Georgian Global Healthcare Group. Kidney transplantation in Georgia.

The Georgian Global Healthcare Group (GGHG) is the largest medical tourism organization in the CIS, Central Asia and the Caucasus, offering a wide selection of medical services: Diagnosis and treatment of an almost complete range of diseases according to the latest international standards in the best clinics in Georgia with the European Quality Mark.

Choosing Georgia for treatment abroad, you can be sure that at all stages of diagnosis and treatment you will receive medical care of the highest level using the most modern methods and technologies, which are not available in all European clinics and prices are much lower than in similar clinics in Europe, Turkey, Israel or Korea.

Kidney transplantation in Georgia.

The National Center for Urology is a huge research and educational institution. The center annually hosts several international and national research projects in the field of urology, nephrology and transplantology.

The clinic uses the most modern equipment, which allows you to quickly carry out a complete medical examination and quality treatment in comfortable conditions, surrounded by caring Russian-speaking staff.

Kidney transplantation information at the National Center for Urology in Georgia:

The official payment in a clinic in Georgia is $ 28,237. (the price includes surgery, medication, hospital stay, the cost of research on the compatibility of organs in Germany and support during treatment, placement in a clinic, meeting / proving at an airport, paperwork). The price does not include flight.

Georgia needs to be visited 2 times - the first time for testing for compatibility, the second time in a month for transplantation with a positive compatibility test.

Documents to be sent to Georgia before starting treatment:

1. Analysis for determining the blood group \ Rhesus of the donor and recipient;
2. Ukrainian Legal document confirming the degree of relationship or the duration of the state of marriage;
3. Data on any blood transfusion with a donor and recipient for 2 years.

A check on the compatibility of the organs of the donor and the recipient is carried out in a European clinic.

In accordance with the legislation of Georgia, living donors can be:

1. Genetic relatives of the recipient (children, parents, grandchildren, grandfathers, grandmothers, brothers and sisters and their children, uncles and aunts of parents and their children);
2. Spouse of the recipient, if at least 1 year has passed after registration of marriage;
3. Children, parents, grandchildren, grandparents, brothers and sisters and their spouses, spouses of children, spouses of grandchildren of the recipient’s wife / husband, if at least 2 years have passed since the registration of the marriage;
4. Persons who have close personal relationships with the recipient (persons who have a close and stable emotional relationship with the recipient for at least 2 years), if there is no living donor among the persons indicated in items 1-3, and there is no alternative method available treatment.

If the living donor is one of the persons listed in 1-3 points, then the permission of the Georgian Transplantation Council (body under the Ministry of Health of Georgia) is required; in case the living donor is one of the persons listed in the 4th paragraph, a court permit is required. Such permission can be obtained in a Georgian court.