10/07/2018
فرصة للعلاج في مستشفيات أوروبا وأمريكا،. مع ترتيب الفيزة والسفر والإقامة.
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Departments and Units
The medical, surgical and obstetrical
activities of the American Hospital of Paris
are organized into Departments and Units.
Chiefs of Department and Unit Heads are
nominated by the Board of Governors
after consultation with the Medical Board.
Department of Cancerology
• Oncology Unit
• Urology Unit
• Breast Unit
Department of Dermatology & Plastic Surgery
• Plastic Surgery Unit
• Dermatology Unit
Department of Digestive Disease
• Digestive Surgery Unit
• Gastroenterology & Hepatology Unit
Department of Lung & Thoracic Pathology
• Pulmonary Medicine Unit
• Thoracic Surgery Unit
Department of Medicine
• Medicine (Internal Medicine, General Medicine and Geriatrics)
• Neurology Unit
• Nephrology and Hemodialysis Unit
• Endocrinology & Diabetes Unit
• Psychiatry Unit
Department of Neuro Cardiovascular Disease & Diabetology
• Cardiology Unit
• Vascular Surgery Unit
• Cardiovascular Diagnostic Techniques
Department of Orthopedics, Rheumatology & Physical Rehabilitation
• Orthopedic Surgery Unit
• Spinal Unit
• Rheumatology Unit
Department of Women's & Children's Health
• Neonatalogy Unit and Pediatric Unit
• Maternity and Obstetric Unit
• Reproductive Medicine Unit
• Fetal Medicine Unit
• Gynecological Surgery
Head & Neck Department
• Dentistry & Oral Surgery Unit
• Ophthalmology Unit
• ENT Unit
• Thyroid Unit
Department of Anesthesiology & Critical Care
Department of Medical Imaging & Nuclear Medicine
24/7 Medical Surgical Unit
Laboratory for biomedical analysis
Our laboratory for biomedical analysis provides 24/7 service to the patients and medical teams of the American Hospital of Paris. It is also open to outside patients for lab tests prescribed by their primary care physician. The laboratory is government-regulated (for reimbursement by French Social Security).
The American Hospital of Paris laboratory covers nearly all biological disciplines:
• standard biochemical tests
• hematology, including coagulation tests
• bacteriology
• standard and specialized immunology
It also performs the following tests:
• prenatal screening for Trisomy 21 (Down syndrome)
• spermatology
• functional tests: stimulation tests, suppression tests, etc.
The laboratory is managed by one biologist and also includes four assistant directors.
It complies with strict quality standards established by French and American health authorities. Every four years, it undergoes inspection by the French national authority for health (Haute Autorité de Santé) to maintain its certification. It is also audited every two years by the Joint Commission, an independent American organization and the main accreditation agency for health institutions in the United States.
Learn more about Joint Commission accreditation.
Patient Information
The laboratory for biomedical analysis of the American Hospital of Paris is government-regulated.
• Analysis fees and reimbursement rates are identical to those practiced in other laboratories. Fees that are not covered by French Social Security can be partially or fully reimbursed by the patient’s private or supplementary insurance, depending on the policy.
• Patients who benefit from total coverage from Assurance Maladie (French Social Security) have nothing to pay. They will need to present their “Carte Vitale” certificate specifying total coverage.
Required documents
• Medical prescription(s)
• Personal ID
• Carte Vitale
