6 Best Clinics for Pancreatic Cancer Treatment in Madrid

Quirónsalud Madrid specializes in pancreatic cancer treatment with a dedicated oncology team and access to clinical trials. Treatment may cost around $5,500–$10,900. Dr. Luis Madero, Head of Paediatric Haemato-Oncology with of experience, leads the team with expertise in complex cancer cases and bone marrow transplants.

Hospital Ruber Internacional is a JCI-accredited private hospital in Madrid, Spain. Ranked among Spain's top 6 hospitals by Forbes. Specializes in neurosurgery, orthopedics, and cardiology.

• Performed 6,000+ surgeries and 93,000+ consultations in 2022 alone.
• Equipped with Gamma Knife ICON, CyberKnife, Da Vinci Xi, and 3-Tesla MRI.
• Treats both adults and children, with 108 private rooms and 15 luxury suites.
• ISO 9001, ISO 14001, and ISO 50001 certified for quality and environmental management.

HM Hospitales is a network of 7 medical centers in Madrid and 40 facilities across Spain. Its strengths are oncology, neurosciences, cardiovascular diseases, fertility, pediatrics, and memory disorders. The group is EFQM-certified and was named one of the World's Best Hospitals 2021 by Newsweek.

• Only medical facility in Spain with the StealthStation ENT Navigation System for complex sinus and skull base surgeries.
• HM Cancer Center houses a Da Vinci Xi robot, Siemens PET/MRI, Elekta Versa HD, and Novalis linear accelerators.
• HM CIEC cardiovascular center runs the only robot-assisted lab in Madrid for electrophysiological heart exams.
• HM Fertility Center reports a 90% pregnancy rate within the first 3 IVF cycles.
• Free airport transfers and English-speaking translators for international patients.

GenesisCare Clinics is a global network of 300 clinics. Its Madrid location focuses on high-tech radiotherapy and chemotherapy.

• Treats 15,000 patients each year.
• Uses CyberKnife, tomotherapy, and brachytherapy machines.
• Employs 62 doctors across 21 departments.

Dr. Antonio Cubillo Gracián is Head of the Medical Oncology Service at HM CIOCC with over 36 years specializing in digestive and pancreatic cancers. His pioneering Liquid Biopsy Program, a non-invasive diagnostic test, provides patients with cutting-edge molecular analysis. Treatment for pancreatic cancer may cost around $100–$200.

Publio Cordón Memorial Hospital uses the advanced Da Vinci 5 robotic system for high-precision oncological surgery. This JCI-accredited facility features a specialized Digestive Tumours Unit and PET-CT with Gallium 68 for accurate staging. Dr. François Quenet leads the surgical team, focusing on complex resections and HIPEC for advanced cases. Patients receive a multidisciplinary plan integrating chemotherapy and image-guided radiotherapy. The international team helps with transfers and interpreters to make the process easier. Treatment focuses on personalized care tailored to specific tumor biomarkers.