Main public hospital

A main public hospital is a healthcare facility operated or funded by the government, providing medical services to the general population. It offers a wide range of specialties and treatments, including emergency care, surgeries, and specialized diagnostics. These hospitals aim to ensure everyone has access to essential healthcare, regardless of their income or background. Typically, they serve as the primary institutions for managing public health needs, training medical professionals, and supporting community health initiatives. Their goal is to deliver comprehensive and affordable care to promote overall health and well-being within the community.