Best Clinics for Parkinson's disease Treatment in Spain: 3 Top-Rated Centers

Dr. Bartolome Oliver brings 50 years of experience of experience in functional neurosurgery and has performed over 1,100 DBS procedures. He leads the NeuroInstitute at the JCI-accredited Centro Médico Teknon. A consultation typically costs €350–565, a diagnostic brain MRI runs €600–1,200. Non-invasive MRgFUS treatment is around €25,000 including a 1-day stay. DBS surgery typically costs €65,000–80,000, covering the Medtronic device, 7-day hospital stay, and follow-up care.

Hospital Quiron Barcelona specializes in advanced neurological care for Parkinson's disease, with treatment costs typically ranging from $24,700 to $49,400. Dr. Francesc Graus, a neurologist with expertise in paraneoplastic neurological syndromes, leads the neuro-oncology unit and has established diagnostic criteria for autoimmune neurological disorders. He completed a neuro-oncology fellowship at Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center and serves as an Emeritus investigator at IDIBAPS.

HM Nou Delfos specializes in Parkinson's disease treatment with access to advanced diagnostics including CT and MRI. The clinic collaborates with Institut Guttmann, a JCI-accredited neurorehabilitation hospital. Dr. Rodrigo Rocamora, a neurologist with a PhD from Bonn University, leads the epilepsy department and has published over 100 scientific articles on neurological conditions. Treatment may cost around $140,700–$153,900.

Dr. Rodrigo Rocamora leads the epilepsy department at HM Delfos Hospital and specializes in neurological disorders, with a PhD from Bonn University and over 100 published scientific articles. The clinic offers Parkinson's disease treatment, which may cost around $140,700–$153,900. HM Delfos is part of Spain's largest hospital network and collaborates with Institut Guttmann for neurorehabilitation.