Medical Tourism

A modern hospital with century‑old traditions

The St. Vladimir Children's City Clinical Hospital is the oldest children’s clinic in Moscow. Funded by the philanthropist Paul von Derwies, it first opened its doors in 1876. Today, it is one of Russia’s most advanced medical centers, which continues to stay true to the principles of compassion.

The new multidisciplinary building is fitted out with the best cutting-edge equipment: from a helipad to high‑tech operating theaters. Here, history meets innovation to give children a healthy future.

Key features:

• Helipad: enables rapid transportation of critical patients during the golden hour, maximizing their chances of survival.
• Hybrid operating rooms: include imaging equipment (CT/MRI) that allows performing diagnostics during the most complex surgeries.
• 1- or 2-bed intensive care units: minimize the risk of cross‑infections and provide a more comfortable, personalized treatment experience.

Hospital in numbers

5 reasons to choose us for treatment

1. A legacy you can trust
Our hospital takes special pride in its 150 years of excellent service, Moscow’s top pediatric care talent, and its status of a clinical base for a leading medical university.

2. Life-saving technology
State-of-the-art equipment, such as CT scanners, MRI machines, and angiography systems, as well as our dedicated Center for Gravitational Blood Surgery, allows for performing one-of-a-kind surgeries.

3. World-class expertise
The hospital performs highly advanced surgeries on patients of all ages, including newborns. It also successfully treats international patients.

4. Welcoming atmosphere
St. Vladimir Children's Hospital is equipped with family-friendly rooms where parents can stay with their children, as well as cozy play areas. It takes pride in its sophisticated designs and a friendly, welcoming atmosphere that helps children feel at ease.

5. 24/7 service
We have an operational 24-hour inpatient hospital and emergency care team, ready to welcome and treat patients at any time.

Key specialties

Skin flap urethroplasty Skin flap urethroplasty is a high-tech reconstructive surgical procedure used to treat extensive urethral strictures

Skin flap urethroplasty is a high-tech reconstructive surgical procedure used to treat extensive urethral strictures. During the intervention, not only the excision is performed, but also a graft from the patient's skin is used to restore skin integrity. This approach restores urethral patency and allows to create a functional ureteral wall, ensuring long-term results and eliminating the risk of repeated stenosis.

from 182 500

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Laparoscopic inguinal hernia repair (unilateral/bilateral) Laparoscopic inguinal hernia repair (unilateral or bilateral) is a tissue-sparing method of hernia repair to remove protrusion and reinforce the abdominal wall with a specialized mesh through small abdominal incisions

Laparoscopic inguinal hernia repair (unilateral or bilateral) is a tissue-sparing method of hernia repair to remove protrusion and reinforce the abdominal wall with a specialized mesh through small abdominal incisions. The minimally invasive technique reduces the risk of nerve, spermatic cord, and vascular injury as well as eliminates chronic pain syndrome. You can walk just a few hours after the intervention and will be discharged on the first or second day.

from 78 200 (unilateral) / 86 800 (bilateral)

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Open varicocelectomy Open varicocelectomy is a surgical procedure during which dilated testicular veins are ligated through a small incision in the lower abdomen or groin area to eliminate blood accumulation and associated discomfort

Open varicocelectomy is a surgical procedure during which dilated testicular veins are ligated through a small incision in the lower abdomen or groin area to eliminate blood accumulation and associated discomfort. This approach addresses the cause of the disease. It is considered the gold standard in cases when a minimally invasive procedure can't be performed or has had no effect. The main outcomes are the elimination of swelling, pain reduction, and, in some cases, better semen parameters, allowing to treat both varicocele and associated infertility.

from 54 000

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Hydrocelectomy (unilateral / bilateral hydrocele) Hydrocelectomy (unilateral or bilateral hydrocele) is a procedure of surgically draining fluid accumulated around the testicle and creating conditions to prevent further fluid accumulation, thereby eliminating testicular swelling

Hydrocelectomy (unilateral or bilateral hydrocele) is a procedure of surgically draining fluid accumulated around the testicle and creating conditions to prevent further fluid accumulation, thereby eliminating testicular swelling. The treatment is less traumatic and is usually performed under local or spinal anesthesia in adults and under general anesthesia in children. In the postoperative period, you will need to wear a supportive bandage and avoid physical activity for several weeks.

from 54 000 (unilateral) / 64 000 (bilateral)

Room amenities

• Functional beds for children.
• Folding sofa beds for parents
• En-suite bathrooms
• TVs
• Kitchen appliances (refrigerators, microwaves, electric kettles).

Important information

• We are pleased to inform you that all wards offered are located in our brand‑new hospital building, which opened in September 2025.
• Please check the cost and availability of beds with the paid services department. Prices are subject to change.

For inquiries:
Consultative and diagnostic department Phone: +7 (499) 268-84-61

Contact information

Address: 12A Matrosskaya Tishina ul., Moscow, 107014

Postal address: 12A Matrosskaya Tishina ul., Moscow, 107014

Directions:
- By metro: exit the Sokolniki Station, walk 150 m along Rusakovskaya ul., turn onto Barbolina St. and walk 600 m to Matrosskaya Tishina ul. Turn left and walk 320 m to reach the checkpoint.
- By bus: travel by bus #78 or #975. Exit at the “Zavod SVARZ” (the SVARZ plant) stop

Email: dgkbsv@zdrav.mos.ru

Contact center: +7 (495) 424-78-59

Consultative and diagnostic department: +7 (499) 268-84-61 (Mon–Sat, 08:30–20:00)

Moscow’s Unified Medical Reference Service: 122 and +7 (495) 122-02-21 (for the Moscow Region callers)

Emergency medical service: 103

The Moscow Region branch hospital: +7 (499) 748-04-96

The Moscow Region branch hospital

Address: 4 Bolnichnaya ul., Dedenevo Settlement, Dmitrovsky District, Moscow Region, 141850

Postal address: 4 Bolnichnaya ul., Dedenevo Settlement, Dmitrovsky District, Moscow Region, 141850

Directions:
- By car: take the Dmitrovskoye Shosse (56 km mark), turn left after Morozki Station (towards Leonid Tyagachev Ski Club) and follow the main road to the checkpoint.
- By train: take a suburban train from Savyolovsky Railway Station to Turist Station, then walk 1 km.

Email: dgkbsv@zdrav.mos.ru

Phone: +7 (499) 748-04-96