In short: in București, București, 12 private hospitals are indexed, run by networks such as Regina Maria, Medicover, Monza, Enayati. Among them: Enayati Medical City. The data is for information only — appointments and prices are arranged directly with each unit. In a medical emergency, call 112 first.

For information only. We mark units as private by the brand in the name/operator; the data comes from OpenStreetMap and may be incomplete. We do not manage appointments and do not guarantee prices, services or availability — check directly with the unit. In a medical emergency, call 112.

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Private hospitals

Private hospitals in București

Units identified by a private brand in our data — with address, phone and opening hours where they exist.

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Private hospitals in București

A private hospital works on direct payment or a subscription/private insurance, with quick appointments and better hotel-type facilities. Some private hospitals also have a contract with the Health Insurance House (CNAS) for certain reimbursed procedures — ask directly which services are free through CNAS.

The data on private units in București comes from OpenStreetMap (ODbL licence) and may lag behind reality — the opening hours shown do not replace a phone confirmation. Appointments and prices are arranged directly with each unit, by phone or on the network's website. See also all hospitals in București or the emergency hospitals in București.

Frequently asked questions

FAQ · private hospitals · București

  1. Which private hospitals are there in București?
    In București, 12 private hospitals are indexed, run by private networks such as Regina Maria, Medicover, Monza, Enayati, MedLife, Memorial. Each appears above with address, phone and opening hours, where the data exists. The list comes from OpenStreetMap and may be incomplete — the real number may be higher.
  2. How is this different from the public system?
    A private hospital works on direct payment or a subscription/private insurance, with quick appointments and usually shorter waiting times. Some private hospitals also have a contract with the Health Insurance House (CNAS) for certain reimbursed services — check directly with the unit which services are free through CNAS and which are paid. This page is for information only; we do not manage appointments and do not guarantee prices or availability.
  3. How do I book an appointment at a private hospital in București?
    Call the number shown on each unit's card or visit the official website of the network — appointments are made directly with the unit, by phone, call centre or the network's own app. Confirm before you set off the opening hours, the specialty and whether the service you want is available. For an emergency, see the emergency hospitals in București. See also all private hospitals in Romania.

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