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A Government move to bring in “pre-certification” — requiring doctors to get a second opinion when ordering diagnostic tests — has been poorly received across the Island’s medical community. However, according to the Bermuda Medical Doctors’ Associat...

Bermuda Hospitals Board thanked the Kiwanis Club of Hamilton, the Kiwanis Club of St George’s and the Kiwanis Foundation of New England & Bermuda District for a donation of $5,000. The money will be used to buy emergency equipment, for furniture and ...

Hospital bosses are trying to stop an inquest being held into the death of bar owner Hubert (Hubie) Brown. Mr Brown, who ran Hubie’s bar and jazz club on Angle Street, died aged 66 in December 2002 at King Edward VII Memorial Hospital. Senior Coroner...

A further $10 million in fundraising is needed to cover a $40 million payment for Bermuda’s new hospital wing before next year’s impending deadline. However, Health Minister Patricia Gordon-Pamplin said she was “completely optimistic and confident” t...

Butterfield Bank has donated $500,000 to the Bermuda Hospitals Charitable Trust’s fundraising campaign. The charity is hoping to raise $40 million through its Why it Matters campaign, to help transform King Edward VII Memorial into a world-class faci...

The former chief of staff at King Edward VII Memorial Hospital threatened to block two doctors from setting up a new business if Bermuda Hospitals Board couldn’t be involved, it is alleged in court papers obtained by The Royal Gazette. Plastic surgeo...

The fundraising effort to support the hospital’s new Acute Care Wing will receive a $250,000 boost today courtesy of the Bermuda Commercial Bank (BCB). BCB director Horst Finkbeiner said the bank is pleased to support the Bermuda Hospital Charitable ...

Construction work at the King Edward VII Memorial Hospital’s new wing has given work to hundreds of Bermudians. According to a Bermuda Hospitals Board (BHB) spokeswoman, more than 500 people are currently working on the Point Finger Road project on a...

Beresford Swan, a leading physician who founded the Island’s first dialysis centre — and quietly contributed to the education of many local doctors — has died, aged 75. Dr Swan is best known for the kidney treatment unit named after him at King Edwar...