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Bermudian workers will be used throughout the design, construction and operation phases of the new hospital project, according to a development boss. Barry New, the general manager of Paget Health Services (PHS), said local design consultant firms a...

Emergency Medical Technicians at King Edward VII Memorial Hospital today launched Emergency Medical Services (EMS) Week. A special display area was opened in the KEMH lobby this morning by Acting Health Minister Michael Weeks. There will also be an...

The main driveway to King Edward VII Memorial Hospital will close next week as construction on the new hospital continues. The Bermuda Hospitals Board (BHB) said that while the main driveway from Point Finger Road will close on Monday, May 2, the Ber...

Bermuda’s air ambulance has asked Bermuda Hospitals Board to put right comments it says imply it’s unsafe or incompetent. Bermuda Air Medivac has called in Phoenix Law Chambers in response to BHB’s assertion it needs international certification to be...

Companies and wealthy individuals have donated $17 million to help pay for the King Edward VII Memorial Hospital redevelopment, it was announced today. Chairman of the Bermuda Hospitals Charitable Trust, Phil Butterfield, said the goal is to raise $4...

Claims that emergency surgical procedures were cancelled to accommodate medical tourism are unfair attacks according to head surgeons at King Edward VII Memorial Hospital. Chief of Surgery,Wesley Miller, Chief of Anaesthesia, Richard Hammond, and Di...

Patients need to brace themselves for longer waiting times for surgery as they are “pushed aside” to make room for Americans undergoing the new prostate cancer treatment. This is the view of a medical practitioner who knows of at least one surgery be...

The House of Assembly has approved a 1.5 percent increase in hospital fees, intended to help battle rising operating costs. Debating the Bermuda Hospitals Board (Hospital Fees) Regulations 2011 on Friday night, Health Minister Zane DeSilva said that ...

Government overspent by $15 million on King Edward VII Memorial Hospital during the current fiscal year. The House of Assembly will now be asked to approve that figure, as well as an extra $2.25 million spending on health insurance within the Ministr...