Hospital Curry Cabral
General hospital · Rego ·

Hospital Curry Cabral

General hospital · Rego ·

Public hospital serving Greater Lisbon with caring staff

helpful staff
good service
attentive nurses
kind doctor
wheelchair accessible
arrogant tone
lack of human rights
rude receptionist
Hospital Curry Cabral by null
Hospital Curry Cabral by null
Hospital Curry Cabral by null
Hospital Curry Cabral by null
Hospital Curry Cabral by null
Hospital Curry Cabral by null
Hospital Curry Cabral by null
Hospital Curry Cabral by null
Hospital Curry Cabral by null
Hospital Curry Cabral by null
Hospital Curry Cabral by null
Hospital Curry Cabral by null
Hospital Curry Cabral by null
Hospital Curry Cabral by null
Hospital Curry Cabral by null
Hospital Curry Cabral by null
Hospital Curry Cabral by null
Hospital Curry Cabral by null
Hospital Curry Cabral by null
Hospital Curry Cabral by null
Hospital Curry Cabral by null
Hospital Curry Cabral by null

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R. da Beneficência 8, 1069-166 Lisboa, Portugal Get directions

Restroom
Credit card accepted
Debit card accepted
Contactless accepted
Wheelchair accessible entrance

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R. da Beneficência 8, 1069-166 Lisboa, Portugal Get directions

+351 21 792 4200
chlc.min-saude.pt
CardiologiaPediatricaSantaMarta

Features

•Restroom
•Credit card accepted
•Debit card accepted
•Contactless accepted
•Wheelchair accessible entrance
•Wheelchair accessible parking lot
•Wheelchair accessible restroom

Last updated

Jan 29, 2026

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Hospital Curry Cabral

Patrick Oh! In P.

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Boas a very nice manger scene located at the public hospital in Lisbon. Festas from Curry Cabral Hospital in Lisbon!

Qing Y.

Google
Had a consultation with Doctor Diana in September when travelling in Lisbon, she is so kind and supportive. And the nurses are really helpful.

Vincent B.

Google
Horrible. They move my doctor appointment and don't give me prescription. The leave me without medication that i need to take everyday. Ignore my emails and phone calls. I have to take not go to work and go there in person, because they are don't do their job and don't even pick up the phone or bother respond to emails. They could not care less about your health. It seems like it is runned by a bunch of two year olds This hospital is a lack of human right.

Sri J.

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Thank you so much...everyone... for giving me a new life.....i am very thankful...i don't have any words...how can i say thank for you guys.... I like the service of this hospital. Even though I am immigrant and non speaker Portuguese. You all guys give me a new life....specially thank you dona paula... she is a very good nurse... she care me like my mother's....i never forget their experience....once again thanks alot to the whole team of this hospital...god bless you.... give you all more and more success... thank you...

Benjamin B.

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I asked one of the receptionists if she could speak English since I'm still learning the language. She said yes, but then refused to speak English with me because "o teu português tá bom, se tens problemas só falas devagar, somos em Portugal e falamos português", all this accompanied by a very arrogant tone and the refusal to help me with my documents, which she gracefully passed to her colleague. Later when I got out of the building I heard her saying "mudas do país" and less than 2 minutes later she jumped out of the back of the building, blocked my passage on the street, giving me the pathetic excuse that she actually just wanted to compliment my Portuguese skills by trying to force me to speak Portuguese and that she's sorry that I'm angry at her.

Pradip D.

Google
One of the best hospital around the world .5 star service .all staff are very nice .

Bishes Y.

Google
Good service, nice location very big space for spend vacum time.

Sunil Q.

Google
Very helpful and loving staff. Bless you all