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Medical Assistance – Saint Barthelemy

By U.S. Embassy Barbados

2 MINUTE READ

July 7, 2015

Doctors

Hospital De Bruyn, Gustavia
Tele: (590) 51-19-50
Facilities: 20 beds, as well as emergency services

Doctors

Stephane Chareyre
La Villa Creole, St. Jean
Tele: 0590 27 64 27

Chantal Husson
Rue La Fayette, Gustavia
Tele: 0590 27 66 84

Sophie Mazue Naffah
Mangliers, St. Jean
Tele: 0590 27 15 04

Jean-Baptiste Rault
Cabinet Medical Centre
Commercial L’Oasis, Lorient

Yann- Eugene Tiberghien
Centre Commercial L’Oasis, Lorent
Tele: 0590 29 71 01

Edgar Weil
Gustavia
Tele: 0590 27 62 40

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