Treatment for children in Uzbekistan: the Children's National Medical Center in Tashkent

If your child needs complex diagnostics, consultations with several specialists, surgery or a second medical opinion, you don't have to look only at distant clinics abroad.

The Children's National Medical Center in Tashkent welcomes patients from Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan and other countries. Families can contact the Center's coordinators in advance, get information before the trip and understand the next steps of examination and treatment ahead of time.

For parents from neighboring countries, treating a child in Uzbekistan can be a convenient choice: Tashkent is close, there is no significant language or cultural barrier, and specialists in many pediatric fields, modern diagnostics and high-tech treatment are all available in one center.

Why parents choose treatment for their child in Tashkent

When a child is ill, especially with a complex diagnosis, parents are not just looking for "a good children's clinic".

Usually, several things matter to a family at once:

• finding a strong specialist in the child's specific condition;
• confirming or clarifying the diagnosis;
• getting a second opinion;
• completing the necessary examinations in one place;
• receiving surgical or high-tech treatment if needed;
• understanding the cost and how the trip will be organized;
• being able to discuss the case before arriving.

That is why the Children's National Medical Center starts working with international patients not from the moment they arrive in Tashkent, but from the family's very first contact.

A major specialized children's medical center in Uzbekistan

The Children's National Medical Center is a multidisciplinary medical center in Tashkent specializing in the diagnosis and treatment of children.

Specialists in many pediatric fields work here, which is especially important for complex diseases when a child needs not one doctor but a team.

The Center offers:

• pediatric neurosurgery;
• cardiac surgery;
• hematology and oncology;
• general pediatric surgery;
• pediatric urology;
• ophthalmology;
• specialized pediatrics and medical genetics;
• neurology;
• otorhinolaryngology;
• radiology and modern imaging methods;
• laboratory diagnostics;
• other specialized areas.

This makes it possible to organize a comprehensive examination of the child and, if needed, involve doctors from several specialties.

Treating complex diseases in children in Tashkent

One of the reasons parents look for treatment abroad is the need for help with a complex or rare disease.

The Children's National Medical Center works with patients who need specialized diagnostics and treatment, including high-tech surgery.

Since the Center opened, thousands of operations have been performed here, a significant share of them high-tech procedures.

A multidisciplinary approach is especially important: in a complex case, specialists from different fields may be involved in choosing the treatment strategy.

For the family, this means getting not a set of separate consultations, but a comprehensive view of the child's condition.

Pediatric neurosurgery in Tashkent

One of the Center's specialized areas is pediatric neurosurgery.

The department provides diagnosis and planned surgical treatment of diseases of the brain and spinal cord, congenital conditions of the nervous system, hydrocephalus, craniosynostosis, spina bifida, Chiari malformation, brain and spinal cord tumors and other diseases.

Neurosurgeons, pediatric neurologists, anesthesiologists, neuroradiologists, neurophysiologists and rehabilitation specialists may work together on a child's treatment.

This is especially important for parents looking for a pediatric neurosurgeon in Tashkent or treatment of neurosurgical conditions for their child in Uzbekistan.

Modern diagnostics for children in one center

Before choosing a treatment, the diagnosis must be clearly understood.

The Center offers modern diagnostic methods, including:

• MRI;
• MSCT;
• ultrasound;
• X-ray examinations;
• laboratory diagnostics;
• specialized examinations as indicated.

In complex cases, being able to complete examinations and specialist consultations in one medical center helps shorten the path from the first visit to a diagnosis and a treatment choice.

For a family arriving from another country, this is especially important: they don't have to search for different medical facilities across the city on their own.

International standards of treatment safety

The Children's National Medical Center has received international accreditation from JCI — Joint Commission International.

JCI evaluates medical organizations against international requirements for the quality and safety of medical care.

For parents choosing where to treat their child abroad, this is an additional benchmark when assessing a medical institution.

Consultation before you travel to Uzbekistan

Don't buy tickets until you understand exactly how we can help your child

If you live in Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan or another country, you can take the first step remotely.

Contact a coordinator of the Children's National Medical Center on WhatsApp: +998 95 152 11 28

Before you arrive, you can send the medical documents you have:

• medical record summaries;
• the established diagnosis;
• specialists' reports;
• test results;
• MRI, CT, ultrasound and other examinations;
• information about previous treatment or surgery.

The coordinator will help determine which specialist to see, which documents to prepare and what the patient's next steps might be.

In this way, you can get preliminary information about examination and treatment options for your child in Tashkent before you travel.

No language barrier

One of the most important advantages of treating children in Uzbekistan for residents of Central Asia is the ability to communicate easily with the medical team.

Russian and Uzbek are widely used at the Center, and there are also specialists who speak Kazakh and Tajik and can help during consultations.

Everything in one place — especially important for international patients

When a family travels from another country for treatment, every extra day counts.

That is why a major advantage of a multidisciplinary Center is the ability to organize much of the medical journey within one institution:

consultation → examination → clarifying the diagnosis → specialist case conference → treatment → recommendations → follow-up.

Parents don't need to search separately for a doctor, a diagnostic center, a laboratory and a surgical hospital.

How to come to Tashkent for your child's treatment

Step 1. Contact a coordinator

Write on WhatsApp: +998 95 152 11 28

Step 2. Tell us about your child

Include:

• the child's name and age;
• country and city of residence;
• the diagnosis, if one has already been made;
• the main complaints;
• what treatment the child has already received.

Step 3. Send the medical documents

Attach any reports, summaries, test results and examination results you have.

You don't need to decide which documents are important and which are not. Send what you have.

Step 4. Get information before the trip

The coordinator will help you understand the next steps and how to prepare for your visit to the Center.

Step 5. Come to Tashkent with a clear plan

This way, the family arrives not to "find a doctor on the spot", but with a preliminary understanding of where to go and what to do next.