Emergency Services · Alternative Para approach / district centre
RGD Gezondheidscentrum Onverwacht
Alternative Para approach / district centre
Primary-care health centre in Onverwacht, Para. Check current opening arrangements before a non-emergency visit. Address / area: Dalbergstraat 5, Onverwacht
Local rules
For Medical Consultation Patients should generally bring: National ID card Passport (foreign visitors) Health insurance card (if applicable) Referral documents Previous medical records (if available) Health Facility Rules: Register at reception. Follow triage instructions. Emergency patients receive priority. Respect patient confidentiality. Photography may require permission. Follow infection-control instructions. Smoking is prohibited within the facility.
Nearest help
No nearest-help note is published for this location.
Last verified 2026-09-16 · version 3
Confirm the exact meeting point with your operator.
- Coordinates
- 5.590888, -55.194422
- Contact
- +597 352 097 · info@stgrgd.org
Save essential contacts before departure. Agree who checks your arrival and how to communicate if mobile reception is lost.
Safety protocols to read before you travel
A01Guided activitiesUse a guide who knows the route and explains the safety arrangements.
Choose a guide through an established operator and ask about route experience, training, equipment and emergency arrangements. Follow the safety briefing, stay with the group and do not undertake an unfamiliar activity alone. Stop when conditions become unsafe.
Version 1 · Reviewed 2026-12-15 · Source SCSD project Revised Deliverable 2 and Workshop 1 protocol guidance
A02Jungle excursionsStay on known trails, share the route and carry essential supplies.
Stay on marked or known trails, tell someone the intended route and carry water, communications and a basic first-aid kit. Avoid excursions during severe weather.
Version 2 · Reviewed 2026-12-15 · Source Rev. - DELIVERABLE 2 REPORT - Tourism Awareness&Saferty SCSD project.docx, section 3.3; draft pending TCT/PIU approval
A03Water recreation and river hazardsCheck physical hazards and fresh-water health risks before an activity.
Ask the guide about currents, rocks, water levels and safe access before any water activity. Wear suitable flotation equipment for boating. Do not dive into unfamiliar water or enter rapids to swim or bathe, and keep children under close supervision. CDC advises avoiding swimming in unchlorinated rivers, lakes and ponds in Suriname because fresh water can carry infections. A locally designated swimming spot does not establish water quality.
Version 1 · Reviewed 2026-12-15 · Source SCSD project Revised Deliverable 2 and Workshop 1 protocol guidance; https://wwwnc.cdc.gov/travel/destinations/traveler/none/suriname
A04Wildlife awarenessDo not approach or feed wildlife; report dangerous sightings.
Do not approach or feed wildlife and do not handle unknown plants or animals. Keep a safe distance and report dangerous wildlife sightings to the guide or responsible local contact.
Version 1 · Reviewed 2026-12-15 · Source Rev. - DELIVERABLE 2 REPORT - Tourism Awareness&Saferty SCSD project.docx, section 3.3; draft pending TCT/PIU approval