Best Clinics for Ovarian cancer Treatment in Spain: 6 Top-Rated Centers

Dr. Agusti Barnadas Molins has 40 years of oncology experience and leads the JCI-accredited Centro Médico Teknon. An online consultation starts at around $300. Treatment options include chemotherapy, costing around $3,300–$6,600 per cycle, cytoreductive surgery, which may cost $11,000–$19,800 for the procedure and a 4–7 day stay, and advanced HIPEC surgery, costing around $110,000–$163,000 for the complex package.

Quirónsalud Madrid specializes in oncology with access to clinical trials for ovarian cancer treatment. Procedures may cost around $5,300–$10,700. Dr. Luis Madero, Head of Paediatric Haemato-Oncology with 37+ years of experience, leads a team with extensive credentials in cancer care, including bone marrow transplants and ablation therapy. The clinic is part of Spain's largest private hospital network, offering advanced oncology research and treatment options.

Dr. Ana Oaknin specializes in ovarian cancer with expertise in angiogenesis, DNA repair, and immunotherapy, leading multiple clinical trials. Treatment may cost around $4,600–$9,100. She serves as Co-Chair of the GEICO Group and represents Spain in international oncology committees, with over 100 publications in gynecological cancers.

HM Hospitales is a group of 7 medical centers in Madrid which provide medical services in all specialties. Includes 4 comprehensive centers for oncology treatment, neurosciences, cardiovascular surgery, and fertility.

In 2018, was awarded by the Spanish Society of Health Informatics (SEIS) for revolutionized patient care and significant technological solutions in the healthcare sector.

Annually the HM medical team serves around 75K inpatients and 2.3M outpatients.

Dr. Antonio Cubillo Gracián, Head of Medical Oncology at HM CIOCC, specializes in ovarian cancer with a pioneering Liquid Biopsy Program in Spain. He has over 15 years of experience, directing postgraduate research and tutoring 100+ students. Treatment may cost around $100–$200. The hospital serves 400,000 patients annually with a focus on oncology.

Clinica Universidad de Navarra is a JCI-accredited hospital with extensive oncology expertise, treating over 700,000 patients from 70 countries. Treatment for ovarian cancer typically runs $4,700–$10,900. Medical Director Prof. Jesus San Miguel leads the hematology and hemotherapy department, bringing specialized knowledge to cancer care.