Clinica Universidad de Navarra Pamplona
Pamplona, Navarra, Spain
About Clinica Universidad de Navarra Pamplona
Clinica Universidad de Navarra is a leading academic and research hospital in Spain, serving as the medical institution for the Universidad de Navarra. Founded in 1962, it operates as a non-profit entity that reinvests surpluses into improving patient care. The hospital is recognized for its high-resolution model, which emphasizes diagnostic speed and the treatment of complex pathologies through multidisciplinary collaboration.
The hospital offers care across more than 50 medical departments and services in its Pamplona and Madrid locations. With over 4,000 professionals dedicated exclusively to medical care, teaching, and research, the institution follows an Anglo-Saxon model of personalized medicine. Specialists work in interdisciplinary teams to ensure comprehensive diagnosis and treatment, aiming to provide the best possible medical and human attention to patients and their families.
A key focus of the clinic is oncology, where it serves as a reference center for cancer care. The institution integrates clinical and preclinical research to develop new strategic fields in fighting cancer. By utilizing the latest diagnostic and therapeutic technologies, the hospital aims to achieve precision diagnosis and advanced treatments, ensuring that patients have access to innovative solutions and cutting-edge medical interventions.
The hospital is accredited by the Joint Commission International (JCI) and has been recognized for its excellence in healthcare. It is listed among the top 50 hospitals worldwide and is ranked as the best private hospital in Spain. The facility is characterized by its commitment to patient privacy, professional ethics, and timely clinical attention, ensuring that each patient receives care that meets current medical science standards.
Key highlights
- Accredited by Joint Commission International (JCI) since 2004.
- Over 4,000 professionals dedicated to care, teaching, and research.
- Features the first Hitachi synchrotron in Europe for proton therapy.
- Diagnosis typically completed within 24–48 hours.
- Treatment initiated within the first 72 hours of diagnosis.
- Ranked among the top 50 hospitals worldwide by Newsweek.
Specialties
Departments and centres
- Oncology
- Cardiology
- Neurosciences
- Organ Transplant
- Proton Therapy
- Check-ups
Facilities and technology
- Hitachi synchrotron for cancer proton therapy
- Linear radiotherapy accelerator guided by 1.5 Tesla magnetic resonance
- Advanced surgical technology to eliminate hand tremor
- Latest diagnostic technologies for precision diagnosis
- Cima cancer research integration facilities
For international patients
- Multidisciplinary teams for comprehensive disease management
- Personalized medicine approach for individual patient needs
- Continuous research to provide new treatment solutions
- Professional ethics and privacy protection for all patients
- Timely clinical attention meeting current medical science standards
Plan your treatment at Clinica Universidad de Navarra Pamplona
- 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 is the primary focus of Clinica Universidad de Navarra?
The hospital focuses on personalized medicine, complex diagnosis, and cancer care. It operates as a high-resolution hospital with a strong emphasis on multidisciplinary work and rapid diagnostic processes.
How quickly can patients expect a diagnosis and treatment?
Thanks to advanced diagnostic technologies and multidisciplinary collaboration, diagnosis is typically facilitated within the first 24–48 hours. Treatment can usually begin within the first 72 hours.
What advanced technology is available for cancer treatment?
The hospital features the first Hitachi synchrotron in Europe for proton therapy. It also uses a linear radiotherapy accelerator guided by 1.5 Tesla magnetic resonance for high diagnostic precision.
Is the hospital accredited by international standards?
Yes, Clinica Universidad de Navarra has been accredited by the Joint Commission International (JCI) since 2004. It is also listed among the top 50 hospitals worldwide.
How can I get a treatment plan and quote through Get Well Tour?
You can share your medical reports via the enquiry form on the Get Well Tour website. Our team will review your case and reply by email with a personalized treatment plan and cost estimate.
