Hertford British Hospital Charity
The Hertford British Hospital was founded in 1871 by Sir Richard Wallace for the medical and surgical treatment of "indigent and sick British nationals in and around Paris". It was named after his father, the 4th Marquess of Hertford.
The Hertford British Hospital was opened on its present site in 1879. 130 years later it is still an active charity and in 2008 merged with the neighbouring Hôpital de Perpetuel Secours to form the Institut Hospitalier Franco-Britannique.
The Hertford British Hospital Charity ensures that the medical facility founded by Sir Richard Wallace continues to serve the local and English-speaking communities.
In addition to the running of the Institut Hospitalier Franco-Britannique, which it shares with representatives of the Oeuvre de Perpétuel Secours in a joint management structure, the Charity also provides premises for the International Centre for Dermatology (Centre International de Dermatologie) and the British Charitable Fund.
The CID is situated on the ground floor at 12, rue Barbès, just opposite the entrance to the Institut Hospitalier Franco-Britannique at 3, rue Barbès. It is a recognised healthcare centre that practises the French 'Tiers Payant' system and applies the 'Secteur 1 Tarifs Conventionnels.'
Consultations are held Monday to Friday: 8.30am - 6.30pm.
Please call: 01 46 17 06 10 for an appointment
The IHFB has arranged two sessions of consultations exclusively for English speakers at 3 rue Barbès.
Please call 01 46 39 22 00 to make an appointment for a consultation.
The HBHC is pleased to announce that it is preparing its next Art at the Hertford Exhibition, Expo 13. The exhibition offers artists an opportunity to show (and sell) their work, while at the same time enhancing the aesthetic quality of the hospital and of our dermatology unit. We are sorry but we are no longer accepting applications from artists to participate.
Every THURSDAY ENglish-speaking VOLunteers run a welcome and information desk at the IHFB, 3 rue Barbès, 92300 Levallois Perret. They are there to help English-speaking patients.
Email envol2009@gmail.com for more information
