The Internal Medicine Department at Mediterranean Hospital of Cyprus is a modern, comprehensive medical service providing high-quality preventive, diagnostic, therapeutic, and long-term care for patients with both acute and chronic medical conditions.
The department covers the full spectrum of contemporary Internal Medicine, managing:
- Infectious diseases and febrile illnesses
- Respiratory and cardiometabolic disorders
- Diabetes mellitus and metabolic disorders
- Arterial hypertension
- Gastrointestinal and liver diseases
- Autoimmune and systemic diseases
- Haematological and multisystem disorders
- Complex medical conditions requiring comprehensive assessment and inpatient care
The department also operates well-organised Outpatient Clinics, offering:
- Preventive health screening
- Comprehensive medical assessment
- Diagnostic investigations
- Medical treatment
- Long-term follow-up for patients with chronic diseases
The department plays a pivotal role in the hospital’s emergency medical services. An Internal Medicine Consultant is on-site and on active duty 24 hours a day, 365 days a year, providing continuous cover for the Accident & Emergency Department and ensuring the immediate assessment and management of acute medical emergencies.
In addition, an on-call Internal Medicine Consultant is always available, further strengthening the hospital’s operational readiness and ensuring continuous medical support for emergency and inpatient services on a 24/7/365 basis.
The Internal Medicine Department works in close collaboration with:
- Accident & Emergency Department
- Intensive Care Unit (ICU)
- Clinical Laboratory
- Diagnostic Imaging Department
- Cardiology Department
- Nephrology Department
- Respiratory Medicine Department
- All specialist medical services across the hospital
This integrated, multidisciplinary approach ensures comprehensive, coordinated, and patient-centred care for every individual.
The department’s clinical practice is guided by the latest international evidence-based guidelines and an individualised approach to patient care, with the aim of:
- Achieving early and accurate diagnosis
- Delivering appropriate and effective medical treatment
- Preventing complications
- Improving patients’ overall health and quality of life