Manaus, Brazil

• Fundação Hospital Adriano Jorge: Located on Monivong Boulevard in Manaus Brazil, FHAJ is a public hospital managed by the Ministry of Health and funded by Brazilian government. It was built in 1953 and We are currently partnered with one of their ICUs:

  •  1 ICU, 10 ICU beds

  • Medical/ Surgical/ Transplant ICU 

  • Languages spoken: Portuguese

Phonm Penh, Cambodia

• Calmette Hospital: Located on Monivong Boulevard in Phnom Penh, Calmette is a public hospital managed by the Ministry of Health and funded by Cambodian and French governments. It was built in 1950 and is a fee-for-service hospital that offers a second tier of care for those who are unable to pay.  We are currently partnered with four of their ICUs and their Emergency Department:

  •  Varying number of beds per unit, 4 to 19 beds per unit

  • Medical/ Surgical ICU, Cardiology ICU, Neurology ICU, Medical ICU, and Emergency Department

  • Languages spoken: Khmer, English, French

• Khmer Soviet Friendship Hospital (KSFH): Located on Yothapol Khemarak Phoumin Boulevard in Phnom Penh, is a 500 bed public hospital managed by the Ministry of Health and funded by Cambodian governments. We are currently partnered with two of their ICUs

  • Surgical ICU, 12 ICU beds but average of 15 patients. One Medical ICU with 12 ICU beds but average of 15-18 patients

  • Surgical ICU and Medical ICU

  • Languages spoken: Khmer, English, French

Dhulikhel, Nepal

• Dhulikhel Hospital:  A University of Kathmandu affiliated non-governmental, community/public supported, not-for-profit hospital near Kathmandu, Nepal. It was inaugurated in 1996 and serves a population of 2.5 million people from over 50 of the 75 districts of Nepal due to its involved system of 18 community health outreach centers placed throughout the country. Dhulikhel Hospital has played an intricate role in the response to the April 25th, 2015 earthquake.

  • 5 bed Medical/Surgical ICU

  • 3 bed Cardiothoracic ICU (CTICU)

  • Languages spoken: English, Nepali

Ho Chi Minh City, Viet Nam

• The Hospital for Tropical Disease:  The main referral hospital for infectious diseases in southern Vietnam. Originally founded in 1862, it now serves over 38 million people with extensive collaborative links to multiple hospitals in Ho Chi Minh City as well as several provinces throughout Viet Nam. There services focus on core areas including the treatment of malaria, dengue, influenza, typhoid, tents, opportunistic infections, and infections of the central nervous system.

  • ICU 20 beds (up to 25 beds with patient overflow)

  • Infectious Disease Unit 17 (up to 23 beds with patient overflow)

  • Hospital Wide 550 beds (up to 800-900 during dengue fever season)

  • Languages spoken: Vietnamese, English

Can Tho, Viet Nam

• Can Tho Oncology Hospital:  The only publicly funded hospital for oncology patients in the Mekong Delta region which as been calculated to approximately 17 million people. Offering services to 20% of the countries population, leaves CT Oncology Hospital a crucial resource for the southern part of Viet Nam. They serve a high number of patients with stage four cancer of the cervix, breast, liver, and stomach.

  • 200 bed facility (up to 400-600 inpatients at a given time)

  • 8 bed Oncology ICU

  • Languages spoken: Vietnamese

• Can Tho Central General Hospital:  The 800 bed government run public hospital in the Mekong Delta, serves over 17 million residents. See patients with a range of medical and surgical needs, Can Tho Central General Hospital not only offers a wide range of services but offers a rich learning environment for the nursing and medical school students. We are currently partnered with their medical ICU.

  • MICU 24 beds (up to 30- 33 beds with patient overflow)

  • Hospital Wide 800 beds (up to 1,002 with patients overflow)

  • Emergency Room sees 150 patients per day

  • Languages spoken: Vietnamese