HSA cardiology clinic moves out of hospital

| 01/06/2022 | 5 Comments
Cayman News Service

(CNS): The Health Services Authority (HSA) Cardiology Clinic is moving from the hospital campus to the second floor of the Smith Road Medical Centre. The clinic will close at noon on Thursday at its current location at the Women’s Health Building and reopen at the new site on Tuesday, 7 June, officials said. The move follows the HSA Pharmacy, the General Practice and the Public Health Clinics, which have already moved to Smith Road, freeing up space at the hospital’s main building.

The HSA said that the new cardiology clinic provides a comfortable environment for consultation with patients and diagnostic services with the latest state-of-the-art equipment. “The department will feature additional clinical space to better serve patients,” the HSA added.


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  1. Unhappy Caymanian says:

    Go to Health City instead, Caymana Bay or a nice drive along the coast to the main hospital.

    Doctors Hospital just next door. Plenty of parking.

    HSA? Only if you have to.

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  2. Neverwannabeacivilservant says:

    How many Govt offices are now located in privately owned buildings,it must be costing Govt a fortune in rent.Remember the justification in building the new Govt Administration Palace was to reduce this trend and save money.

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    • Anonymous says:

      “neverwannabeacivilservant” – Absolutely correct! I know for a fact that until recently there was a lot of unused office space at the Palace. This is a scam to get rental for friends and family.

      Auditor General would do well to audit this!!

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  3. Anonymous says:

    Are all these moves, simply moving the parking nightmare to another location ? Just asking.

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    • Anonymous says:

      The parking nightmare is a George Town nightmare. As long as the entire island descends on GT for whatever services it needs we will have this issue. But none of these residents of the gated west bay peninsula and GT would be prepared to drive to new facilities in the east …”oh God, my deah, how absolutely ghastly”…and since they are the power brokers in Cayman we will have this problem.

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