We, the Committee, and Board Members of the Negril International Hospital, are committed to build a state-of-the-art hospital and wellness center.
The Negril International Hospital is committed to serve the people of Jamaica, people of the United States, the Canadians, the Europeans, and people from all over the world at this soon-to-be-world-renowned medical institution. All will have the opportunity to enjoy the finest medical care, the beautiful Negril beach, healthy natural food, and most of all, the wonderful relaxed “One Love” Jamaican Hospitality. The hospital and its clinical space will be designed to become a recognized leader in its target market in providing strategic turnkey plans with professional, compassionate and comprehensive medical treatments.
The Negril International Hospital, will specialize in an expansive practice of emergency, clinical, surgical services, including a full-scale emergency room, several operating rooms, a cardiology lab, radiology and more. It will be a 24 hour emergency-based hospital service while simultaneously providing specialized and acute healthcare to the populous.
The Negril International Hospital committee and its board members are comprised of distinguished Jamaican scientists, doctors from the United States & Canada, Europe, hotel owners, prominent leaders and business men and woman. After the accomplishment of certain particulars, the Negril International Hospital plan will first prepare the grounds to commence the construction of a 250 bed hospital with all its amenities, and will subsequently expand on its vision.
The location will be on the Rhodes Hall Plantation which in Green Island, Hanover. The same area is home to many of the finest 3-5 star Jamaican hotels, i.e. RIU 1 & 2, Hedonism 1 & 2, and Palm on the Beach, Couples Negril, Breezes, Sandals Negril, Point Village Hotel, Sandy Negril and many more.
Jamaica has recorded some unique characteristics in health care delivery outcomes over the past thirty years. These are reflected in health indices such as life expectancies which are comparable with developed countries of the EU, notwithstanding the fact that the country is lacking in all categories of resources. However, the most prominent characteristic of the Jamaican health sector is evident when comparing cost per capita expenditure of health care in Jamaica and the cost per capita expenditure in developed countries with the outcomes of life expectancies of males and females.
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