Calmette Hospital, located on Monivong Boulevard in Phnom Penh, Cambodia, is the nation’s flagship public healthcare institution. Founded in 1950 and named after French bacteriologist Albert Calmette, it operates under Cambodia’s Ministry of Health, with historical and ongoing support from the French government. Calmette serves as a national and teaching hospital affiliated with the University of Health Sciences, offering comprehensive and continuous medical services to the population of Phnom Penh, nearby provinces, and international patients.

• Emergency and Trauma

• General Medicine

• Surgery (general, digestive, oncological, urology, orthopedic, neuro)

• Intensive Care

• Cardiology and Cardiovascular Surgery

• Pediatrics

• Neonatology

• Maternity and Gynecology

• Eye Care and ENT

• Cancer Care

• Diabetes and Endocrinology

• Gastroenterology and Liver Disease

• Kidney and Hemodialysis 

• Diagnostic 

• Recognized as Cambodia’s leading public hospital with semi-autonomous management.

• Combines modern and well-equipped facilities with advanced diagnostics, specialized care units, and multidisciplinary teams.

• The hospital maintains a focus on accessibility, education, and patient safety, operating as both a treatment and teaching center.

Vision:
To serve as Cambodia’s standard-bearer for modern, accessible, and high-quality healthcare, focusing on patient-centered treatment, innovation, and medical education.

Mission:
Deliver essential and advanced healthcare services, train health professionals, and pioneer medical research and innovation for the health of all Cambodians.

• Awarded “Best Public Hospital of the Year in Cambodia” by Global Health Asia-Pacific.

• National Cancer Center inaugurated at Calmette, serving as the primary cancer care and teaching facility in Cambodia.