government Hospital | Abura-Dunkwa | Abura/Asebu/Kwamankese | ||
| Government Hospital | Agona Swedru | Agona West Municipal | ||
| Government Hospital | Winneba | Effutu Municipal | ||
| Mission Trinity Hospital | Winneba | Effutu Municipal | ||
| Our Lady of Grace Hospital | Breman Asikuma | Asikuma/Odoben/Brakwa | ||
| Saint Francis Xavier Hospital Hospital | Assin Foso | Assin North Municipal | ||
| Presbyterian Hospital | Twifo Praso | Twifo/Heman/Lower Denkyira | ||
| University Hospital | Cape Coast | Cape Coast Metropolitan | ||
| Joecarl Medical Centre | Cape Coast | Cape Coast Metropolitan | ||
| Pakphase Medical Center | Cape Coast | Cape Coast Metropolitan | ||
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