Travelling to Santo Domingo for treatment

For visas, payment arrangements and medical documents, start with Travelling to Dominican Republic for treatment. This page covers arrival, clinic locations and the local route for raising concerns in Santo Domingo.

How do I get there?

Consult AERODOM for Las Américas International Airport and La Isabela International Airport. Confirm the named airport on the ticket with your provider before arranging arrival transport.

Ask for the terminal meeting point, the person’s contact details and the address to which you will be taken. Request an appointment itinerary that identifies the consulting room and any separate operating hospital. If the arrival time changes, have the provider reconfirm both the pickup and the appointment rather than assuming they remain available.

Where are the clinics?

Dr Carlos López Collado lists Plaza Jenika, third floor, suite 301, at Avenida Gustavo Mejía Ricart and Federico Geraldino in Piantini. Dr José Mora lists CIPLA, Avenida Pedro Henríquez Ureña 137, suite 209, in Santo Domingo’s Distrito Nacional.

These examples identify consulting locations. Ask each practice to name the facility where any procedure will actually occur. Confirm the legal provider name, complete address and department, as well as the location for follow-up. Send those details to the person arranging your transfers so the destination is unambiguous.

Who can I complain to locally?

The Public Health Ministry’s institutional directory is the starting point for finding the relevant local or area health office. Ask which office covers the exact address, distinguishing Distrito Nacional from Santo Domingo province when describing the facility.

Request the current route for a concern about a private clinic’s operation or the care provided. Ask whether the submission can be completed from abroad, which documents are needed and whether Spanish translation is required. Keep the acknowledgement and ask how later correspondence will be sent.

For national bodies and licence-checking information, see Travelling to Dominican Republic for treatment.

What should I know about the place?

The Dominican Tourism Ministry includes Santo Domingo in its description of the country’s expanding medical-travel services. Its sector account does not rank the practices named on this page.

Checked on 24 October 2026.