Clinica Universidad de Navarra Madrid
Madrid, Spain
About Clinica Universidad de Navarra Madrid
Clinica Universidad de Navarra Madrid is part of the university's academic hospital network, founded in 1962 and located in Madrid, Spain. It combines teaching, research and patient care, with more than 4,000 professionals across the Pamplona and Madrid campuses. The institution follows a patient‑centred model, emphasizing personalized medicine and multidisciplinary collaboration.
The Madrid campus hosts one of Spain’s few proton therapy centres, equipped with the first Hitachi synchrotron in Europe. It also offers a linear radiotherapy accelerator guided by a 1.5 Tesla magnetic resonance system, providing high‑precision diagnosis and treatment. Advanced diagnostic equipment enables rapid results, often within 24–48 hours, and treatment initiation within 72 hours.
Oncology is a flagship service, recognised as a reference centre for cancer care. The oncology programme integrates clinical and pre‑clinical research, personalized treatment plans, and support for patients’ families. Over 50 medical departments and services, including cardiology, neurosciences, orthopaedics and comprehensive check‑up programmes, are available, all supported by the latest therapeutic technologies.
The clinic has been accredited since 2004 and has been named Spain’s best private hospital for eleven consecutive years. It appears in the World’s Best Hospitals 2026 ranking and is listed among the top 50 hospitals worldwide by Newsweek. Continuous reinvestment of surpluses into facilities and staff training underlines its commitment to high‑resolution, high‑quality care.
Key highlights
- Over 4,000 professionals dedicated to care, teaching and research.
- More than 50 medical departments and services in Madrid and Pamplona.
- Reference oncology centre with interdisciplinary, personalized care.
- First Hitachi synchrotron in Europe for proton therapy.
- Accredited since 2004 and ranked among World’s Best Hospitals 2026.
- Named Spain’s best private hospital for eleven consecutive years.
Specialties
Departments and centres
- Oncology
- Proton Therapy
- Cardiology
- Neurosciences
- Orthopaedics
- Check‑ups
Facilities and technology
- Proton therapy centre with Hitachi synchrotron
- Linear radiotherapy accelerator guided by 1.5 T MRI
- Advanced diagnostic imaging equipment
- High‑resolution surgical suite with tremor‑eliminating technology
- Multidisciplinary research laboratories
- State‑of‑the‑art precision diagnosis and treatment platforms
Plan your treatment at Clinica Universidad de Navarra Madrid
- 1Share your reports
Send your medical reports and the treatment you need through the enquiry form.
- 2Get a plan and estimate
We check suitability with the facility and share a treatment plan with an estimate.
- 3Travel with support
Help with the visa letter, flights, airport pickup and a stay near the hospital.
- 4Care after you return
Follow-up support with your doctors once you are back home.
Frequently asked questions
What medical specialties are available at Clinica Universidad de Navarra Madrid?
The hospital provides more than 50 medical departments, including oncology, proton therapy, cardiology, neurosciences, orthopaedics and comprehensive check‑up programmes.
How does the oncology care programme stand out?
It is based on interdisciplinary collaboration, personalized medicine, and combines clinical and pre‑clinical research to offer prevention, diagnosis, comprehensive treatment and family support.
How quickly can patients receive a diagnosis and start treatment?
The centre uses the most advanced diagnostic technologies, allowing diagnosis within the first 24–48 hours and treatment initiation within the first 72 hours.
What advanced technologies are used for cancer treatment?
The hospital employs a linear radiotherapy accelerator guided by a 1.5 Tesla MRI and a particle accelerator – the first Hitachi synchrotron in Europe – for proton therapy, providing high‑precision, less invasive treatments.
How can I obtain a treatment plan and quote through Get Well Tour?
Share your medical reports via the Get Well Tour enquiry form; the team will review them and reply with a detailed treatment plan and cost estimate by email.
