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Iago Tsertsvadze Becomes Penumbra Certified Mechanical Thrombectomy Trainer
16 September 2021
Iago Tsertsvadze, a neurosurgeon of the West Georgia Medical Center and a member of the Board of Medical Experts for Neurology-Neurosurgery of the Evex Hospital Network, has become a Penumbra certified trainer of mechanical thrombectomy.
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Vaccination Centers Started to Operate at Caucasus Medical Center and Evex Hospitals
20 August 2021
დღეიდან ევექსის ჰოსპიტალურ ქსელში შემავალ 17 ჰოსპიტალში ვაქცინაციის ცენტრები ამოქმედდა. ქვეყნის 6 რეგიონში (თბილისი, სამცხე-ჯავახეთი, კახეთი, სამეგრელო, აჭარა და იმერეთი) მცხოვრები მოსახლეობისთვის ვაქცინაციის დამატებითი პუნქტები გაიხსნა, რაც მთელი ქვეყნის მასშტაბით ვაქცინებზე ხელმისაწვდომობის გაზრდას უზრუნველყოფს.
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Free consultations of Professor Krystyna Kiel and Georgian oncologists for oncology patients of the Caucasus Medical Center
19 August 2021
American and Georgian specialists will perform free medical consultations for oncology patients at the Caucasus Medical Center. Krystyna Kiel, Associate Professor, and Radiation Oncologist who is in Georgia within a framework of a working visit, together with Ivane Kiladze (Head of the Oncology Department of the Caucasus Medical Center), and Eter Natelauri (Radiation Oncologist) will receive patients at the Krystyna Kiel Oncology Center. It is an opportunity for patients to have a consultation visit with world-renowned radiation oncologists in Tbilisi.
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Evex Hospitals to Offer Medical Benefits to People Received both Shots of COVID 19 Vaccine
10 August 2021
Evex Hospitals is continuing its vaccination campaign across the network and will offer benefits to all fully vaccinated citizens
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CHECKCOV.GE - All the Post-COVID health centers on one platform
24 May 2021
World experience has shown that COVID 19 leaves many consequences on the human body and it is important to manage its complications for further maintenance of good health conditions. A health check-up is also recommended for those post-COVID patients, who do not have any complaints at all.
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From now on, Caucasus Medical Center will take care of the health of Georgian rugby players.
13 May 2021
Rugby players will receive special benefits for all types of medical services.
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How to manage stress during COVID 19 - Online therapy course
28 April 2021
Registration for Tamar Tandashvili's online therapy course has started.
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The Center for Clinical Oncology at the Caucasus Medical Center offers multidisciplinary treatment services
21 April 2021
A Clinical Oncology Center of the Caucasus Medical Center is staffed by a new and powerful team of physicians and nurses. Oncology patients are served by a multidisciplinary team at the hospital. Highly qualified specialists working in various fields are involved in the treatment process. The department is headed by Ivane Kiladze, an oncologist with Western experience, who joined the Caucasus Medical Center with his team.
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Post-COVID Health Management Centers will be established in Tbilisi, Kutaisi, and Batumi
14 April 2021
World experience has shown that COVID 19 leaves many consequences on the human body and it is important to manage its complications for further maintenance of good health conditions. Complications are especially common among risk groups: people with diabetes, high blood pressure, obesity, cardiovascular disease, etc. According to the World Health Organization, a health check-up is also recommended for those post-COVID patients, who do not have any complaints at all.
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Caucasus Medical Center is a medical partner of the Lelos
10 February 2021
Caucasus Medical Center is a medical partner of the Lelos.
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Andro dgebuadze - #3 "Mental Health during a Pandemic"
10 February 2021
Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, for many people, life is associated with certain stress. Physical and mental health problems are one of the major effects on people who already had a virus, are either self-isolated, or simply have to adapt to unusual, restrictive environmental conditions. The aim of the project "Mental Health during a Pandemic" is to help people who had a virus to manage post-Covid stress and negative psycho-emotional state, and to help people in self-isolation to use their free time effectively and understand the positive aspects of the current situation.
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Paata Papava - # 2 "Mental Health during a Pandemic"
10 February 2021
Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, for many people, life is associated with certain stress. Physical and mental health problems are one of the major effects on people who already had a virus, are either self-isolated, or simply have to adapt to unusual, restrictive environmental conditions. The aim of the project "Mental Health during a Pandemic" is to help people who had a virus to manage post-Covid stress and negative psycho-emotional state, and to help people in self-isolation to use their free time effectively and understand the positive aspects of the current situation.