Kardiolita Hospital

Kardiolita Hospital was founded in 1998 in Vilnius, Lithuania's capital, and has developed into one of the Baltic states' leading private healthcare institutions. With 100 beds and a comprehensive range of medical and surgical specialties, the hospital serves as a medical tourism hub for Northern and Western European patients seeking high-quality care at competitive prices within the European Union. The hospital features modern operating theaters with advanced surgical navigation and minimally invasive surgery equipment, a cardiac catheterization laboratory, an ophthalmic surgery center with femtosecond laser technology, a dental center with digital imaging and CAD/CAM systems, and a comprehensive imaging department with MRI and CT scanners. The facility has been designed to international standards with comfortable private patient rooms. Core medical specialties include cardiac surgery and interventional cardiology, orthopedic surgery with joint replacement and arthroscopic procedures, eye surgery including LASIK, cataract surgery, and vitreoretinal procedures, cosmetic surgery with facial and body aesthetic procedures, dental care including implantology, veneers, and prosthodontics, and gastroenterology with endoscopic diagnostics and treatment. Kardiolita Hospital holds both ISO 9001 and TUV certifications, demonstrating its commitment to international quality management standards. The hospital's physicians include specialists trained at leading European medical centers, with many maintaining active memberships in international professional societies. International patient services are a key focus, with English, German, Scandinavian-speaking coordinators, comprehensive treatment packages including airport transfers and hotel accommodation, transparent pricing, and telemedicine consultations. Lithuania's EU membership ensures regulatory compliance with European medical standards, while costs for procedures are typically 40-60% lower than in Western Europe, making Kardiolita Hospital an exceptional value proposition for medical tourists.