Insurance

Insurance 
 

Insurance companies pay for medical service and care, if the patient has insurance and the insurance companies are able to provide compensation. 

The Insurance and contractual patient care service in “Arabkir” MC is valid for 13 years and provides services to those people, who have insurance and want to be treated, examined in “Arabkir” MC. As part of the service, recipients of social benefits packages are also served, and annual medical preventive examinations are done.
We cooperate with almost all insurance companies, but the main partners are “Ingo Armenia”, “Nairi Insurance”, “Rosgosstrakh-Armenia”, “Garant Assistance”, “Reso”. As part of the insurance, patients can undergo preventive examinations or see a doctor, if it is included in the package or there is such an agreement.
In order to use insurance or contractual patient care service, it is necessary to present with an ID and papers that were given by doctors and insurance companies. 

For additional information call  010 23 32 32, 015 400 300 and extension` 27 21 or 12 30:

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Gratitude Letter to the Ambassador of Belarus
Professor Ara Babloyan, the Scientific Head of “Arabkir” Medical Center, sent a gratitude letter to the Ambassador of the Republic of Belarus in Armenia, Mr. Alexander Konyuk, for the great support of our Belarusian partners in the important mission of saving the life of another child.    We are also grateful to our faithful friend, the Health Fund for Children of Armenia, for the support shown in child’s surgery, and for transportation to and from Minsk.     Your Excellency, Mr. Ambassador, accept our gratitude for the great support of our Belarusian partners in the crucial mission of saving the life of another child. Rafayel Khachinyan was born in 2008 with congenital hepatic fibrosis and over the years the necessity of liver transplant, which is the only solution for this problem, has arisen.  The transplant was performed on January 31, 2023, in Yerevan, with the joint efforts of doctors from the “Arabkir” Medical Center-Institute of Child and Adolescent Health and the Minsk Scientific and Practical Center of Surgery, Transplantology and Hematology, under the leadership of Professor Oleg Rummo.    The surgery was successful, but during the postoperative period there were two critical episodes when the child had experienced acute rejection of the transplant. The first episode was resolved through conservative treatment, which was not effective in the second episode. The specialists of both clinics decided to transfer the child to Minsk for further examinations and treatment.  The child was transferred to Minsk on March 11 and returned home on March 24 with stabilized health.   This case is not only about powerful professional abilities, but great humanity, kindness, healthy and honest cooperation as well. We are immensely grateful to our little compatriot and his family, as well as to our Belarusian partners, for standing with us and providing support during our clinic's first steps in liver transplant. We would also like to express our deep gratitude to the Belarusian “Belavia” company for their tremendous support in arranging the airplane tickets. Respectfully,  Professor Ara Babloyan, Scientific Head of the “Arabkir” MC-ICAH