List of hospitals in Algeria

The Republic of Algeria has the second largest number of hospitals and hospital beds per person of countries in Africa, second only to South Africa. Almost all Algerian hospitals are public and provide services to 90 percent of the Algerian population. The largest number of hospitals are located in the more populous areas of Algeria on the north coast. There are hospitals in each of the 58 Provinces of Algeria (fr: Wilayah; ar:ولاية). All public health establishments are managed administratively and financially by the Ministry of Health, Population and Hospital Reform or local offices of the Ministry. Some of the older hospitals in Algiers, Annaba, and Oran Provinces were established between 1883 and 1889 during the French Colonial period in Algeria. At the start of Algerian independence in 1962, the healthcare system was small with few doctors. From 1975 onward, the Algerian government introduced a free national healthcare system. In 2020, there were, according to the Ministry, 586 public health establishments in Algeria with 76,53 beds, including 6,584 beds in community hospitals.
The public health establishments are categorized using the French naming system as follows:
The locations of Algerian hospitals are shown on the map link below. Hospitals are grouped by Province in the following sections that show the city, coordinates, and number of hospital beds and date of establishment when known. Hospital category is shown when known.
Adrar.
The hospitals in Adrar Province include:
Aïn Defla.
The hospitals in Aïn Defla Province include:
Aïn Témouchent.
The hospitals in Aïn Témouchent Province include:
Algiers.
There are 25 public sector hospitals in Algiers Province, including four CHU with 3,593 beds, 13 specialized university hospitals with 2,478 beds, and eight general university hospitals with 1,633 beds. Public, military and private hospitals in Algiers Province include:
Annaba.
The hospitals located in the Annaba Province include:
Batna.
The hospitals in Batna Province include the following:
Béchar.
The hospitals in Béchar Province include the following:
Béjaïa.
The hospitals in Bejaia Province include the following:
Béni Abbès.
The hospitals in Béni Abbès Province include the following:
Biskra.
Hospitals in Biskra Province include the following:
Blida.
Hospitals in Blida Province include the following:
Bouira.
The hospitals in Bouira Province include the following:
Bordj Bou Arréridj.
The hospitals in Bordj Bou Arréridj Province include the following:
Bordj Baji Mokhtar.
This province was formely attached to Adrar Province until it was created on November 26, 2019. The hospitals in Bordj Baji Mokhtar Province include the following:
Boumerdès.
Hospitals in Boumerdès Province include the following:
Chlef.
The hospitals in Chlef Province include:
Constantine.
The hospitals in Constantine Province include the following:
Djanet.
Djanet Province was created in 2019 from Illizi Province. The hospitals in Djanet Province include the following:
Djelfa.
The hospitals in Djelfa Province include the following:
El Bayadh.
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