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Private Healthcare in Cyprus

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If, for any reason, you are not using public healthcare in Cyprus, private clinics are available to help—these are also part of the healthcare system in the country.

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Private Healthcare in Cyprus

Cyprus has a well-developed private healthcare system available on a paid basis. Every region has private hospitals, medical centers, polyclinics, clinics, and doctor's offices.

Private hospitals, centers, and polyclinics offer a variety of specialties, as well as general medicine and surgery. Some have their own ambulance services, emergency departments, and laboratories.

Additionally, you can find facilities specializing in one or two fields, such as pediatrics, ophthalmology, gynecology, and reproductive medicine.

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Private Clinics and GeSY

The state insurance system includes not only municipal clinics but also some private doctor's offices, hospitals, centers, clinics, polyclinics, and other facilities.

Under this system, patients can choose their personal doctor, as well as specialists or medical institutions they wish to be referred to.

Tourist Insurance

In case of an insurance event, tourists can also access private clinics. A detailed list of clinics should be obtained from your insurer and their assistance company—responsible for providing medical services under the insurance in the country of the insured individual.

The following services are suitable for finding tourist insurance in Cyprus:

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List of Private Clinics

Private Clinics in Limassol

  • Asklipios Medical Center
  • Galinos Medical Centre
  • Melathron Agoniston EOKA
  • Economou Medical Center
  • Ayii Anargyri
  • St. Peter and Paul Private Hospital
  • Limassol Clinic
  • Ygia Polyclinic Private Hospital
  • Chrysovalantou Clinic
  • Mediterranean Hospital of Cyprus
  • Pantazis Clinic

Private Clinics in Larnaca

  • Vorkas Clinic
  • Timios Stavros Hospital
  • Simos Kyriakides Clinic
  • Evgeniou Clinic
  • Sotiros Clinic
  • Spartalis Clinic
  • Saint Rafael Private Hospital

Private Clinics in Nicosia

  • Nicosia Polyclinic
  • Aretaeio Hospital
  • Apollonion Private Hospital
  • Hippocrateion Private Hospital
  • American Heart Institute

Private Clinics in Paphos

  • Blue Cross Medical Centre
  • Agios Georgios Polyclinic
  • Elpis Medical Centre
  • Evangelismos Private Hospital
  • Hippocrateon Clinic
  • Polis Medical Centre
  • Royal Artemis Medical Centre
  • Iasis Private Hospital

Private Clinics in Paralimni

  • Lito Private Hospital
  • Valessia Polyclinic

Private Clinics in Ayia Napa

  • Santa Marina Ayia Napa Medical Center
  • Napa Olympic Private Hospital
  • Saveco Health Centre
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Frequently Asked Questions

How to make an appointment with a doctor in Cyprus?

If it’s about private clinics, as discussed in the article, simply call or visit the specific clinic's website. For public institutions, use the official website of the Cyprus State Health Services Organization (shso.org.cy) or call the provided numbers.

What to do in an emergency?

Call an ambulance, but remember that crews respond only to truly urgent cases, such as heart attacks, imminent childbirth, or respiratory arrest. If the patient can move, they are expected to reach the clinic themselves.

Who to call in emergencies?

112 is the general emergency number. 199 also connects to ambulance, police, and fire services. Save the page with other important phone numbers in Cyprus.

Which clinics will the ambulance take you to in Cyprus?

If you do not have a private ambulance service agreement with a private clinic, patients are taken to municipal hospitals in case of emergency hospitalization. We have prepared a list of public clinics in Cyprus with their contact details.

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