HOSPITAL MATER DEI

About HOSPITAL MATER DEI

Mater Dei was inaugurated on June 1, 1980, driven by the ideal of building a Hospital that would be useful to the community. Its philosophy is based on three basic principles: scientific, cultural, and humanistic. Firstly, Mater Dei realizes itself as a center of science when it elects as its primary objectives related to medical care, teaching, and research. These objectives are completed within the concept of a modern and advanced unit, focused on diagnosis, treatment, and prevention. The Hospital further expands this concept by highlighting its growth policy for the professional and human development of all its employees. To ensure this policy is effectively realized, permanent programs of courses, seminars, research, publications, training, and participation in regional, national, and international congresses are developed.