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Alta Verapaz MINISTERIO DE SALUD PÚBLICA Y ASISTENCIA SOCIAL Artículo 10, Numeral 2. Dirección y Teléfonos ALTA VERAPAZ CATALOGADO COMO DISTRITO DIRECCIÓN TELÉFONO DIRECCIÓN DE ÁREA DE SALUD DE ALTA VERAPAZ ALTA VERAPAZ 7 calle 6-24 zona 11 a la par del Hospital Regional A. V. 7910-4300 HOSPITAL DISTRITAL FRAY BARTOLOME DE LAS CASAS ALTA VERAPAZ Barrio Magisterio, Fray Bartolome de las Casas PBX 79319100 - 79319124 HOSPITAL DISTRITAL SANTA CATALINA LA TINTA ALTA VERAPAZ BARRIO EL HOSPITAL ZONA 11, SANTA CATALINA LA TINTA, ALTA VERAPAZ. 31286996 HOSPITAL NACIONAL DE COBÁN ALTA VERAPAZ 8a. Calle 1-24, Zona 11 79316333 ESCUELA NACIONAL DE ENFERMERÍA DE COBAN E INSTITUTO DE ALTA VERAPAZ 3a. Calle 5-18 zona 3 coban A.v. 77938888 ADIESTRAMIENTO PARA PERSONAL DE SALUD DE LAS VERAPACES CATALOGADO COMO DISTRITO DIRECCIÓN TELÉFONO PUESTO DE SALUD Sepoc Aldea Sepoc S/D PUESTO DE SALUD Cojaj Aldea Cojaj S/D PUESTO DE SALUD Sesajal Aldea Quetzalito, Chajul 78231180 PUESTO DE SALUD San Agustin Aldea San Agustin, Chahal S/D PUESTO DE SALUD Chitocan Aldea Chitocan S/D PUESTO DE SALUD Choval Aldea Choval S/D PUESTO DE SALUD Puribal Aldea Puribal S/D PUESTO DE SALUD Saxoc Aldea Saxoc S/D PUESTO DE SALUD Secocpur Aldea Secocpur S/D PUESTO DE SALUD Salacuim Aldea Salawin S/D PUESTO DE SALUD Bolonco Aldea Bolonco, Fray Bartolome De Las Casas S/D PUESTO DE SALUD Chajmaic Aldea Chajmaic, Fray Bartolome De Las Casas S/D PUESTO DE SALUD Tuila Aldea Tuila, Fray Bartolome De Las Casas S/D PUESTO DE SALUD Cahaboncito Aldea Cahaboncito, Panzos S/D PUESTO DE SALUD El Rancho Aldea El Rancho S/D PUESTO DE SALUD Santa Elena Aldea Santa Elena S/D PUESTO DE SALUD Campat Aldea Campat S/D PUESTO DE SALUD Chamil Aldea Chamil S/D PUESTO DE SALUD Sacquil Aldea Sacquil S/D PUESTO DE SALUD Chajaneb Aldea Chajaneb S/D PUESTO DE SALUD Caquigual Aldea Caquigual S/D PUESTO DE SALUD Chiacalte Aldea Chiacalte S/D PUESTO DE SALUD Pocola Caserio Chitáa Pocola S/D PUESTO DE SALUD Semesche Aldea Semesche S/D PUESTO DE SALUD Chijou Aldea Chijou S/D PUESTO DE SALUD Najquitob Aldea Najquitob S/D PUESTO DE SALUD Camelias Aldea Camelias, Senahu S/D PUESTO DE SALUD Actela Aldea Actela, Senahu S/D PUESTO DE SALUD Chacalte Aldea Chacalte S/D PUESTO DE SALUD Pasmolom Aldea Pasmolon S/D PUESTO DE SALUD Chiacal Aldea Chiacal S/D PUESTO DE SALUD Nueva Palestina Caserio Nueva Palestina, Teleman S/D PUESTO DE SALUD Cucanja Aldea Cucanja, Tucuru S/D PUESTO DE SALUD Raxquix Aldea Raxquix, Tucuru S/D PUESTO DE SALUD Cahabón Barrio San Sebastian S/D PUESTO DE SALUD Chahal Barrio El Centro S/D PUESTO DE SALUD Chisec Barrio El Centro Zona 0 S/D CENAPA Cobán 7 Avenida 6-24, Zona 11 79514155 CAP Lanquín Barrio Chiotoy S/D CAP Panzós Barrio El Cacao S/D CAP Panzoz/Telemán Calle Principal De Entrada 79687399 C/S Raxruhá Barrio Concepción. Lote 315a S/D CAIMI San Cristobal Barrio San Sebastian 79504552 C/S San Cristobal Barrio San Sebastian 79504552 CAP San Juan Chamelco Barrio Resureccion Entrada 79500113 CAP San Pedro Carcha Barrio Bella Vista 79516692 y 79516786 CAP San Pedro Carcha/Campur Aldea Campur S/D CAP Santa Cruz Barrio Santa Secilia, Zona 3 79520760 CAP Senahú Barrio El Centro, Zona 0 S/D CAP Tactic 10 Avenida 4-18, Zona 5 79539191 y 79529359 CAP Tamahú Barrio San Pablo S/D CAP Tucurú Barrio Guadalupe S/D Actualizado julio de 2020 MINISTERIO DE SALUD PÚBLICA Y ASISTENCIA SOCIAL (MSPAS) Dirección: 6ta. Av. 3-45 zona 11 Guatemala PBX: 2444-7474 Sitio web: http://www.mspas.gob.gt.
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