KINGSTON, Jamaica – The Bustamante Hospital for Children (BHC) successfully completed Ward 5 Renovation Project at a cost of over $4 million, marking a significant milestone in its ongoing mission to deliver exceptional healthcare for children across Jamaica.

The newly renovated Ward 5 now boasts a capacity of 30 beds, purposefully designed to provide top-quality care for medical patients. This upgrade reflects the hospital’s unwavering commitment to creating a safe, comfortable, and modern environment for its young patients.

“We are thrilled to open the renovated Ward 5, which will significantly improve the quality of care for our young patients,” said Anthony Wood, chief executive officer, BHC. “This project exemplifies our dedication to fostering a healthier future for Jamaica’s children and ensuring that their healthcare needs are met with the highest standards.”

The success of the Ward 5 Renovation Project was made possible through the collaborative efforts of the operations and maintenance team at the South East Regional Health Authority (SERHA) and the staff at BHC demonstrating the power of partnership in advancing pediatric healthcare in Jamaica. BHC remains steadfast in its mission to provide world-class healthcare. With the completion of this project, the hospital reaffirms its commitment to continuously improving its facilities and services to achieve better outcomes for the children it serves.