6 Best Clinics for Breast Cancer Treatment in Vienna

Operating since 1871 as a Central European Cancer Center in Vienna, the private clinic holds ISO 9001 certification and Newsweek Best Hospital status. Oncologist consultations start from €349. Chemotherapy costs around €1,700 per session and surgery runs about €15,000, while a complete radiotherapy package may be around €17,900.

Confraternität & Goldenes Kreuz is the only private hospital in Austria with an in-house certified Breast Health Center. The facility features on-site mammography with tomosynthesis and stereotactic vacuum-assisted biopsy. A weekly tumor board led by specialists reviews every case for interdisciplinary planning. Diagnostic options include breast ultrasound, MRI, and elastography. The center offers breast-conserving surgery, mastectomy, and reconstruction using autologous tissue or implants. International patients receive support through a dedicated desk with interpreters to assist throughout the stay.

Vienna General Hospital (AKH) is one of Europe's most innovative clinics with 300+ years of history and 42 specialized institutes. The hospital offers advanced breast cancer treatment with multidisciplinary care, supported by 10,000 medical staff across its comprehensive facilities.

The Elekta Versa HD linear accelerator at this Vienna-based center achieves sub-millimeter precision for targeting tumors. Dr. David Kuczer provides high-precision radiotherapy using IMRT and VMAT techniques to protect healthy tissue. Initial consultations start around $90, while online video sessions cost about $230. Radiotherapy for breast cancer typically runs around $6,700. This includes advanced planning with integrated MRI and CT imaging. Most treatment plans are completed in 3–8 short sessions over roughly 1.5 weeks.

Döbling Private Hospital specializes in breast cancer treatment with a dedicated oncology team. Dr. Christian Kainz, a gynecologist with 32 years of experience, leads the Gynecology and Obstetrics Department and specializes in oncological gynecology. The hospital is JCI-accredited, ensuring high safety standards and low complication rates.

Univ.Prof. Dr. Paul Sevelda leads the Centre for Breast Health at Rudolfinerhaus, a private ISO 9001 certified hospital in Vienna. The center provides a fast-track process, moving from diagnosis to therapy within one week. Breast-conserving surgery is achieved in 80% of cases and includes simultaneous plastic reconstruction. On-site diagnostics include BRCA genetic testing, MRI, and rapid histology reporting within three days. Every case is reviewed by an interdisciplinary tumour board to create a personalized plan. Support includes specialized oncology nursing and physiotherapy.