Multiple sclerosis Treatment in Milan 2026: Clinics, Costs & Reviews

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How Much Does Multiple sclerosis Treatment Cost in Milan?

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	Italy	Turkey	Austria
Therapeutic Apheresis	≈ $2,200	from $4,500	≈ $1,800
Plasmapheresis	≈ $1,400	from $3,200	≈ $2,000
Plasma Exchange	≈ $3,200	≈ $3,900	≈ $3,800
Ocrevus (ocrelizumab)	≈ $7,600	≈ $4,500	≈ $8,800
Multiple sclerosis rehabilitation	≈ $4,500	from $250	≈ $10,000

Data verified by Bookimed as of October 2026, based on patient requests and official quotes from 176 clinics worldwide. Median costs are based on real invoices (2025–2026) and updated monthly. Actual prices may vary.

Best Multiple sclerosis Hospitals in Milan: 3 Verified Options and Prices

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San Donato Hospital

Italy, Milan

Clinic is certified :

Prof. Massimo Filippi, a leading neurology specialist, provides expert second opinions via video consultation. The JCI-accredited San Donato Group performs 9,400+ cardiac operations annually. Diagnostics start from $200 for a neurological consultation. An MRI typically costs around $360–542. A comprehensive treatment package is around $7,940 and includes two nights’ hospital stay, diagnostics, tests, and medical assistance.

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San Raffaele

Italy, Milan

Clinic is certified :

San Raffaele Research Hospital is a Johns Hopkins Network member and Italy's first IRCCS-designated MS center. Its neurology team offers individual treatment programs based on the latest drug therapies. Diagnostics start from around $220 for a neurologist consultation, with MRI scans costing around $730. Consultations with Professor Massimo Filippi typically run up to $680.

diagnostics
Brain MRI with contrast	$450 - $800
OCT (Optical coherence tomography)	$150 - $350

La Madonnina Clinic

Italy, Milan

La Madonnina Clinic, part of Italy's largest medical group San Donato Network, offers multidisciplinary care for Multiple sclerosis in Milan. The facility is known for premium services and comfortable patient experience, with a history of treating high-profile clients. No specific doctors specializing in Multiple sclerosis are listed in the provided data.

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Updated: 10/16/2026

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