Haitian Community Hospital is proud to announce that the official numbers have been tabulated. Thanks to our great support team, our doctors, our volunteers and our international supporters, the hospital has served 10,000 patients and performed 641 surgeries in the 8 weeks following the earthquake. Because of the overwhelming support we have received, the hospital has been able to provide all services free of charge!
Built in 1984, the Haitian Community Hospital is managed by the Haitian Health and Education Foundation (FHASE), a non-government and non-profit foundation created in 1972. Through its public health programs, outpatient clinics, and 75-bed inpatient hospital, HCH has provided quality care to upwards of 80,000 people annually. It is committed to and accessible to the most disadvantaged sections of the area. Given its geographic position and services, Haitian Community Hospital aims to serve a population of 250,000 people, mainly from the communes of Pétion-ville (283,052 inhabitants) and Delmas (679,650 inhabitants).
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