The Ministry Of Health is finalizing some critical matters that need to be addressed before the official opening of the Gouyave polyclinic.
That’s according to Infrastructure development minister Norland Cox, who was speaking to members of the media recently.
The new facility, constructed at the foot of Dr. Belle in Gouyave, St. John, boasts of diagnostic services and an observation room for patients, to complement a host of other medical and public health services.
The facility will provide health services to the people on the western corridor of St. John, St. Mark and St. Patrick.
Minister Cox says his ministry and the contractor are committed to getting the job done.
Infrastructure development minister Norland Cox.
The top floor of the clinic is currently being used as a vaccination and testing center.
