The BVI Health Services are the recipients of $50,000 dollars from the Rotary Club of Tortola to assist with the purchase of laboratory equipment to outfit the New Nurse Iris O’Neal Medical Centre.

Over 60 officers are being trained in the Next Generation 911 Software programme classes to efficiently dispatch emergency calls among agencies.

The Imaging Suite at the BVI Health Services Authority said to be “state of the art” equipment with advance technology and the most competitive prices on island, is functioning at full capacity and is ready to serve the BVI and beyond.

Six Advanced Emergency Medical Technicians (AEMTs) have been added to the arsenal of emergency care, as the BVI Health Services continue its quest to deliver top-notch health care services.

The Virgin Gorda community is advised that the North Sound Clinic will be closed from February 4 to 10 for maintenance repairs.

BVI health officials remain vigilant as the World Health Organization (WHO) declares the 2019 Novel Coronavirus a Public Health Emergency of International Concern (PHEIC).

I extend greeting to residents and visitors of the Virgin Islands;

The Ministry of Health and Social Development has been carefully monitoring the 2019-Novel-Coronavirus outbreak and are working closely with the Caribbean Public Health Agency, which is providing frequent updates in line with the World Health Organization (who).

The public is notified that the White Cedar Café located in the lobby of the Dr. D. Orlando Smith Hospital is back and ready to serve!

Deputy Premier and Minister for Health and Social Development, Honourable Carvin has said that his ministry will continue to contribute to the creation of a long-lasting legacy to raise the profile of the health care profession.

The public is notified that HIMA’s Rheumatology and Pulmonology clinics have resumed at the BVI Health Services Authority. Both clinics will be held tomorrow Friday January 24