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滙豐自願醫保靈活計劃（鑽級） HSBC Voluntary Health Insurance Flexi Plan (Diamond Level) 滙豐自願醫保靈活計劃（鑽級） HSBC Voluntary Health Insurance Flexi Plan (Diamond Level) 全球醫院名錄 Global Directory of Hospitals Notes ： 3. COUNTRY/REGION PROVIDER NAME PHONE NUMBER COUNTRY/REGION PROVIDER NAME PHONE NUMBER ALBANIA AMERICAN MEDICAL CENTER ARMENIA MOTHER AND CHILD REPUBLICAN MEDICAL ENDOCRINE CLINIC NEO STYLE CENTER GERMAN HOSPITAL NAIRI MEDICAL CENTER HYGEIA HOSPITAL TIRANA NATALY FARM MALATIA MEDICAL CENTER “PETRO NAKO” HOSPITAL OF SARANDA NATIONAL CENTER OF ONCOLOGY AFTER V A FANARJYAN QENDRA SHENDETESORE ABC CLINIC NORK MARASH MEDICAL CENTER SALUS SPITALI ITALIAN - TIRANA OPHTALMOLOGICAL CENTER AFTER SPITALI AMERIKAN – AMERICAN HOSPITAL SMALAYAN SPITALI AMERIKAN HOSPITAL 2 REPUBLICAN MEDICAL CENTER ARMENIA SPITALI AMERIKAN HOSPITAL 3 SCIENTIFIC CENTER OF TRAUMATOLOGY AND ALGERIA CLINIQUE AL AZHAR (213) 2329-0288 ORTHOPEDICS (NAUCHNIY CENTR CLINIQUE CHAHRAZED (213) 2136-2828 TRAVMATOLOGII I ORTOPEDII) CLINIQUE CHIFA HYDRA (213) 2353-1313 SEVAN HOSPITAL SLAVMED MEDICAL CENTER CLINIQUE EL BORDJ (213) 2120-5617 CLINIQUE MEDICALE AYA (213) 2357-8097 SURGERY CENTER AFTER A MIKAELYAN ANDORRA HOSPITAL NOSTRA SENYORA DE MERIXTELL YEREVAN STATE MEDICAL UNIVERSITY AFTER MKHITAR HERATSI ANGOLA CLIMED (2442) 2244-3514 CLINICA SAGRADA ESPERANCA (2449) 1250-1348 AUSTRALIA ALBANY HOSPITAL (618) 9892-2222 TOTAL CLINIC (2442) 2235-2633 ALBURY WODONGA PRIVATE HOSPITAL (612) 6041-1411 ALICE SPRINGS PUBLIC HOSPITAL (618) 8951-7777 ARGENTINA CLINICA DEL BOSQUE DE PINAMAR PRIEXEFED (5422) 5440-9490 S.R.L. ARMIDALE PRIVATE HOSPITAL (612) 6771-4000 CLINICA DEL NINO Y LA MADRE (5422) 3499-0600 ASHFORD PRIVATE HOSPITAL (618) 8375-5222 CLINICA MARANON (5435) 3452-3119 ATHERTON HOSPITAL (617) 4091-0211 CLINICA PRIVADA MERLO (5426) 5647-5136 AYR HOSPITAL (617) 4783-0855 CLINICA PUEYRREDON (5422) 3499-2400 BANKSTOWN – LIDCOMBE HOSPITAL (612) 9722-8000 CLINICA SAN MARTIN DE PORRES (5422) 5742-0911 BARINGA PRIVATE HOSPITAL (612) 6659-4444 CLINICA ZABALA (5411) 5236-8500 BELEURA PRIVATE HOSPITAL (613) 5976-0888 HOSPITAL ALEMAN (5411) 4827-7000 BELMONT PRIVATE HOSPITAL (617) 3398-0111 HOSPITAL ESPANOL (5426) 1449-0300 BETHESDA HOSPITAL (618) 9340-6300 HOSPITAL ESPANOL LA PLATA (5422) 1412-9400 BRISBANE PRIVATE HOSPITAL (617) 3834-6111 HOSPITAL REGIONAL ESPANOL (5529) 1459-5555 BRISBANE WATERS PRIVATE HOSPITAL (612) 4341-9522 IADT INSTITUTO ARGENTINO DE (5411) 4965-6500 BUNDABERG HOSPITAL (617) 4150-2222 DIAGNOSTICO Y TRATAMIENTO CABRINI HOSPITAL MALVERN (613) 9508-1222 LA MERCED CLINICA (5429) 4449-1199 CAIRNS BASE HOSPITAL (617) 4226-0000 POLICLINICO NEUQUEN (5429) 9442-2331 CAIRNS PRIVATE HOSPITAL (617) 4052-5200 PRIVADO HOSPITAL (5435) 1468-8200 CALOUNDRA PRIVATE HOSPITAL (617) 5491-1522 RIVADAVIA SANATORIO (5438) 1430-5454 CALVARY BRUCE PRIVATE HOSPITAL (612) 6201-6111 SANATORIO ALLENDE (5481) 0555-2553 CALVARY CENTRAL DISTRICTS HOSPITAL (618) 8250-4111 SANATORIO BRITANICO (5434) 1420-5500 CALVARY HEALTH CARE RIVERINA (612) 6925-3055 SANATORIO DELTA (5434) 1420-8300 CALVARY HEALTH CARE SYDNEY -HURSTVILLE (612) 9579-7777 SANATORIO LOS ARCOS (5411) 5239-4532 PRIVATE HOSPITAL SANATORIO MATER DEI (5411) 4809-5555 CALVARY HEALTH CARE TASMANIA LENAH (613) 6278-5333 SANATORIO NUESTRA SENORA DEL ROSARIO (5438) 8423-1086 VALLEY CAMPUS CALVARY HEALTH CARE TASMANIA ST JOHN’S (613) 6223-7444 SANATORIO PARQUE (5438) 1430-3031 CAMPUS SANATORIO SAN CARLOS (5429) 4440-9800 CALVARY HEALTH CARE TASMANIA ST LUKE'S (613) 6335-3333 SANATORIO SAN JORGE (EXCLINICA SAN (5429) 0142-2635 CAMPUS JORGE) CALVARY JOHN JAMES HOSPITAL (612) 6281-8100 SANATORIO Y CLINICA LAVALLE (5438) 8423-1999 CALVARY NORTH ADELAIDE HOSPITAL (618) 8239-9100 ARMENIA ARABKIR MEDICAL CENTER CALVARY REHABILITATION HOSPITAL (618) 8168-5700 ASTGHIK MEDICAL CENTRE (MALATIA CALVARY WAKEFIELD HOSPITAL (618) 8405-3333 MEDICAL CENTRE) CASTLECRAG PRIVATE HOSPITAL (612) 9935-0200 CMS (CLINIC OF MODERN SURGERY) COFFS HARBOUR BASE HOSPITAL (612) 6656-7000 EREBOUNI MEDICAL CENTER COMO PRIVATE HOSPITAL (613) 9586-3500 GRIGOR LUSAROVICH MEDICAL CENTER CONCORD REPATRIATION GENERAL HOSPITAL (612) 9767-5000 GRIGOR LUSAVORICH MEDICAL CENTER DALCROSS ADVENTIST HOSPITAL (612) 9932-6600 GRIGOR NAREKATSI MEDICAL CENTER DANDENONG PUBLIC HOSPITAL (613) 9554-1000 HARITSI HOSPITAL JEREWAN DARWIN PRIVATE HOSPITAL (618) 8920-6011 KANAKER-ZEYTUN MEDICAL CENTER EASTERN HEALTH (613) 9895-3281 MALATIA MEDICAL CENTER EPWORTH CLIVEDEN (613) 9107-4500 MEDICAL CENTER ARAMYANTZ EPWORTH EASTERN HOSPITAL (613) 8807-7100 MEDLINE MEDICAL CENTER EPWORTH FREEMASONS HOSPITAL (613) 9483-3833 EPWORTH REHABILITATION BRIGHTON (613) 9591-9200 Page 1 of 40 COUNTRY/REGION PROVIDER NAME PHONE NUMBER COUNTRY/REGION PROVIDER NAME PHONE NUMBER AUSTRALIA EPWORTH REHABILITATION CAMBERWELL (613) 9809-2444 AUSTRALIA NORTH EASTERN REHABILITATION CENTRE (613) 9474-8900 EPWORTH RICHMOND HOSPITAL (613) 9426-6666 NORTH GOSFORD PRIVATE HOSPITAL (612) 4324-7111 EXMOUTH DISTRICT HOSPITAL (618) 9949-3666 NORTH SHORE PRIVATE HOSPITAL (612) 8425-3000 FIGTREE PRIVATE HOSPITAL (612) 4255-5000 NORTH WEST PRIVATE HOSPITAL (617) 3246-3133 FLINDERS PRIVATE HOSPITAL (618) 8275-3333 NORTH WEST PRIVATE HOSPITAL (613) 6432-6000 FOOTSCRAY HOSPITAL (613) 8345-6666 NORTHPARK PRIVATE HOSPITAL (613) 9468-0100 FORSTER PRIVATE HOSPITAL (612) 6555-1333 NORWEST PRIVATE HOSPITAL (612) 8882-8882 FRANCES PERRY HOUSE (613) 9344-5000 NOWRA PRIVATE HOSPITAL (612) 4421-5855 FRANKSTON PUBLIC HOSPITAL (613) 9784-7777 PACIFIC PRIVATE HOSPITAL (617) 5556-6222 FULLARTON PRIVATE HOSPITAL (618) 8272-0200 PENINSULA PRIVATE HOSPITAL QUEENSLAND (617) 3883-9300 GEELONG CLINIC (613) 5240-0700 PENINSULA PRIVATE HOSPITAL VICTORIA (613) 9788-0000 GEELONG PRIVATE HOSPITAL (613) 5226-1600 PINDARA DAY PROCEDURE CENTRE (617) 5588-9888 GERALDTON REGIONAL HOSPITAL (618) 9956-2222 PINDARA PRIVATE HOSPITAL (617) 5588-9888 GOLD COAST PRIVATE HOSPITAL (617) 5530-0300 PINE RIVERS PRIVATE HOSPITAL (617) 3881-7222 GOLD COAST UNIVERSITY HOSPITAL (61) 13 0074-4284 PORT AUGUSTA PUBLIC HOSPITAL (618) 8668-7500 GREENSLOPES PRIVATE HOSPITAL (617) 3394-7111 PRINCE CHARLES HOSPITAL (617) 3139-4000 GRIFFITH REHABILITATION HOSPITAL (618) 8179-4200 PRINCE OF WALES PRIVATE HOSPITAL (612) 9650-4000 GYMPIE PRIVATE HOSPITAL (617) 5483-0500 PRINCE OF WALES PUBLIC HOSPITAL (612) 9382-2222 HEDLAND HEALTH CAMPUS (618) 9174-1410 PRINCESS ALEXANDRA HOSPITAL (617) 3176-2111 HILLCREST ROCKHAMPTON PRIVATE HOSPITAL (617) 4932-1321 PRINCESS MARGARET HOSPITAL FOR (618) 9340-8222 HOBART PRIVATE HOSPITAL (613) 6214-3000 CHILDREN HOLLYWOOD PRIVATE HOSPITAL (618) 9346-6000 REDCLIFFE HOSPITAL (617) 3883-7777 HOLY SPIRIT NORTHSIDE PRIVATE HOSPITAL (617) 3326-3000 ROYAL ADELAIDE HOSPITAL (618) 7074-0000 HORNSBY KU-RING-GAI HOSPITAL (612) 9477-9123 ROYAL BRISBANE AND WOMEN SHOSPITAL (617) 3636-8111 HUNTERS HILL PRIVATE HOSPITAL (612) 8876-9300 ROYAL DARWIN HOSPITAL (618) 8922-8888 JESSIE MCPHERSON PRIVATE HOSPITAL (613) 9594-2776 ROYAL HOBART HOSPITAL (613) 6222-8308 JOHN FAWKNER PRIVATE HOSPITAL (613) 9385-2500 ROYAL PERTH HOSPITAL (618) 9224-2244 JOHN FLYNN PRIVATE HOSPITAL (617) 5598-9000 ROYAL PRINCE ALFRED PUBLIC HOSPITAL (612) 9515-6111 JOHN HUNTER HOSPITAL (612) 4921-3000 SIR CHARLES GARDINER HOSPITAL (618) 9346-3333 JOONDALUP PRIVATE HOSPITAL (618) 9400-9999 SOUTHERN HIGHLANDS PRIVATE HOSPITAL (612) 4862-9400 KAREENA PRIVATE HOSPITAL (612) 9717-0000 ST GEORGE PRIVATE HOSPITAL (612) 9598-5555 KAWANA PRIVATE HOSPITAL (617) 5413-9100 ST JOHN OF GOD BALLARAT HOSPITAL (613) 5320-2111 KNOX PRIVATE HOSPITAL (613) 9210-7000 ST JOHN OF GOD BENDIGO HOSPITAL (613) 5434-3434 LADY DAVIDSON PRIVATE HOSPITAL (612) 9488-0111 ST JOHN OF GOD BERWICK HOSPITAL (613) 8784-5000 LAKE MACQUARIE PRIVATE HOSPITAL (612) 4943-3122 ST JOHN OF GOD BURWOOD HOSPITAL (612) 9715-9200 LINACRE PRIVATE HOSPITAL (613) 8530-5400 ST JOHN OF GOD FRANKSTON (613) 9788-3333 REHABILITATION HOSPITAL LIVERPOOL HOSPITAL (612) 9828-3000 ST JOHN OF GOD GEELONG HOSPITAL (613) 5226-8888 LOGAN HOSPITAL (617) 3299-8899 ST JOHN OF GOD HOSPITAL (618) 9965-8888 MACQUARIE UNIVERSITY HOSPITAL (612) 9812-3000 ST JOHN OF GOD MURDOCH HOSPITAL (618) 9438-9500 MANLY HOSPITAL (612) 9976-9611 ST JOHN OF GOD SUBIACO HOSPITAL (618) 9382-6111 MAROONDAH PUBLIC HOSPITAL (61) 13 0034-2255 ST JOHN OF GOD WARRNAMBOOL HOSPITAL (613) 5564-0600 MASADA PRIVATE HOSPITAL (613) 9038-1300 ST STEPHEN'S HOSPITAL - HERVEYBAY (617) 4120-1200 MATER ADULT HOSPITAL (PUBLIC) (617) 3840-8111 ST VINCENT S HOSPITAL (617) 4690-4000 MATER CHILDREN S PRIVATE HOSPITAL (617) 3163-8111 ST VINCENT’S PRIVATE HOSPITAL EAST (613) 9928-6555 MATER HOSPITAL PIMLICO (617) 4727-4444 MELBOURNE MATER MOTHERS PRIVATE HOSPITAL (617) 3163-1918 ST VINCENT’S PRIVATE HOSPITAL FITZROY (613) 9411-7111 MATER MOTHERS PRIVATE REDLAND (617) 3163-7444 ST VINCENT'S PRIVATE HOSPITAL LISMORE (612) 6627-9600 MATER PRIVATE HOSPITAL (612) 9900-7300 ST. ANDREW S WAR MEMORIAL HOSPITAL (617) 3834-4444 MATER PRIVATE HOSPITAL (617) 3163- 8111 ST. ANDREW'S HOSPITAL (618) 8408-2111 MATER PRIVATE HOSPITAL REDLAND (617) 3163-7444 ST. VINCENT S PUBLIC HOSPITAL (612) 8382-1111 MELBOURNE CLINIC (613) 9429-4688 ST. VINCENT’S PUBLIC HOSPITAL (613) 9288-2211 MELBOURNE PRIVATE HOSPITAL (613) 8341-3400 ST. VINCENTS PRIVATE HOSPITAL (612) 8382-7111 MERCY HOSPITAL MOUNT LAWLEY (618) 9370-9222 STRATHFIELD PRIVATE HOSPITAL (612) 9745-7444 MOSMAN PRIVATE HOSPITAL (612) 9969-6000 SUNNYBANK PRIVATE HOSPITAL (617) 3344-9333 MOUNT HOSPITAL (618) 9327-1100 SYDNEY ADVENTIST HOSPITAL (612) 9487-9111 MOUNT WILGA PRIVATE HOSPITAL (612) 9847-5000 SYDNEY SOUTHWEST PRIVATE HOSPITAL (612) 9600-4000 MURRAY
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