Dr. Asha Ambrose

01/02/2026

The South-West Regional Health Authority advises the public of changes to Child Development Clinic Services which take effect from Monday 2nd February, 2026.

Several clinics will now be offered at the National Enrichment Centre (NEC), Carlsen Field, with adjustments to locations and clinic days across the region.

Please review the graphic for updated locations and schedules and be reminded that these clinics are by appointment only.

23/12/2025

Though we’re closed until the new year, URGENT appointments can be accommodated. Don’t forget, TELEMEDICINE CONSULTATIONS are also available.
WhatsApp 610-4611.

03/11/2025

For complete, caring midwifery service in pregnancy and postpartum, contact Bump and Beyond.

27/10/2025

Use this form to register for Comprehensive Eye Screening, done by the Trinidad Eye Hospital. Please note: Screening is only accessible to persons 12 years old and over. Screening takes approximately 30 mins and involves taking photos of the back of the eye. We will have to use drops in your eye to....

31/08/2025

Helpful information to understand the process of death. Note the signs that would indicate the dying process. I try to let patients know that IV fluids and feeding is not the answer.
Just try to ensure that your loved one is comfortable and not alone 🙏🏾

12/08/2025

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20/03/2025

Make life easier. Schedule a virtual consultation.
* FEE APPLIES*
Call/WhatsApp 610-4611 to schedule your virtual consultation.

N.B - Please indicate your name and the nature of your concern when contacting us via WhatsApp.

24/02/2025

15/09/2024

In case you didn’t know……
Flu season is here! Yay 😫😣
Be prepared.
You can also include Vicks Vaporub or Baby Chest Rub (or Genethics V.P Rub for older kids and adults). 👈🏾 works wonders!

15/09/2024

16/07/2024

FREE prostate screening services provided by the Ministry of Health this Saturday 20, July 2024. Men, please take advantage of this opportunity.

This week, it’s all about H.I.M.

For the second year, the Ministry of Health, in collaboration with the Regional Health Authorities (RHAs), has embarked on a day of planned prostate screening for men.

Prostate cancer is found to be the leading cause of cancer deaths in males and is one of the most common types of cancer in men

Get screened this weekend ! Visit https://health.gov.tt/allabouthim for more information.