Antigua.news Antigua and Barbuda Cobbs Cross Clinic Almost Complete Bringing Healthcare Boost to St. Paul’s
Antigua.news Antigua and Barbuda Cobbs Cross Clinic Almost Complete Bringing Healthcare Boost to St. Paul’s

Cobbs Cross Clinic Almost Complete Bringing Healthcare Boost to St. Paul’s

29 August 2025 - 15:57

Cobbs Cross Clinic Almost Complete Bringing Healthcare Boost to St. Paul’s

29 August 2025 - 15:57

Cobbs Cross Clinic (Photo by Ministry of Works)

The long-awaited Cobbs Cross Clinic is nearing completion and will soon open its doors to residents of the St. Paul’s community, government officials have confirmed.

The new facility, which is being commissioned by the Ministry of Health, is part of a wider national programme aimed at expanding access to quality healthcare and upgrading community clinics across Antigua and Barbuda.

Officials say the clinic will be equipped to deliver enhanced medical services, reducing the need for residents to travel far for essential care.

Cobbs Cross Clinic (Photo by Ministry of Works)

In a published statement, the Ministry of Works commended the efforts of its team alongside the Ministry of Health in reaching this milestone.

We are pleased to be putting the finishing touches on the new Cobbs Cross Clinic, which will provide enhanced medical services to the St. Paul’s community.” the ministry said. “The Ministry of Works is fully committed to providing continued support to the Ministry of Health’s extensive healthcare upgrades across Antigua and Barbuda.

Cobbs Cross Clinic (Photo by Ministry of Works)

The clinic is one of several healthcare infrastructure projects currently underway as part of the government’s drive to strengthen community health systems, improve accessibility, and modernize patient care.

 

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7 Comments

  1. This is great news for St. Paul’s residents much-needed healthcare access is coming soon!

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  2. Healthcare is essential. We need better Healthcare all around..SLMBC especially. The place is falling apart.essential medicationz not available

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  3. This is great news;however, there’s more to health care than a fabulous building. Things like well stocked medications and supplies and workers who are respectful of their patients and are truly caring for certain. Let’s not pour the same old rancid attitudes and situations into these refurbished buildings.

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  4. It’s about time more clinics are modernized. The drive into town for basic care has always been a hassle.

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  5. Long overdue, but better late than never. This will help a lot of elderly folks who struggle with transportation.

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  6. I am happy for the people of that community cause having to travel out of your community to seek health care services can be taking especially on the elderly

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  7. Every commnity needs a health clinic. THis is great news for St Paul

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