GVM International is a network of multidisciplinary medical centers founded in Italy in 1973. Today, the group’s clinics are also located in France, Albania, Poland, Russia, and Ukraine. The GVM International structure includes 47 diagnostic and treatment facilities across Western and Eastern Europe.
Average Annual Statistics of GVM Clinics in Italy:
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116,000 patient visits
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604,000 hospital admissions
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5,620,000 outpatient and diagnostic procedures
The professional staff comprises over 8,700 employees, including 3,526 physicians. The total inpatient capacity is 3,244 beds. In addition to multidisciplinary hospitals, the network operates highly specialized clinics. Notably, GVM International is a leader in innovative and comprehensive treatment of diabetic foot syndrome. Researchers at the group’s scientific centers continuously refine existing treatment methods. Each year, more than 1,000 reconstructive surgeries are performed to restore feet affected by severe vascular disorders.
GVM International is a European leader in the quality of medical services in the fields of cardiology, cardiovascular surgery, orthopedics, and neurology. Its clinics are equipped with high-tech medical equipment that meets the strictest European and international quality standards. This includes high-field MRI scanners, multislice CT scanners, advanced PET systems, digital angiography units, Da Vinci robotic systems, CyberKnife and Gamma Knife platforms, linear accelerators for radiation therapy, and much more.
Italian GVM clinics operate international departments dedicated to assisting foreign patients. These departments provide visa support, transfer arrangements, hospitalization with relatives or accompanying persons, and off-site accommodation. Each medical traveler may request a personal coordinator who accompanies the patient from admission through discharge.
The medical centers are strategically located close to essential infrastructure while remaining away from dense urban development. Italy’s warm climate promotes faster rehabilitation, while the clean air helps strengthen the immune system and improve overall well-being.
Cardiology
Neurosurgery
Orthopedics
Endocrinology
