Central Military Emergency University Hospital Dr. Carol Davila, Military hospital in Sector 2, Bucharest, Romania.
The Central Military Emergency University Hospital Dr. Carol Davila is a medical facility with emergency services in Bucharest. The institution has 12 surgical departments and 11 medical specialties for various types of patient care.
The hospital was founded in 1831 as a lazaret according to regulations of the Romanian Principates. The facility moved several times and was temporarily housed in Filantropia Hospital and Mărcuța Monastery.
The hospital maintains close ties with the medical university and shapes the training of healthcare professionals in the region. Visitors can observe the effects of this partnership through modern treatment approaches and the high level of expertise on display.
The facility offers emergency and scheduled services for military personnel, civilians, family members, and veterans. Visitors should check ahead since access rules may vary depending on patient status.
The ophthalmology department underwent extensive renovation in 2014 with modular walls and advanced ventilation systems. This modernization made the area one of the most well-equipped specialty departments in the facility.
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