Oncology treatment according to compulsory medical insurance
The K+31 West clinic accepts patients under compulsory medical insurance from all over Russia* Hotline operating hours for patients from the regions: Monday-Friday +7 (495) 032-06-91
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- Chemotherapy
- Immune therapy
- Targeted therapy
- Hormone therapy
- Radiation therapy
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At K+31, you are assigned a personal manager who will help you resolve any issues.
You don't have to worry about the correct diagnosis even in the most difficult cases, because we can invite leading Russian specialists to the consultation.
In addition to the day and round-the-clock hospital, we also provide outpatient treatment. The Center has its own laboratory where we carry out all the necessary research.
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Regions of service under compulsory medical insurance
Medical care under compulsory medical insurance is provided to citizens of all regions of Russia, except for: Dagestan, Moscow, Karelia, Kalmykia, Belgorod, Tambov, Volgograd, Vladimir, Novgorod, Lipetsk, Bryansk and Kursk regions.
Antitumor treatment is carried out if the patient has a referral 057/у, where it should be indicated “for consultation " and "for hospitalization" to the clinic of JSC "K 31 City" - this is the legal name of the clinic "K + 31 West".
What drugs can be obtained for chemotherapy, where and how exactly can this be done?
There is no need for the patient to purchase any medications for chemotherapy treatment. You can receive all these necessary medications that are needed to provide medical care free of charge, according to the list of essential and vital medications. Chemotherapy drugs are provided in accordance with the current State Guarantee Program for the provision of free medical care to patients with cancer.
In the K+31 medical centers, treatment and diagnosis are provided with original drugs that have passed all studies and are recommended by international clinical guidelines.
Our clinic treats various types of cancer using chemotherapy, radiation therapy, targeted therapy, hormonal therapy, and other methods. Patients undergo CT scanning, PET/CT, and other imaging techniques.
Free medical care under the compulsory medical insurance (CMI) is provided at the K+31 West clinic, located at 16 Orshanskaya Street, Moscow. For all the necessary information about the diseases covered by the CMI, oncology treatment methods, and the scope and timing of medical care, please call our CMI department at +7 (495) 104-48-14.
How to get treatment?
Visit your local oncologist
Get direction 057/у
Prepare a package of documents
Sign up for a convenient time
- Obtain a referral from your attending physician. If cancer is included in the list of diseases eligible for free medical care, the attending physician will issue a referral for hospitalization and treatment at a specific clinic. In the referral, they will include the patient's personal information, registered address, insurance policy number, and some other information. The referral is certified by the physician's signature, the signature of the director of the medical organization where the patient is being treated, and the seal of that medical organization.
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Gather the necessary documents. In addition to a referral from a physician, patients seeking treatment at our medical center will also need:
- Compulsory Medical Insurance Policy
- Passport
- SNILS Insurance Certificate
- An extract from medical records indicating the diagnosis, its ICD code, or a medical report
- A medical consultation report
- A certificate in accordance with Form 057/u
- Blood type and Rh factor information
- Up-to-date test results and reports as listed*
- Send these documents to the clinic where the patient is being referred for treatment. A voucher for medical care will be issued there. The patient can arrange the dispatch themselves, or the medical facility where the patient is being treated can do it.
- Receive medical care.
Laboratory tests required to provide free medical care to a patient include: complete blood count, biochemistry profile, blood tests for HIV, RW, HBS, HCV, complete urine analysis, coagulation profile, ECG, and PCR (can be performed at our clinic). Your doctor may add to this list. You can get tested at the referring medical organization at your place of residence or at other clinics. Test results must be valid for the period permitted for receiving medical care under the compulsory medical insurance system. You can find out about the deadlines by calling +7 (495) 104-48-14.
Medical care under the compulsory medical insurance system is provided at the K+31 West clinic, located at ul. Orshanskaya 16.
High-tech medical care (HTMC), which includes the use of complex and resource-intensive treatment methods, is provided under the compulsory medical insurance program if the patient has oncological diseases and conditions included in Resolution No. 2505 of December 28, 2021, "On the Program of State Guarantees for Free Medical Care to Citizens for 2022 and for the Planning Period of 2023 and 2024." The types of HTMC are listed in Order No. 824N of the Russian Ministry of Health dated October 2, 2019, "On Approval of the Procedure for Organizing the Provision of High-Tech Medical Care using the Unified State Information System in Healthcare." To provide high-tech medical care, the same steps are taken as for compulsory medical insurance—that is, the attending physician of the medical organization where the patient is being treated, if there are medical indications, must prepare a referral, certified by him or her and the director of the medical organization. Then, the documents must be collected and sent to the target medical center.
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Oncology treatment according to compulsory medical insurance
Within the framework of the Federal Law “On the Fundamentals of Protecting the Health of Citizens in the Russian Federation” dated November 21, 2011 N 323-FZ, the medical centers of the K+31 clinic provide medical care at the expense of compulsory health insurance
(Compulsory Medical Insurance) to citizens of the Russian Federation, foreign citizens with a temporary residence permit or residence permit, citizens of the EAEU who are insured in the Compulsory Medical Insurance or SNILS system and registered at their place of residence.
The compulsory medical insurance program is financed from the state budget, and patients with life-threatening diseases can apply for free medical care. These include cancer. But the need for oncology treatment under compulsory medical insurance must be confirmed by the attending physician of the medical organization where the patient was diagnosed.
For all questions about the provision of primary or specialized medical care to patients under compulsory medical insurance, call our compulsory medical insurance department at +7 (495) 104-48-14.
A timely visit to K+31 clinics is the only opportunity to identify the cause of the problem and select effective treatment methods.