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List of Medical Facilities/Practitioners in Madagascar List of Medical Facilities/Practitioners in Madagascar Prepared by British Embassy Antananarivo www.gov.uk The following list of medical facilities/practitioners has been prepared by the British Embassy Antananarivo for the convenience of British Nationals who may require these services and assistance in Madagascar. It is provided on the understanding that we (the British Embassy) do not assume or undertake any legal responsibility, to you, or those affected, if you choose to take it into account when instructing a medical facility or practitioner. Further and alternatively, we cannot accept any liability to any person or company for any financial loss or damage arising from the use of this information or from any failure to give information. Our aim is to provide our customers with as much relevant information to enable them to make better informed decisions but our lists are not recommendations and should not be treated as such. List of medical facilities/practitioners in Madagascar Updated: December 2016 ANTANANARIVO Medical facilities Clinique et Maternité St.François d’Assise (Clinique des Sœurs) Lot VI 83 Ter Mandialaza Ankadifotsy Antananarivo 101 Telephone:+261 (0) 20 22 235 54/ +261 (0) 20 22 695 20/ +261 (0) 33 11 507 25 / +261 (0) 34 41 487 34 This company has told us the following things: They have some English speaking staff It’s a private facility They are affiliated to the Ministry of Health Specialisation in childbirth, minor surgery, general medicine They have experience of representing British nationals You will need to pay for treatment Staff speak Malagasy, French, some English Clinique Médicale Adventiste Soamanandrariny - Antananarivo 101 Dr. Oswaldo Lara Peredo - CMO Telephone: +261 (0) 33 17 213 75 Email: [email protected]; [email protected]; [email protected] This company has told us the following things: They have English speaking staff They provide services in Antananarivo and Andapa It’s a private facility They specialize in Cardiology, Tropical medicine, ENT, Orthopaedics, OB Gyn., General Surgery, Chest Surgery, General Anesthesia They have experience of representing British nationals You will need to pay for treatment (cash or cheque) Staff speak Malagasy, French and English Espace Médical (Private Clinic) Lot IVO 110 GA Ambodivona - Près de Tana Waterfront Antananarivo 101 Telephone: + 261 (0) 34 05 625 66 / +261 (0) 34 02 088 16 Emergency: +261 (0) 20 22 625 66 / +261 (0) 34 02 009 11 Offices in Antsahabe: +261 (0) 20 22 219 72 Offices in Ambohibao: +261 (0) 20 22 481 73 Email: [email protected]; [email protected]; This company has told us the following things: They have some English speaking staff It’s a private facility Specialisation in emergency services, radiology They have experience of representing British nationals You will need to pay for treatment Staff speak Malagasy, French and some English Hôpital Militaire de Soavinandriana CENHOSOA (Military Hospital) BP 6 Bis, Rue du Dr Moss Soavinandriana Antananarivo 101 Telephone: +261 (0) 23 397 51 / +261 (0) 32 07 230 30 / +261 (0) 32 11 050 75 Email: [email protected] This company has told us the following things: They have some English speaking staff It’s a public facility They are affiliated to the Ministry of Health All specialisations, including sanitary evacuation They have experience of representing British nationals You will need to pay for treatment Staff speak Malagasy, French, and some English Hôpital H.J.R.A. Antananarivo 101 Telephone: +261 (0) 20 22 279 79 / +261 (0) 33 11 890 58 This company has told us the following things: They have some English speaking staff It’s a public facility They are affiliated to the Ministry of Health All specialisations You will need to pay for treatment Staff speak Malagasy, French, and some English Hôpital General de Befelatanana Antananarivo 101 Telephone: +261 (0) 20 22 223 84 This company has told us the following things: They have some English speaking staff It’s a public facility They are affiliated to the Ministry of Health All specialisations You will need to pay for treatment Staff speak Malagasy, French, and some English Institut Pasteur de Madagascar (IPM) B.P. 1274 Ambatofotsikely 101 Antananarivo Telephone: +261 (0) 20 22 412 72 - 74 / +261 (0) 20 22 401 64 - 65 Ankorondrano offices: +261 (0) 34 02 426 66 Email: [email protected] This company has told us the following things: They have English speaking staff It’s a private facility They are affiliated to the Ministry of Health and to Institut Pasteur worldwide Specialisations in vaccination, medical tests and research They have experience of representing British nationals You will need to pay for treatment Staff speak English, Malagasy, French Polyclinique d’Ilafy (Private Clinic) B.P. 8632 Andafiavaratra Ambohitrarahaba Antananarivo 101 Telephone: +261 (0) 20 22 425 66/ +261 (0) 20 22 425 69/ +261 (0) 33 11 073 91/ + 261 (0) 32 07 243 28 Behoririka offices: +261 (0) 22 641 28 / +261 (0) 22 603 63 / +261 (0) 33 11 458 48 / +261 (0) 32 07 409 38 Email: [email protected] This company has told us the following things: They have some English speaking staff It’s a private facility They are affiliated to the Ministry of Health Specialisation in Surgery, Maternity, Ophthalmology, Cardiology They have experience of representing British nationals You will need to pay for treatment Staff speak Malagasy, French, some English Doctors Dr Hughes BRUN (General Practitioner) Lot II M46 101 Antananarivo Telephone: +261 (0) 33 11 266 66 This company has told us the following things: They have English speaking staff It’s a private facility Specialisation in ultrasound and paediatrics They have experience of representing British nationals You will need to pay for treatment Staff speak English, Malagasy, French Dr Marcelle HERILALA (General Practitioner) Lot PRES II A 73 bis Ampandrana 101 Antananarivo Telephone: +261 (0) 32 07 742 12 / +261 (0) 33 11 409 58 Email: [email protected] This company has told us the following things: They have English speaking staff It’s a private facility Specialised in general medicine and ultrasound They have experience of representing British nationals You will need to pay for treatment Staff speak English, Malagasy, French, German Prof Rabearivony Nirina (Cardiologist) Polyclinique Ilafy Hopital Befelatanana Telephone : +261 (0) 32 40 387 40 / + 261 (0) 34 14 201 40 This company has told us the following things: They have English speaking staff It’s a private facility Specialisation in Cardiology You will need to pay for treatment Staff speak English, Malagasy and French Dr Agarwal’s Eye Hospital (Ophthalmologist) Pres VD5 Faliarivo, Rue Tsimanindry, Ambatoroka Ambanidia 101 Antananarivo Telephone : +261 (0) 34 49 740 52 / +261 (0) 20 22 298 44 Email : [email protected] - [email protected] This company has told us the following things: They have English speaking staff It’s a private facility Specialisation in Cataract, Cornea and Refractive, Retina, Orbit and Oculoplasty, Glaucoma, Uvea, Neuro-ophthalmology, Squint and Paediatric Ophthalmology, Contact Lenses They have experience of representing British nationals You will need to pay for treatment Staff speak English, Malagasy and French Dr RAKOTO Solomon (Specialist in Neuropsychiatry) Lutherian Hospital Ambohibao (8 Route de Mahajanga Ambohibao) Clinique Mpitsabo Mikambana (MM 24, Route de l’Univeriste Tsiadana) Telephone : +261 (0) 32 07 933 48 / +261 (0) 34 05 045 97 This company has told us the following things: They have some English speaking staff It’s a private facility Specialisation in Neuropsychiatry They have experience of representing English speaking patients You will need to pay for treatment Staff speak French, Malagasy and some English Dr Jean-Marc Chapuis / Dr Sitraka (Dentist) Tana Water Front Ambodivona (au dessus de Shoprite), Escalier C – 1st floor Antananarivo 101 Telephone : +261 (0) 32 11 208 88 / +261 (0) 32 07 154 19 / +261 (0) 32 11 208 88 This company has told us the following things: They have some English speaking staff It’s a private facility Member of the National Order of Odonto-stomatology Dentists in Madagascar Dental Surgeon specialised in Odonto-stomatology / General Dentistry They have experience of representing British nationals You will need to pay for treatment Staff speak Malagasy, French and English Dr Laurette Rabarison (Dentist) 10, rue Rainitovo Antsahavola Antananarivo 101 Telephone: +261 (0) 20 22 253 90/ + 261 (0) 34 20 100 22 Email: [email protected] This dentist has told us the following things: They have some English speaking staff It’s a private facility Member of the National Order of Odonto-Stomatology Dentists in Madagascar Odonto-stomatology/General Dentistry They have experience of representing British nationals You will need to pay for treatment Staff speak Malagasy, French, some English Cabinet Dentaire RAKOTOMIHANTA (Surgeon Dentist) 4th floor, Immeuble Auximad Antsahavola Antananarivo 101 Telephone: +261 (0) 33 07 402 04/ +261 (0) 20 24 515 86/ +261 (0) 32 07 513 56 Email: [email protected] This company has told us the following things: They have some English speaking staff It’s a private facility Member of the National Order of Odonto-Stomatology Dentists in Madagascar Dental Surgeons with specialisation in Odonto-Stomatology: Oral Surgery (dental implants), Cosmetic Dentistry (Bleaching,Veneers...) 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