Aversi Clinic · Tbilisi

Aversi Clinic is a Georgian medical network with outpatient, diagnostic and hospital services; individual branches have their own clinical scope.

Aversi Clinic is a Georgian clinical network that began serving patients in 2007. It is distinct from the Aversi pharmacy business, although the wider organization’s official history also documents the development of its medical services. The clinic’s current website provides a branch directory and a service catalogue covering consultations, laboratory investigations, imaging and hospital specialties.

The official institutional history describes electronic archiving of medical records and laboratory results that can be supplied electronically. It reports a laboratory accreditation framework and quality-management certification as part of the clinic’s development. These statements concern the provider’s reported organizational standards; they are not a ranking of every branch or a substitute for the scope of a particular examination.

The service catalogue includes pediatrics, family medicine, ear, nose and throat care, ophthalmology, orthopedics and traumatology, oncology-related services, rehabilitation and respiratory medicine. It also names panoramic dental radiography. This establishes a broad medical network. The branch directory remains important because a service listed at network level is not necessarily delivered at every address.

The group’s history describes the opening of an emergency cardiology center at the central Aversi branch in November 2016. The account identifies an intensive care and resuscitation unit, postoperative rooms and a hybrid operating room. These are branch-specific infrastructure details. They are not used to imply that a dental consultation room has its own intensive care unit.

A separately documented development concerns the Marneuli branch. The official announcement in May 2017 describes a multidisciplinary medical center with emergency care, adult and pediatric inpatient services, obstetrics and gynecology, surgery and functional diagnostics. Its imaging and laboratory facilities are described alongside the specialist outpatient service. The published capacity belongs to Marneuli and is not transferred to the Tbilisi profile as if both were the same hospital.

The network’s official materials therefore support several different care settings: consultation rooms, diagnostic services, specialist departments and named hospital branches. This profile identifies the Aversi clinical organization in Georgia, while keeping site-specific capacities separate. A verified total of doctors, buildings or beds for one particular Tbilisi dental facility is not supplied by the reviewed directory, so those values are not inferred from the network’s history, visit volumes or facilities in another city.

The Marneuli opening announcement also identifies ultrasound, radiography, computed tomography and laboratory diagnostics. Its specialist consultation list includes medical and surgical disciplines. These details belong to that named branch and help explain how the network combines outpatient assessment with different local hospital resources.

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