Bermudians living abroad and wanting to return for a vacation are given priority. In general, you'll have to pay up front for medical costs incurred here, even if you're covered by a health insurance company in your own country. You can pay with personal checks, cash or credit cards. Eventually, you can submit receipts to your insurance company for reimbursement. Bermuda's hospitals, however, will accept Blue Cross and Blue Shield insurance for people who may need inpatient services while visiting Bermuda.
Patients can rent televisions and telephones.
Outpatient costs and how they relate to insurance carriers are complex. Call the hospitals directly for more information and be aware that all costs are subject to change. The Hospital Auxiliary King Edward VII Memorial Hospital, Point Finger Rd. This organization was once known as the Women's Auxiliary. It started up in 1953, at a time when the government was not providing King Edward VII Memorial Hospital much money.