Moscow International Cancer Center MICC
About hospital
The Moscow International Cancer Center is a unique medical complex in the center of the capital, providing oncological care according to modern international standards. The project was implemented as part of the first social concession agreement between the Government of Moscow and JSC European Medical Center. Patients can undergo cancer diagnosis and treatment at any stage of the disease at the level of the world's leading cancer centers. The most modern cancer treatment methods are available to patients from all regions of Russia.
MMIC treats many types of malignant neoplasms, including breast cancer, lung cancer, prostate cancer, cervical cancer, thyroid cancer, ovarian cancer, stomach cancer, pancreatic cancer, colon cancer, and melanoma of various localizations. Any resident of the Russian Federation can contact the center to consult an oncologist and undergo diagnostics, including PET-CT, and subsequent treatment both under the compulsory medical insurance policy and for a fee.
The center has the latest generation of diagnostic equipment: three PET-CT scanners, MRI (1.5 Tesla), CT (64 and 128 sections), digital X-ray machine and mammograph, ultrasound, SPECT (scintigraphy), its own histological laboratory for a full range of research in oncology. Diagnostics is carried out without queues and waiting. MMOC patients have access to the latest methods of drug therapy (chemo, immuno, and targeted therapy), treatment of side effects of drug antitumor therapy, ultra-precise 3D and 4D radiation therapy and radiosurgery of oncological diseases, brachytherapy (gynecology).
Health checks are available for men and women aged 18 and over. These are specially designed medical examination programs that can replace medical examinations and allow for a comprehensive health diagnosis in a short time.
The complex is equipped taking into account modern requirements for the organization of medical care for cancer patients. Comfortable conditions have been created: single rooms, instant registration at the clinic using face recognition technology (Face ID), and an electronic navigation system. If the patient does not have the opportunity to come to the clinic, it is possible to undergo a paid online consultation from anywhere in Russia via video link - leading chemotherapists, radiologists, radiotherapists, oncologists and radiologists of the MMIC are in touch.
