Acibadem City Clinic Medical Center Varna

Acibadem City Clinic Medical Center Varna is the group’s address on Bulgaria’s Black Sea coast: opened in April 2011 and part of the Acıbadem family since 2016, a 2,000 m² centre staffed by 130 people including 67 physicians — with 28 examination rooms, three intervention rooms, an operating theatre, a clinical laboratory, upper and lower endoscopy suites, and an imaging floor that runs X-ray, mammography, CT and MRI, plus whole-body MRI, 4D breast ultrasound and endoscopic ultrasound. Sixteen departments cover the coast’s daily and specialist medicine, from cardiology and gastroenterology to medical oncology consultations and vascular surgery — with the group’s Sofia hospitals behind it through one network.

What this place is — and is not

Varna’s centre is a medical centre and says so: outpatient medicine with real depth — sixty-seven physicians is a small hospital’s roster — plus the intervention rooms, endoscopy suites and single theatre that let the day-procedure share happen locally. What it does not carry — inpatient wards, intensive care, heavy surgical programmes — lives one honest referral away at the group’s Sofia campuses. For the coast, that is the practical shape of good medicine: nearly everything close, and everything else connected.

Sixteen departments for the coast

The roster: cardiology, endocrinology and metabolic disorders, ENT, gastroenterology with its endoscopy suites, nephrology, neurology, gynaecology and obstetrics, medical oncology consultations, ophthalmology, orthopaedics and traumatology, pulmonology, psychiatry, dermatology, general surgery, urology and vascular surgery. The imaging floor gives that roster unusual reach for a centre this size — whole-body MRI, 4D breast ultrasound and EUS are diagnostic tools most outpatient centres simply do not have — and the clinical laboratory closes most questions the same visit.

Quality — the group frame

The centre runs on the Acıbadem group’s protocols — the records culture, laboratory standards and clinical method its hospitals answer to — inside Bulgaria’s City Clinic family, whose university campus in Sofia holds JCI accreditation among the group’s seven accredited hospitals. This page keeps the claim discipline the group holds everywhere: an outpatient medical centre presented as exactly that, with its verifiable equipment floor and 67-physician roster as its case.

When the coast needs a hospital

Since 2016 the centre cooperates with all departments of the Acıbadem hospitals across five countries, and the routing is honest and short: City Clinic Tokuda — the JCI-accredited, 550-bed Sofia general hospital — carries the surgical and inpatient share; Mladost carries dedicated cancer treatment when a Varna oncology consultation becomes a treatment plan; Vitosha the cardiovascular axis. One records culture connects the coast to the capital — a finding made on Varna’s MRI is readable in Sofia the same hour.

Getting here

The centre stands at 1 Bregalnitsa Street in Varna, with the full address, map link and phone in the identity card at the top of this page. Varna’s airport connects the coast domestically and across Europe in season.

Frequently asked questions

Is this a hospital?

No — it is an outpatient medical centre with day-procedure capability; inpatient and heavy surgical care are routed to the group’s Sofia hospitals with your file.

How big is the centre?

2,000 m² with 28 examination rooms, 3 intervention rooms, an operating theatre, a clinical laboratory and endoscopy suites — staffed by 130 people including 67 physicians.

When did the centre open?

In April 2011; it joined the Acıbadem family in 2016 with the City Clinic and Tokuda groups.

What imaging is available on site?

X-ray, mammography, CT and MRI — plus whole-body MRI, 4D breast ultrasound and endoscopic ultrasound, a diagnostic reach most outpatient centres do not have.

Which departments see patients here?

Sixteen — cardiology, endocrinology, ENT, gastroenterology, nephrology, neurology, gynaecology and obstetrics, medical oncology, ophthalmology, orthopaedics, pulmonology, psychiatry, dermatology, general surgery, urology and vascular surgery.

Is endoscopy performed here?

Yes — upper and lower endoscopy in dedicated suites, with endoscopic ultrasound for the deeper questions.

Can cancer be treated in Varna?

Consultations, diagnostics and staging start here through medical oncology; treatment plans are placed at the group’s dedicated campuses — Mladost’s radiotherapy floors above all — with the routing stated openly.

Can day procedures be done at the centre?

Yes — the intervention rooms and operating theatre carry the day-procedure share; anything needing a ward or intensive care is scheduled in Sofia.

Is mammography screening available?

Yes — mammography and 4D breast ultrasound on site, with findings routed into the group’s breast pathways early and clearly.

Which languages are supported?

Bulgarian and English routinely, with other languages arranged through the group’s international office.

Do my records connect to the Sofia hospitals?

Yes — since 2016 the centre cooperates with all departments of the group’s hospitals in five countries; a scan made in Varna is readable in Sofia the same hour.

What happens if my case needs a hospital?

It is routed to the right Sofia campus — Tokuda for general and surgical care, Mladost for cancer treatment, Vitosha for cardiovascular — with your file travelling ahead and the reason stated.

Do I need an appointment?

Recommended for consultations; the intervention rooms carry the day’s urgent minor share.

Does the centre accept insurance?

The centre works with Bulgarian coverage in defined scopes and with private and international insurers — confirm your coverage in writing before planned care.

Can heart problems be assessed here?

Yes — cardiology consultations and testing run on site, with Vitosha’s cardiovascular floors behind any finding that needs them.

Is psychiatric care available?

Yes — psychiatry is among the sixteen departments.

Can vascular problems be treated?

Assessment and outpatient vascular surgery care run here, with hospital-scale vascular work routed within the group.

Can laboratory tests be done on site?

Yes — a clinical laboratory operates in the building, closing most visits in one trip.

Do patients come from outside Varna?

Yes — the centre serves the coast and its international residents, with the group’s network behind every file.

Why choose this centre?

For the coast’s practical answer: 67 physicians, hospital-grade imaging and endoscopy, day procedures on site — and the group’s Sofia campuses one connected referral away.