National Center of Oncology

The National Center of Oncology is a hospital in Yerevan dedicated to cancer diagnosis and treatment, named after V. A. Fanarjyan. It sits at 76 Fanarjyan Street, in the 0052 postal zone.

The center runs a wide set of specialized departments: diagnostic and laboratory services, outpatient monitoring and admissions, anesthesiology and resuscitation, drug oncology (chemotherapy), and a palliative care clinic. Surgical and treatment divisions cover neuro-oncology, mammology, general and pediatric oncology with reconstructive surgery, oncogynecology, a women's health clinic, musculoskeletal oncology (named for Sergey Seinyan), oncourology, thoracic surgery with interventional pulmonology, abdominal and endovascular surgery, and both remote and internal (intracavitary and interstitial) radiotherapy. A clinical pathomorphology department handles tissue diagnostics.

The building offers wheelchair-accessible parking and entrance, and accepts credit cards, debit cards, and contactless payment.

The center is in Yerevan, roughly 5 km north-northeast of the city center in a straight line, at 76 Fanarjyan Street.