The Cobbs Cross Clinic, a vital healthcare facility in St. Paul, Antigua and Barbuda, has officially reopened on October 6, 2025, after being closed for over two decades. The reopening ceremony was attended by prominent figures including Prime Minister Gaston Browne, Health Minister Sir Molwyn Joseph, and St. Paul MP E.P. Chet Greene. The clinic, which had been shut down in 2003 due to severe disrepair, has been fully rebuilt to provide comprehensive primary healthcare services to the communities of St. Paul’s, Falmouth, and English Harbour. Permanent Secretary for Primary Health Care, Stacey Gregg-Paige, emphasized that the reopening signifies a commitment to equitable and dignified healthcare. The clinic will offer a range of services including maternal and child care, immunizations, chronic disease management, family planning, wound care, and home visits. Minister Greene highlighted the event as a new chapter in healthcare for St. Paul, while Health Minister Joseph described it as historic, noting that it is the first time a parliamentarian has opened two clinics in one year. The government’s broader goal is to establish a robust primary healthcare network, with plans to introduce national health insurance legislation by early next year. The ceremony also featured cultural performances and a ribbon-cutting event, officially marking the clinic’s reopening.