Cancer Center Uzbekistan
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Comprehensive diagnostics, effective treatment, and personalized care for every patient. Explore our medical center's services and stay up to date with our latest news — all in one place.
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650
Inpatient beds
274+
Specialist doctors
42
Intensive care beds
40 000+
Annual cases treated
14
Regional branches
About us
A national cancer center built around the patient
Cancer Center Uzbekistan brings together diagnostics, surgery, medical and radiation oncology, pathology, and supportive care under one roof — coordinated by multidisciplinary teams and an international partnership with Gustave Roussy.
- Multidisciplinary specialist teams
- Modern diagnostics and imaging
- International partnership standards
- Patient-centered, coordinated care
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Featured departments
Browse our clinical departments and specialist teams to find the right place to start your care.
For patients
A clearer path for every patient
Our care pathway guides families from diagnosis to consultation, treatment, rehabilitation, and follow-up care.
Diagnostics
Imaging, laboratory, pathology, and clinical evaluation information in one place.
Treatment
Surgical, medical, radiation, and multidisciplinary treatment pathways.
Rehabilitation
Recovery, counselling, supportive care, and practical patient resources.
Follow-up
Appointments, monitoring, prevention guidance, and long-term care coordination.
Doctors
Meet the specialists
Get to know our specialists, with photos, departments, specialties, and contact details for each doctor.
News
Latest news
Read hospital announcements, health education articles, campaigns, and guidance for your care journey.
Common questions
How do I make an appointment at the center?
Call the reception at 1303 or use the appointment booking link on the Contacts page. Have your identity document and referral letter ready, as these are usually needed when booking.
What documents should I bring to my first appointment?
Bring a valid identity document, your referral letter, all previous test results and imaging (discs if available), pathology reports, and a complete list of your current medicines including vitamins and supplements.
Do I need a referral to be seen here?
For most specialist consultations a referral from a general physician or another medical facility is required. Contact reception before your visit to confirm what is needed for your specific situation. More: Free treatment, referrals and what is paid.
How long does the first consultation usually take?
A first oncology consultation typically takes longer than a routine visit because the specialist needs to review your history, examine you, and discuss next steps. Allow at least one to two hours, though some appointments may run longer depending on investigations.
Contact the center
Use the official reception channels for appointments, department questions, and hospital information.