Cuban medicine saving lives worldwide
On May 23, 1963, Cuba officially began international medical collaboration in Algeria. Today, more than 600,000 health professionals and technicians — including 183,338 physicians — have fulfilled the honorable mission of saving lives and improving health indicators in 165 countries.
How we collaborate with nations
Cuba exports professional medical and health services through governmental agreements or private entities — combining medical, nursing, health-technology, and technical professionals, often paired with products from allied Cuban companies.
Medical brigades
Coordinated teams of physicians, nurses, and health technicians deployed for up to three years to strengthen national health systems.
Hospital administration
Management and clinical leadership for hospitals and care centers, in both the public and private sectors.
Itinerant teams
Specialist itinerant teams across different branches of medicine, configured to the client's specific demand.
Consultancy services
Design, construction, equipping, and start-up of healthcare and teaching facilities; medical-equipment maintenance; and health-management consultancy.
Combined packages & alliances
Packages combined with products from Cuban companies, established through alliances between entities and organizations:
Doctors for disasters & serious epidemics
Created on September 19, 2005, the International Contingent of Doctors specialized in disaster situations and serious epidemics "Henry Reeve" has reinforced Cuba's collaboration in this field, imbuing it with even greater prestige.
The Henry Reeve Contingent has been present in more than twenty nations, providing medical assistance to more than 3.5 million people and saving more than 80,000 lives.
Partner with Cuban medical services
From medical brigades to hospital consultancy, our team structures collaboration to each partner's needs.
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