Nairi Medical Center

Nairi Medical Center is a multidisciplinary Yerevan hospital with medical, surgical, diagnostic and intensive-care services.

Nairi Medical Center is a multidisciplinary institution at 21 Paronyan Street in Yerevan. Its official website organizes care into diagnostics and outpatient services, medical treatment and surgical services. The professional directory gives named clinical leads and separates doctors, nurses and administration. This supports a hospital profile with several specialties rather than a dental-only identity.

The directory identifies an anesthesiologist-resuscitation specialist as the head of intensive therapy and resuscitation. Diagnostic radiology and laboratory medicine have their own service leadership. The presence of these named clinical services provides direct institutional support for intensive care and diagnostic activity, without estimating the number of beds or the total medical workforce from the size of the online directory.

General, endoscopic and laparoscopic surgery are represented in the published team. Other named areas include gynecology, neurological and neurosurgical care, laser and laparoscopic urology, urologic oncology and colorectal surgery. Ear, nose and throat medicine and ophthalmology also appear. These are separately identified specialties within the center’s organization, not a promise that every operation can be arranged without an individual assessment.

The oncology organization includes medical oncology and chemotherapy, gynecological oncology, and an orthopedic oncology and bone pathology service. The directory also identifies a Coxa orthopedic clinic. The combination shows that cancer-related and musculoskeletal care are organized through several clinical teams rather than being one undifferentiated department.

The center’s official news describes diagnostic and therapeutic endoscopy within its gastroenterology and endoscopy service. It also reports the introduction of MRI-guided breast biopsy and gives accounts of individual surgical developments. These publications document what the institution reports about its activity. A reported first procedure or an individual case is not converted here into a general success rate, a claim of superiority or proof that a technique is suitable for every patient.

The official site provides appointment contact information and profiles through which a service can be associated with a named practitioner. Its service categories connect outpatient evaluation and diagnostics with subsequent medical or surgical care. The reviewed pages establish the center’s address, multidisciplinary organization and named intensive-care service, while they do not provide an unambiguous current hospital-wide count of buildings, doctors or inpatient beds. Those aggregate figures remain explicitly undisclosed rather than being inferred from promotional language.

The professional directory identifies clinical leadership for endocrinology as well as laboratory and imaging services. It also separates oncological specialties from general surgery, giving the published team structure more detail than a single broad list of operations or diagnostic tests.

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.