Department of Health Bermuda

Department of Health Bermuda Promoting the health of all Bermuda residents through clinics, programs, and services. From wellness to disaster alerts, we’ve got you covered!

The prime goal of the Department of Health is to provide for the public health of Bermuda. The department works towards a number of goals, including:

1. Improve the general health status of the population

2. Reduce infectious disease

3. Reduce non-infectious disease

4. Reduce violence and injury

5. Improve individual and family health

6. Reduce environmental threats to health

For HIP and FutureCare members, the Health Insurance Department will cover yearly physicals as part of its preventive ca...
07/01/2026

For HIP and FutureCare members, the Health Insurance Department will cover yearly physicals as part of its preventive care.

Residents have been urged to take advantage of an annual health check under a new programme that will offer relief for out-of-pocket costs. The Health Insurance Department will cover yearly physicals ...

As we close out 2025, we extend our sincere thanks to everyone who contributed to the health and well-being of Bermuda t...
31/12/2025

As we close out 2025, we extend our sincere thanks to everyone who contributed to the health and well-being of Bermuda this year.

Through shared efforts, awareness, and everyday actions, our community continued to move toward a healthier future.
We look forward to building on this progress together in the year ahead.

Thank you, Bermuda. We look forward to 2026.

30/12/2025
Congratulations Dr. Gaynell Hayward-Caesar on this well-deserved honour! She has been appointed an Officer of the Most E...
30/12/2025

Congratulations Dr. Gaynell Hayward-Caesar on this well-deserved honour! She has been appointed an Officer of the Most Excellent Order of the British Empire in recognition of her outstanding service to healthcare and public service, including establishing the Sexual Assault Response Team, advancing forensic nursing, and championing care for vulnerable populations.

Public servants, the founders of an entrepreneurship programme and a champion of youth football have all been named in the 2025 New Year’s Honours List. Gaynell Hayward-Caesar, the island’s first ...

As the holiday period winds down, it’s important to take time to reset and care for your health.Rest, routine, and recon...
29/12/2025

As the holiday period winds down, it’s important to take time to reset and care for your health.
Rest, routine, and reconnection support both emotional and physical well-being after a busy season.

A healthier community begins with individuals who feel supported and empowered to look after themselves, and one another.

Dangerous driving and driving under the influence are not only legal issues, they are public health concerns. Serious ro...
24/12/2025

Dangerous driving and driving under the influence are not only legal issues, they are public health concerns.

Serious road traffic collisions place a burden on our hospitals, our families, and our community.

The Ministry of Health urges everyone to make safe choices, so that our holiday season is remembered for joy, not tragedy.

During the holidays, we celebrate togetherness.

Let’s also protect one another.

Dangerous driving and driving under the influence can turn celebration into tragedy.

The Ministry of Health reminds everyone that safe driving is part of caring for our community’s health

Love is not measured by the size or price of a gift. This holiday season, preserve your peace of mind, give the gift of ...
24/12/2025

Love is not measured by the size or price of a gift.

This holiday season, preserve your peace of mind, give the gift of presence, not pressure.

Focus on making memories, not debt.

-Hon. Kim N. Wilson, JP, MP, Minister of Health

The holidays can bring grief or loneliness. Connection eases the burden. Reach out with a call, a visit, or a kind word....
24/12/2025

The holidays can bring grief or loneliness.

Connection eases the burden. Reach out with a call, a visit, or a kind word.

Let’s uplift one another this season.

-Hon. Kim N. Wilson, JP, MP, Minister of Health

Warmest holiday greetings from the Bermuda Department of Health!As we gather with loved ones, may this season bring you ...
24/12/2025

Warmest holiday greetings from the Bermuda Department of Health!

As we gather with loved ones, may this season bring you peace, warmth, and moments that strengthen connection.

Thank you for supporting a healthier Bermuda throughout the year.
Wishing you a joyful and safe holiday season.

Protect yourself while you enjoy yourself.As the holiday season brings gatherings with family and friends — and increase...
23/12/2025

Protect yourself while you enjoy yourself.

As the holiday season brings gatherings with family and friends — and increased travel — a flu shot helps protect you and those around you.


💉 Flu shots available at the Hamilton Health Clinic
📍 67 Victoria Street
📞 Call 444-0720 to book your appointment. Walk-ins are also welcome

COST:
•⁠ ⁠$20 for persons 64 and under
•⁠ ⁠FREE for persons 65 and older

Address

Continental Building, 25 Church Street
Hamilton
HM12

Opening Hours

Monday 08:30 - 16:45
Tuesday 08:30 - 16:45
Wednesday 08:30 - 16:45
Thursday 08:30 - 16:45
Friday 08:30 - 16:45

Telephone

+14412784900

Website

http://www.healthstrategy.bm/

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The prime goal of the Department of Health is to provide for the public health of Bermuda. The department works towards a number of goals, including: 1. Improve the general health status of the population 2. Reduce infectious disease 3. Reduce non-infectious disease 4. Reduce violence and injury 5. Improve individual and family health 6. Reduce environmental threats to health