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HIP and FutureCare Benefits

The Health Insurance Plan (HIP) and FutureCare are plans provided by the Health Insurance Department (HID) . The two plans offer dental benefits, doctor’s visits, in-patient and out-patient care at the hospital and overseas care. Enrollment in the different plans is based on the age and benefit needs of the applicant. Who qualifies for which plans and the exact benefits can be found in the The Table below, provides an overview of the benefits of the plans and a comparison between HIP and...

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Health clinics in Bermuda

Go to the hospital in all cases of serious illness or injury, or if you aren’t sure if your illness or injury is serious. For more streamlined services for particular ailments, illnesses, injuries, or conditions, refer to the following list of specialized health clinics or health centres in Bermuda All services are by appointment only. Walk-ins can be accommodated based on capacity. For more information or to book an appointment, call: Adult Preventive Health Services: 444-1709 or 332-8902...

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Government Employee Health Insurance (GEHI)

All government pensioners, employees, and their dependants are covered under the Government Employee Health Insurance (GEHI) plan. GEHI provides you with premium health care at fair rates, and claims are processed in a timely manner.

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Health Information

The Health Information on this page is provided by the Epidemiology and Surveillance Unit. The Epidemiology and Surveillance Unit helps to manage and monitor the status of health in Bermuda by: Regularly recording, interpreting, and reporting data that reflect the health of our community. Reviewing health problems and outbreaks; this includes chronic diseases, injuries, and social factors that influence health status Detecting and monitoring epidemics and public health emergencies. Providing...

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Youth Mental Health First Aid Training

The Department of Health is pleased to offer a free Youth Mental Health First Aid (MHFA) training course for individuals who work with or support young people. This two-day course is designed to build capacity among professionals, caregivers, and volunteers by equipping them with the tools to recognize, understand, and respond to signs of mental health and substance use challenges in youth.

Public Health Awards 2022

Public health is what a community does to make sure its residents are healthy. Public health is at the heart of much of Bermuda’s day to day functioning, but is largely invisible. When restaurants are clean and safe, when children and travellers are properly vaccinated, when the streets are free of garbage and rodents, we know that public health is working – but we often take these things for granted. The Department of Health wishes to recognise and encourage the public health successes of...

Request a health-related presentation

The Epidemiology and Surveillance Unit helps to manage and monitor the status of health in Bermuda by: Regularly recording, interpreting, and reporting data that reflect the health of our community; Reviewing health problems and outbreaks; this includes chronic diseases, injuries, and social factors that influence health status Detecting and monitoring epidemics and public health emergencies. Providing health information upon request in a variety of formats. How do I make a request? If you are..

Substance Abuse Referral

The government offers programmes and assessments for substance abusers through the Bermuda Assessment and Referral Centre (BARC). Can I refer someone to the to a substance abuse facility? You can make a referral to BARC and they will complete a comprehensive assessment and make a referral to the appropriate treatment agency. This is the first point of contact. If I refer my relative who has a substance problem, will they be drug tested, and how often? People who are referred to BARC are tested..

Community Health Nursing Referral

Community Health Nursing provides nursing care and support to patients in their homes or community settings when a clinic visit isn't practical for example, due to limited mobility or a medical condition that requires ongoing monitoring. Authorised medical professionals in Bermuda can use this online form to refer a patient to the Community Health Nursing team at the Department of Health.

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Breastfeeding Awareness Week 2026

Breastfeeding Awareness Week is observed annually to promote informed infant‑feeding practices, strengthen community support, and highlight the diverse experiences of families across Bermuda.

Healthy Schools Awards 2026

Welcome to the Healthy Schools Programme! The Government of Bermuda’s Healthy Schools programme, led by the Department of Health, is committed to promoting a culture of wellness within our island’s schools.

Survey of Pregnant Women 2025

The Department for National Drug Control (DNDC) has published the Survey of Pregnant Women 2025 , the fifth survey of its kind conducted in Bermuda, following previous rounds in 2005, 2009, 2015 and 2020. The survey was administered over three weeks, from 8 to 30 September 2025, to pregnant women presenting for prenatal care at participating obstetrician/gynaecologist practices and the government-funded Maternal Health Clinic. A total of 60 women completed the anonymous, voluntary...

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Ministry of Health's Breakout & Thrive Youth Mental Health Summit
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Ministry of Health's Breakout & Thrive Youth Mental Health Summit

The Ministry of Health successfully hosted the 2026 Breakout & Thrive Youth Mental Health Summit, bringing together approximately 570 students from Bermuda's middle and senior schools for three days of learning, engagement, and personal growth.

Minister Wilson Delivers Opening Remarks at Healthcare CIO Connect 2026
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Minister Wilson Delivers Opening Remarks at Healthcare CIO Connect 2026

The Minister of Health, the Hon. Kim Wilson, JP, MP, delivered opening remarks at Healthcare CIO Connect 2026. The conference brought together healthcare executives, clinicians, digital health specialists and technology leaders from Bermuda and overseas to explore how innovation can strengthen healthcare delivery.

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