Cobbs Cross Clinic, a newly constructed healthcare facility, has been officially opened by the Government of Antigua and Barbuda to improve access to quality primary care services for the St. Paul’s community and its surrounding areas. This modern clinic is part of the government’s ongoing efforts to enhance healthcare infrastructure across the nation, ensuring that residents receive timely and efficient medical care close to home.

The opening ceremony was a significant event, attended by key government officials including Prime Minister Gaston Browne, Minister of Health Sir Molwyn Joseph, and Minister of Foreign Affairs E.P. Chet Greene. Other members of Cabinet, the Junior Minister in the Ministry of Health, and senior technical officers from the Ministry of Health, Wellness, Environment and Civil Service Affairs also participated, highlighting the importance of this new facility within the national healthcare framework.

The Cobbs Cross Clinic exemplifies the government’s commitment to community-based health services that prioritize accessibility and quality. By investing in such facilities, Antigua and Barbuda aim to strengthen their healthcare system, reduce healthcare disparities, and promote public well-being throughout the country.

See Ministry Website for more: https://health.gov.ag/