Hospitals of the Country of Mont-Blanc (Hôpitaux du Pays du Mont-Blanc) are a network of healthcare facilities serving the Mont-Blanc region in France. Located in one of the most scenic areas of the country, these hospitals provide a range of medical services, catering to both local residents and the many tourists who visit the region each year. The Hospitals of the Country of Mont-Blanc are also involved in research, particularly in the fields of altitude medicine and sports injuries. The hospitals collaborate with local and international institutions to advance medical knowledge in these areas. Additionally, they serve as training centers for medical professionals, particularly in emergency medicine and trauma care.

 Services

The Hospitals of the Country of Mont-Blanc (Hôpitaux du Pays du Mont-Blanc) offer a wide range of medical services to residents and tourists in the Mont-Blanc region. These services are spread across their main facilities, including Sallanches Hospital and Chamonix Hospital.

• 24/7 Emergency Care: Both Sallanches and Chamonix Hospitals provide round-the-clock emergency services, with specialized teams equipped to handle medical emergencies, trauma, and injuries related to mountain sports.
• Rescue Operations Support: The hospitals work closely with mountain rescue teams to provide immediate medical attention to those injured in the surrounding mountains.
• General Surgery: Available at Sallanches Hospital, offering a range of surgical procedures for various medical conditions.
• Orthopedic Surgery: Focused on treating musculoskeletal injuries, particularly those resulting from skiing, climbing, and other high-risk activities.
• Trauma Surgery: Specialized care for severe injuries, including fractures and trauma related to accidents in mountainous terrains.
• Maternity Ward: Comprehensive prenatal, childbirth, and postnatal care, with facilities for both normal and high-risk pregnancies.
• Neonatal Care: Dedicated services for newborns, including intensive care for premature or ill infants.
• Elderly Care and Long-term Care:
  • Geriatrics: Specialized care for elderly patients, including management of chronic conditions and rehabilitation.
  • Long-term Care Facilities: Available for patients requiring extended medical care and support.

• Diagnostic Services:

  • Radiology and Imaging: Advanced imaging services, including X-rays, MRIs, and CT scans, essential for diagnosing injuries and medical conditions.
  • Laboratory Services: Comprehensive lab services for blood tests, pathology, and other diagnostic procedures.