Bicol Regional Hospital and Medical Center

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Bicol Regional Hospital and Medical Center (BRHMC)
Bicol Regional Hospital and Medical Center
Geography
Location Daraga, Albay, Bicol Region, Philippines
Coordinates 13°08′50″N123°43′29″E / 13.14713°N 123.72483°E / 13.14713; 123.72483
Organization
Funding Government hospital
Type tertiary level hospital
Services
Beds800
Links
Website brhmc.doh.gov.ph

The Bicol Regional Hospital and Medical Center (BRHMC) (formerly, Bicol Regional Training and Teaching Hospital (BRTTH)) is a tertiary level government hospital in the Philippines with an authorized bed capacity of eight hundred (800). [1] It is located in Daraga, Albay.

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References

  1. Philippine Republic Act 11719 Section 2