Prison Hospital of Tirana, Medical correctional facility in Tirana, Albania
The Prison Hospital of Tirana is a medical facility within the correctional system that provides care to inmates with health needs. The facility operates with both healthcare and security infrastructure combined at a single location in the capital.
The facility was established in 1930 and operated until 1945 under the early Albanian government. After its closure during the Communist period, it reopened in 1998.
The hospital represents Albania's commitment to providing medical care within the correctional system through specialized treatment units and healthcare protocols.
The site is an operational prison hospital with medical departments and security measures, not open for general public visits. Visitors should be aware that access is restricted to authorized purposes and official matters.
This specialized medical institution is the only dedicated prison hospital among Albania's 22 correctional facilities. Its status makes it an exception within the national penal system.
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