Northern Regional Hospital

08/01/2026

Your Health Matters – Take Advantage of This Free Service! 💗

The Northern Regional Hospital is offering *FREE* Breast Ultrasound services for breast check-ups to support early detection and peace of mind.

*Available* : Wednesdays & Fridays
*Time* : 8:00 AM – 4:00 PM
*Location* : Northern Regional Hospital

Breast ultrasounds are an important tool for identifying changes early—especially for women with breast concerns. Don’t wait until symptoms appear!

***Early checks can save lives.***
We encourage all eligible people (symptomatic women, history of high risk, men or women under 40 years of age etc.) to come in and take advantage of this free service.

Please share this post to help spread the word—your share could make a difference! 🙏

07/01/2026

Medical Mission 2026!

🚨Attention Attention 🚨

The Northern Regional Hospital in collaboration with Partners for Belize is pleased to announce to the general public of the upcoming Medical Mission dates & free walk in clinics for the following villages:

Services for General Medicine 💊

Trial Farm
Carmelita
Santa Martha
Yo Creek
August pine Ridge

‼️NO APPOINTMENT NEEDED‼️

23/12/2025

Today Orange Walk District NDACC office in partnership with Northern Regional Hospital HECOPAB Department, Trial Farm Police Subunit , conducted a campaign on Driving Under the Influence (DUI) of alcohol. We distribute flyers and candy cane all in the spirit of the holiday. Season Greatings!

22/12/2025

If you drink don’t drive. If you drive, don’t drink. Let’s do our part this holidays & drive responsibly. Arrive safely, arrive alive. Northern Regional Hospital wishes you a happy holiday and a prosperous New Year!

24/11/2025

This World AIDS Day reminds us how resilience and community have carried us through moments of disruption. As we continue “overcoming disruption, transforming the AIDS response”let’s strengthen our commitment to awareness, support, and action. Join us on December 1st, 2025 at Fort Cairns Market for our Information Booth Expo to learn, connect, and be part of the change.

14/11/2025

World diabetes day 🩸 Promoting healthy eating, healthy lifestyle for the prevention of diabetes and other non-communicable diseases.

As part of our activities, a nutrition and diabetes banner competition was conducted yesterday at Trial Farm Government School. Students formed part of the competition with very creative ideas promoting exercise, healthy eating, fiber intake and hydration.

Let’s choose to keep healthy by changing our lifestyle being regularly active and eating healthy.🥗🥑

14/11/2025

World Diabetes Day is celebrated internationally every 14th of November. To promote and raise awareness on diabetes prevention and management in young children the Nutrition department along with HECOPAB department conducted a nutrition and diabetes hat competition to promote ways on how to prevent diabetes in a fun strategic way.

Eat healthy, exercise regularly and do your regular checkups.

14/11/2025

🌎💜 World Prematurity Day 🌎💜
This year the Northern Regional Hospital observed World Prematurity Day under the theme "Give preterm babies a strong start for a hopeful future". Globally it is estimated that 1 out of 10 babies are born premature (before 37 weeks of gestation). In Orange Walk District it was estimated that 41 babies were born premature during the year 2024. The objective of this initiative is to raise awareness about premature birth, to support families on their journey, and honor the healthcare team's dedication to give every premature baby the best possible start in life.

By spreading understanding, promoting early care, and advocating for improved neonatal services, we work together toward healthier beginnings for our tiniest fighters.

💜Together we can make a difference!💜

14/11/2025

11/11/2025

28/10/2025

Parent Alert: Health Hazards of Gummies for Children

Dear Parents,

We would like to remind you to be cautious about the growing concern regarding gummies that are being consumed by children. While many gummies appear harmless and are marketed as candies or vitamins, some can pose serious health risks.

Certain gummies, especially those not purchased from trusted sources, may contain harmful substances such as THC (from ma*****na) or other unregulated ingredients that can affect a child’s brain development, behavior, and overall health. Even regular sweet gummies, when consumed excessively, can lead to tooth decay, obesity, and digestive problems.

Please ensure that:

Gummies are kept out of children’s reach.

Only verified and approved vitamin gummies are given, and always under supervision.

You talk to your children about the dangers of taking food, sweets, or gummies from friends or strangers.

Let’s work together to keep our children safe, healthy, and drug-free.

— National Drug Abuse Control Council (NDACC) Ministry of Health and Wellness and Northern Regional Hospital