🏥 Hospital (CMS-certified) in Sur, Puerto Rico
the South (Ponce, Yauco, Guayama) has 17 verified Hospital (CMS-certified)s in the federal NPPES registry.
A hospital with an emergency room and medical services. In a true emergency, or when referred for admission, surgery, or tests.
Puerto Rico has 60 CMS-certified hospitals (54 acute care, 4 psychiatric, 1 VA, 1 children's). The federal NPPES registry lists more entities under this category (satellite sites, multi-location systems), but the number that counts is the CMS one: 60.
| Hospital (CMS-certified) | Town | Plan | Phone |
|---|---|---|---|
| Hospital Lafayette | Arroyo | — | Call |
| Hospital Santa Rosa , Inc. | Guayama | — | Call |
| Hospital Santa Rosa | Guayama | — | Call |
| Hospital Menonita Guayama Inc | Guayama | MMMPlan Vital | Call |
| Hospital Santa Rosa Inc | Guayama | — | Call |
| Farmacia Hospital Cristo Redentor | Guayama | — | Call |
| Hospital Episcopal San Lucas Guayama Inc. | Guayama | — | Call |
| Hospital Episcopal San Lucaa | Ponce | — | Call |
| Farmacia Hospital Dr. Pila | Ponce | Plan Vital | Call |
| Hospital Menonita Ponce Inc | Ponce | — | Call |
| Hospital Meropolitano Dr. Tito Mattei | Ponce | — | Call |
| Hospital San Lucas Episcopal | Ponce | — | Call |
| Hospital Siquiatria Forense | Ponce | — | Call |
| Hospital Episcopal San Lucas | Ponce | MMM | Call |
| Saint Lukes Memorial Hospital Inc | Ponce | — | Call |
| Hospital Episcopal San Lucas Ponce | Ponce | — | Call |
| Hospital Episcopal San Lucas | Ponce | — | Call |
The Plan column says what the plan printed in its own provider directory (MMM, June 2026 · Plan Vital / First Medical, July 2026), not whether they will take you. A dash does not mean the provider is out of that network: the federal-number cross-check identifies 33% of the Plan Vital directory rows and 52% of MMM's, so a dash almost always means that row could not be matched. Before switching plans, confirm with the office. The MMM audit · the Plan Vital audit.
See all 106 Hospital (CMS-certified) across the island →
📞 Before you call, have this ready
Two minutes of prep save you weeks of back and forth.
- ✓Have your plan card and ID at hand. The first thing they ask. If it is for a relative, also their date of birth and plan number.
- ✓Ask your primary doctor for the referral first. Many hospital (certificados cms)s will not book you without one. Request it by phone, do not wait for your next visit.
- ✓Ask these two questions first. "Do you accept my plan?" and "Are you taking new patients?" That saves you the whole trip.
- ✓Ask how long the wait is, and to be put on the cancellation list. Someone cancels almost every week. Whoever is on the list gets that slot.
- ✓Write down who you spoke with and the date. If anything gets tangled later, that note untangles it.
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Data from the NPPES, the US federal provider registry (the same one Medicare and health plans use). Every NPI is public and verifiable. See access by region across the island →