Find the nearest hospital

Tap “Hospitals near me” to see the closest hospitals with the distance, or search your city. We list 25,000+ hospitals, each with address, phone number, opening hours and directions.

Call the local emergency number first: for example 911 in the United States and Canada, 999 in the United Kingdom, 112 in the European Union and 000 in Australia. Every country page on this site shows the number for that country at the top. Don't drive yourself if you feel very unwell.

Each country has a page with all hospitals that have an emergency room (A&E in the UK and Ireland, emergency department in Australia and New Zealand), sorted by city. City pages also have a filter for emergency care.

No. A hospital emergency department treats serious and life-threatening problems. Urgent care centres, walk-in clinics and minor injuries units treat smaller injuries and illnesses, often with shorter waits. This site lists hospitals only.

Most countries have both public and private hospitals. Private hospitals usually need insurance or payment up front. Hospitals marked “private” on this site are listed as private on their public map listing. Check with your insurer before you go, unless it is an emergency.

No. Ratings and reviews show what visitors wrote on Google, often about waiting times, parking or staff. They don't measure medical quality. Ask your doctor or your country's health authority for advice on where to get treatment.