Municipal hospitals are healthcare facilities owned and operated by local governments, providing a range of medical services to the community. They are often established to address the healthcare needs of specific populations, such as the poor or those residing in a particular geographic area. 

Here's a more detailed look at municipal hospitals

• Internal Medicine

• Neurology

• Cardiology

• Pathology

• Laboratory Medicine

• Pediatrics

• Dentistry

• General Surgery

• Obstetrics-Gynecology

• Gastroenterology

• Dermatology

• Anesthesiology-Intensive Care (ATI)

• Ophthalmology

• Psychiatry

• ENT (Otorhinolaryngology)

• Neonatology

• Emergency Medicine (CPU)

• Tuberculosis Dispensary

• Recovery, Physical Medicine, and Balneology

• Family Planning

The hospital is committed to delivering high-quality, safe medical care, regularly updating its equipment and protocols. It emphasizes inclusivity, offering free coverage for adults with limited income in several departments, and maintains strict protocols to protect patients and staff while providing necessary care

A Municipal Hospital's vision is often to be a leading provider of quality healthcare services, while its mission focuses on delivering those services efficiently and compassionately to the community it serves. This includes providing both preventive and curative care, with a focus on specific areas like maternal and child health, and potentially developing human resources for health.