Hospitals with Antivenom: U.S. Guide to Venomous Snakebite Treatment

United States Hospitals with Antivenom

• Banner – University Medical Center Phoenix (AZ): World's largest snakebite registry; antivenom for all U.S. venomous snakes and many non-native species.
• Christiana Care Health System (DE): Regional poison control; antivenom for mid-Atlantic venomous snakes.
• Grady Memorial Hospital (GA): Major trauma center; antivenom for southeastern U.S. snakes.
• Jackson Memorial Hospital (FL): Major trauma center; antivenom for south Florida snakes.
• Loma Linda University Medical Center (CA): Poison control; antivenom for western U.S. snakes.
• Massachusetts General Hospital (MA): Toxicology department; antivenom for New England snakes.
• NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital (NY): Toxicology department; antivenom for northeastern U.S. snakes.
• Rush University Medical Center (IL): Poison control; antivenom for Midwest snakes.
• Stanford University Medical Center (CA): Toxicology department; antivenom for southwestern U.S. snakes.
• University of California, San Diego Medical Center (CA): Poison control; antivenom for southwestern U.S. snakes.

International Hospitals/Institutions with Antivenom

• Alfred Hospital (Melbourne, Australia): All Australian venomous snakes.
• Bangkok Hospital (Thailand): All Thai venomous snakes.
• Hospital Italiano de Buenos Aires (Argentina): All Argentinian venomous snakes.
• Hospital Universitario de San Ignacio (Colombia): All Colombian venomous snakes.
• Indian Council of Medical Research-National Institute of Virology (Pune, India): Produces/stocks antivenom for Indian snakes.
• Instituto Butantan (São Paulo, Brazil): Produces/stocks antivenom for Brazilian snakes.
• Pasteur Institute (Paris, France): Produces/stocks antivenom for African and Asian snakes.
• Walter Reed National Military Medical Center (MD, USA): Antivenom for snakes worldwide.