By Angelo Coralini, Doctors Cyprus · Sources checked 14 October 2026.
Hospitals in Paphos include Paphos General Hospital, Evangelismos Private Hospital and IASIS Private Hospital. Choosing between them starts with the service you need, the clinician who will treat you and the payment route for that particular appointment. A hospital name alone does not establish whether a procedure is available or covered.
This is a comparison of selected facilities with official information, rather than a clinical ranking or complete register. For a serious human medical emergency, call 112; use our emergency healthcare guide for information about urgent access.
Paphos hospitals at a glance
| Hospital | Setting and official contact |
|---|---|
| Paphos General Hospital | Public hospital serving Paphos district. SHSO lists its information number as +357 26 803100. |
| Evangelismos Private Hospital | Private hospital with published medical and surgical departments. General enquiries: +357 26 848000. |
| IASIS Private Hospital | Private hospital at 8 Voriou Ipirou Street, Paphos, with inpatient, outpatient and diagnostic departments. Enquiries: +357 26 848484. |
These are hospital information numbers, not a substitute for emergency dispatch. Use each official website to confirm the appropriate department and entrance.
When to consider Paphos General Hospital
SHSO describes Paphos General as providing primary and secondary medical care for the district. For a planned consultation, ask which clinic handles your referral, how appointments are arranged and whether tests must be booked separately. The hospital’s role as a district facility does not mean every highly specialised procedure is performed there.
If treatment could involve another hospital, ask the referring team how the transfer of records and follow-up will work. Keep the name of the department and the appointment confirmation with your referral.
What to check with Evangelismos and IASIS
Evangelismos publishes departments including cardiology, general surgery, orthopaedics, radiology and a clinical laboratory. IASIS lists inpatient and outpatient departments, operating theatres, radiology and laboratory services. Start with those department lists, then establish whether the specific clinician and service are available for your needs.
Ask reception whether the appointment is arranged directly with the doctor or through a central booking team. If you need an examination and a scan, find out whether these are separate bookings. A published department list is useful for shortlisting; it cannot confirm today’s availability.
Is the appointment through GESY or privately?
Check the official GESY provider search and ask the hospital to confirm the route for your exact service. Private ownership does not, by itself, tell you how the visit will be funded. Clarify the clinician, referral and procedure together before consenting to planned treatment.
Our public and private hospital comparison explains the distinction between ownership and payment in more detail. Avoid relying on a general “we accept insurance” statement: obtain confirmation from your insurer about authorisation and payment arrangements.
A practical booking checklist for Paphos
- Give the department your referral details and the name of the proposed procedure or consultation.
- Confirm the exact hospital address, building and reception desk; a doctor’s consultation room may differ from the admission point.
- Ask what records, scans and medication information to bring, and follow any preparation instructions from your treating team.
- Request an itemised estimate for private care, including what happens if extra tests or an overnight stay are needed.
- Confirm how you will receive results and who will arrange follow-up after discharge.
If you need ongoing general medicine or a routine outpatient appointment, see medical clinics and healthcare centres in Paphos. You can also browse Paphos doctors and check our growing hospital directory.
Frequently asked questions
1. Which is the best hospital in Paphos?
There is no single answer for every patient. Compare the relevant specialty, treating team, access arrangements and follow-up. This guide does not assign an unsupported quality ranking.
2. Can I book directly with a private hospital?
Contact the hospital to establish the booking route. Direct contact does not settle referral, insurance or GESY requirements for the service.
3. Does a hospital’s general opening status mean every clinic is open?
No. Outpatient clinics, laboratories and planned admissions may operate on different schedules. Confirm the department’s hours and your appointment.
4. What should I bring to my hospital appointment?
Ask the department which records, scans and medication information it needs, and follow the treating team’s preparation instructions. Confirm the correct building and reception desk.
5. How can I clarify private hospital costs before attending?
Request an itemised estimate and ask what happens if extra tests or an overnight stay are needed. Confirm the results and follow-up arrangements too.
Sources and editorial scope
This guide explains healthcare access and provider information. It does not assess clinical quality or replace advice from a qualified professional. Services and booking arrangements should be confirmed directly.
