Obstetrics and Gynecology
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| Childbirth | Price on request |
Bulgaria, Sofia
Tokuda Clinic
About the clinic
Tokuda Hospital is a large Bulgarian hospital located in the capital city Sofia. 274,000 patients come here every year to receive qualified medical care in all specialties. The climate of Bulgaria, as well as the focus on European standards, made Tokuda Clinic the popular direction among patients.
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Treatments prices in the clinic
Last price update — 29.03.2025. Prices can be changed depending on the medical case and doctor's recommendations.
Orthopedics
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| Hip replacement | Price on request |
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Tokuda Clinic: more details about the clinic
Bulgaria, Sofia
okuda Clinic in numbers:
- 37 specialized departments;
- 3 operating units;
- 22 operating rooms;
- 12, 000 surgeries annually;
- 900 newborns per year.
Sofia Hospital Tokuda main principles are interests and needs of everyone, which guarantees the respect and safety of patients during their stay in the clinic.
Tokuda Clinic has several awards:
- 2008 - the clinic received the Award for integrated quality management;
- 2009 - Mark Institut named the Tokuda hospital the best healthcare brand;
- 2012 - the Hospital was noted for the inclusion in the protection of patients' rights and awarded for active work against autism.
The most popular procedures:
- programs of complex diagnostics and Check-up;
- dental services;
- blepharoplasty;
- breast augmentation;
- abdominal plastic;
- hip endoprosthesis;
- complete and partial replacement of the knee joint;
- minimally invasive laparoscopic surgeries.
Diagnostics is aimed at detecting disease in the early stage, to ensure prompt and efficient treatment. All diagnostic and therapeutic procedures are entirely safe for patients.
Orthopedics and Traumatology Department is equipped with the only device in the country for neuromonitoring, which can minimize the risk of operations on the spinal cord.
Additional services
Language assistance
Available
free
Accommodation
Hotel (apartments) near the clinic, billed daily
Patient reviews
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reviews
Velislav Georgiev
Feb 25, 2020
Examination of a child who is ill ... 5 hours. Error. No review. Waiting ...
lologa12 no
Mar 11, 2020
normal hospital
Цветана Павлевска
Jan 18, 2020
About five years ago, I was operated on by Dr. Davidov and his team of specialists. I thank them from the heart that they gave me a new life.
Марина Петрова
Jan 14, 2020
The Tokuda Hospital emergency room is a tragedy in terms of patient admissions and care. They wait for hours, without any information about the waiting time, they don't even know what kind of staff they have available for the evening ... We waited for 2 hours to call us, until we personally asked the passing doctors for a checkup, otherwise we could have stayed more ... Initially, they did not know if they had the shift doctor (gastroenterologist) we needed, then we were waiting for a connection with him, we received information that the shift was underway and after 2 hours (literally!) we were accepted for examination . In the meantime, several people gave up, including a woman who had fallen into the mountains and with a bruised foot (no one told her either, nor did she take her for a long time) ...
Владимир Русев
Jan 10, 2020
I sincerely thank the City Clinic team. In addition to their strict professionalism, they were humane and genuinely concerned. Be healthy and blessed! Success!
Eser Cesur
Jan 5, 2020
Hi,On Dec 28, 2019 in the evening, my girlfiend was pretty ill with high fever and signs of upper respiratory and lower abdominal infection. We went to the Emergency department and waited around an hour. During our waiting, she desperately needed water to drink due to dehydration. There was no water to buy in the hospital at all. The only water we could have access to was the liters of water just standing there in the registration cabinet in the ER. I kindly requested the woman on the registration desk of ER to give us a glass of water, my girlfriend was feeling almost unconscious already but the woman just refused to give a small glass of water despite having a lot of water and plastic glasses. Not only she refused to help, she drunk glasses of water in front of us smiling. This is such an inhumane move. People like her should not be allowed to work in places where people seek help for their health. Shame.
Alice Burenko
Mar 21, 2025
Today 21stid March, I had a scheduled check-up at the gastroenterology department. Cardiogram, blood test, fibroscan and ultrasound.
I arrived at the reception at 7:40 am. I had a last meal at 6:00 pm previous day. I spent 3 hour waiting for the registration wihthout possibiluty to eat or drink while expecting the blood test.
I would inquire at hospital administration if this is normal?
Spend 3 hours waiting and filling out documents 3 times?
Think about the people who come travel from afar.
I hope that you will correct this issue.
КИНО МЕТРОПОЛ
Mar 20, 2020
Some of the biggest specialists here are Dr. Vasev, Assistant Professor Lozanov. I have personally used their services
Metodi Todorov
Mar 2, 2020
Arrogant attitude of the staff. Ignoring the patient's problems.
Tatiana
Aug 7, 2025
I booked an appointment by phone because their website offers only broad department names (gastroenterology, cardiology, etc.) and no details to find the specific specialist I needed, whose expertise in a specific field. It’s important, because while booking I was only told the name of the doctor, and advised that she works in the field I need. For private reasons I cannot write here exactly the medics specifics field I needed.
This was my first visit, I expected the front desk or reception near the entrance to help me locate the correct doctor. Instead, I encountered a poorly English-speaking staff member who could not assist. That in itself is a critical failure — a clinic advertising itself with a European standard should have English-speaking reception staff, especially at the main entrance.
The hospital is huge, with numerous corridors labeled only by department. They all have these small registration desks near each department. Since I could not find “…” on the site or in signage, and I had given the name of Dr. …, I expected to be directed properly. Instead, I was sent down one corridor, and when I arrived, the staff asked, “Which doctor?” I referred to Dr. …. They replied, “We don’t have that doctor.” Only after calling somewhere did they locate my appointment.
Then I was told to walk to a corridor, go through pediatrics, orthopedics, etc. I spent 15 minutes running around, showing my appointment confirmation (even translated into Bulgarian) and getting told “not here, go to another desk.” Every time I asked, I was redirected — “turn left,” “turn right.” The signs on doors offered no help. They don’t have room numbers at all! Finally I learned the doctor I was seeing was actually a surgeon, not a … — but how could I have known?
I eventually found someone who seemed sympathetic, then was sent to another desk, oddly at the pediatrics department. By then, I had missed the time of my appointment because I’d been wandering.
To top it off, I was forced to pay 140 lev upfront before seeing the doctor — in Europe, you pay after service. I had no assurance I’d even see the right doctor. Then I was told to walk down another corridor again — but there are no room numbers, only department names. If they had room numbers, even a child could find it easily.
I could have called again since the phone line claims to have an English option, but last time I waited 15 minutes for an answer. If I’m already at the hospital, staff should help me on the spot. It would have been so much faster if they designed the information and registration desks properly and had English speaking personnel at least there! I repeatedly told them I was a new patient, I knew nothing about their layout, and I needed help locating the doctor.
This experience was truly awful. I give Tokuda Acibadem the lowest possible rating. They do not deserve any praise with such disorganization, irresponsibility, and lack of English‑speaking staff. It’s not just language—they simply do not care about guiding patients properly. It’s shocking that a clinic branding itself with a “European approach” performs far worse than many smaller private clinics in Sofia.
Need total reorganisation of the hospital entry layout, Info desk, room numbers on cabinets, and info on the website, including proper doctors specialisations. Need to confirm once making the bookings online or via calls - the exact department the doctors works in, where it’s located in the hospital, etc.. just giving a doctors name is absolutely not enough!
Atanas Dukov, 1407 Sofia
updated 9/27/2025
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