Known as an International Medical Centre, we are delighted to assist with comprehensive travel arrangements for international patients, including but not limited to flights, hotel accommodations, language, diet, ground transportation for clinic appointments, and insurance matters. We also pay vigilant attention to fees to ensure that services at any one of its centres are competitive with or more attractive than those of similar services.

The Medical Pavilion Bahamas ensures accessibility to quality medical treatment to ALL in the Caribbean via “Partnered Care,” a tripartite payment solutions system that allows all the centres of The Medical Pavilion Bahamas to partner with regional governments to cover the adjusted cost of advanced care for its citizens who are not covered by private insurance and without any significant capital investment by said government.

For a medical facility, it’s not enough to provide state-of-the-art technologies for the screening, diagnosis, and treatment of catastrophic illnesses like heart disease, cancer, or kidney failure.
Nor to have certified specialists for advanced medical procedures, a hybrid surgical and interventional suite; Nor support services like imaging, lab, and pharmacy under one roof. For a medical facility, it’s about making it affordable for ALL and treating you with compassion and care.

Conveniently operating under one roof to provide access to medical care for both public and private patients

To diagnose and treat patients, help save lives, and improve the quality of life for each of our patients

Trained and qualified to deliver exceptional healthcare services to each of our patients

Served since the inception of The Bahamas Chest Center, home of The Bahamas Heart Center, in July 1990

Dr. Conville Brown is dedicated to providing “Partnered Care” as a viable solution for governments in developing countries to provide costly specialized healthcare to their people at minimal expense by sharing the burden of such care between the private, user, and government sectors. It is a mutually beneficial tripartite partnership that enhances access to ALL, rich and poor, insured and non-insured.