Arabkir Medical Center

Arabkir Medical Center and Institute of Child and Adolescent Health combines pediatric, diagnostic, outpatient and hospital services in Yerevan.

Arabkir Joint Medical Center and Institute of Child and Adolescent Health is located on Mamikonyants Street in Yerevan. Its official organization combines pediatric services, specialist outpatient rooms, diagnostic departments and hospital care. The outpatient directory also identifies services for adults, making the institution broader than a single pediatric consultation office.

The outpatient service explains that patients attend for care without staying overnight. Therapeutic, specialist and dispensary rooms are organized within the medical center. The directory includes pediatric, endocrine, dermatology, gastroenterology, gynecology, ophthalmology and cardiology consultations, together with an adult therapeutic service. The official contact directory additionally identifies a dental office in the polyclinic building.

Diagnostic information distinguishes laboratory investigations from instrumental examinations. The published categories include respiratory and allergy investigations, cardiac and neurological testing, laboratory diagnostics, radiology, endoscopy and urodynamic assessment. These are separate diagnostic areas within the medical organization rather than a claim that every test is included in every outpatient appointment.

The institution’s contact list provides department-specific locations. It names anesthesia and intensive care in the hospital building, hemodialysis and kidney transplantation in the surgical building, and audiology services associated with the polyclinic and speech-development center. Clinical rehabilitation, care for children under one year of age, neurology and ear, nose and throat services also have distinct contact entries. This directory supports the existence of a complex clinical organization without providing an unambiguous total number of physical buildings.

The intensive care and resuscitation service appears separately in the children’s service information. Its existence is therefore supported by a named clinical department, rather than inferred from the availability of anesthesia or from the institution’s size. No overall bed total or physician count is manufactured from the number of departments, contact extensions or entries in the service menu.

The official website separates information for children and adults and provides pages for specialists, patients and partners. Its payment navigation distinguishes insurance, state-supported care and paid services. Those are different access and financial categories, not a single hospital-wide treatment charge. Together, the institutional directory, outpatient explanation, diagnostic catalogue and department contacts establish Arabkir’s documented role in Yerevan’s pediatric and related specialist care.

The department contact directory also distinguishes the polyclinic, hospital and surgical settings by entrance and floor. This helps identify the relevant service within the Mamikonyants Street complex without confusing a department’s location with the capacity of the entire medical center.

The institution reports the following clinical and infrastructure information: outpatient care: Yes; intensive care / resuscitation: Yes. The scope and reporting period remain those of the linked institutional sources.