Hospital- KBC Osijek
The Clinical Hospital Center Osijek is a leading tertiary public hospital in Eastern Croatia and the central referral medical institution for the Slavonia and Baranja region. As a university hospital affiliated with the Faculty of Medicine in Osijek, it combines specialized medical treatment, scientific research, and medical education.
The hospital provides comprehensive inpatient and outpatient healthcare services and plays a key role in secondary and tertiary care for a wide regional population. With multidisciplinary medical teams and modern diagnostic and therapeutic facilities, the institution delivers advanced, patient-focused treatment across a wide spectrum of specialties.
Main specialties
Internal Medicine – General Surgery – Abdominal Surgery – Vascular Surgery – Neurosurgery – Neurology – Cardiology – Cardiovascular Diseases – Pediatrics – Pediatric Surgery – Gynecology – Obstetrics – Urology – Orthopedics and Traumatology – Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation – Psychiatry – Dermatology and Venereology – Infectious Diseases – Pulmonology – Ophthalmology – Otorhinolaryngology (ENT) – Anesthesiology – Intensive Care Medicine – Radiology – Nuclear Medicine – Pathology – Laboratory Diagnostics – Transfusion Medicine – Clinical Microbiology – Maxillofacial Surgery
Emergency Services (24/7)
Unified Emergency Hospital Admission (OHBP): +385 31 511 511
The hospital operates a 24-hour emergency department providing urgent medical and surgical care for adults and children.
More Information
KBC Osijek: leading tertiary hospital in eastern Croatia. 24/7 emergency care, specialist treatment and EHIC guidance for tourists.
FAQ
Does KBC Osijek provide emergency care?
Yes. KBC Osijek is a tertiary hospital in eastern Croatia with emergency admissions and specialist departments.
Does the hospital have emergency services?
Yes. The hospital provides emergency medical care. For life-threatening emergencies, call 194 or go to the emergency department.
Can tourists receive treatment without insurance in an emergency?
Yes. Tourists can receive emergency treatment even without insurance. Stable non-urgent care may require travel insurance or payment.
What happens if I have no insurance?
Emergency care is provided first when medically necessary. The hospital may issue a bill afterward for non-covered services.
What documents should patients bring?
Bring a passport or ID card and EHIC, Croatian health insurance, or private travel insurance documents if available.
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