KBC Zagreb
The Clinical Hospital Center Zagreb is the largest and most comprehensive hospital in Croatia, providing a full range of medical services for patients from Croatia and abroad.
With over 6,000 staff members, advanced medical technology, and highly trained experts, the hospital delivers modern, interdisciplinary, and patient-centered care. It is the country’s Central National Hospital and the main teaching base of the University of Zagreb School of Medicine, combining top-level treatment, research, and medical education.
Main specialties
Internal Medicine – Surgery – Cardiac Surgery – Cardiovascular Diseases – Pediatrics – Neurology – Neurosurgery – Urology – Pulmonology (Respiratory Diseases) – Emergency Medicine – Intensive Care Medicine – Anesthesiology – Radiology – Nuclear Medicine – Pathology – Laboratory Diagnostics – Transfusion Medicine – Transplantation Medicine – Rheumatology – Rehabilitation Medicine – Gynecology – Obstetrics – Oncology – Radiotherapy – Ophthalmology – Otolaryngology (ENT) – Dermatology – Venereology – Orthopedic Surgery – Psychiatry – Psychological Medicine – Clinical Microbiology – Molecular Microbiolog
Emergency Services (24/7)
Gynecology (emergencies only): +385 1 4604 619
Pediatrics (emergencies only): +385 1 2367 412
Other urgent emergencies: +385 1 2367 415
Crisis Intervention and Suicide Prevention Center: +385 1 2376 335
More Information
The Clinical Hospital Center Zagreb is the largest and most comprehensive hospital in Croatia, providing a full range of medical services for patients…
Specialities
- Cardiology
- Emergency medicine
- General medicine
- Pediatrics
- Psychiatry
Features & services
Payment
- Accept credit/debit cards
Appointment
- No appointment required — emergency cases only
- No appointment required
Insurance
- Accept EU insurance
Other services
- Emergency service
- Hospital pharmacy
We speak: HR · EN
FAQ block
What is the central phone number for KBC Zagreb at the Kiu0161patiu0107eva 12 location?
The main telephone switchboard can be reached at 01 2388 888.
Which public transportation options are available to reach the Rebro location?
Tram: Lines 4, 5, 7, 11, and 12 stop at the station near the NK Dinamo stadium. Lines 1, 9, and 17 stop at the Zvonimirova station near the Faculty of Economics.rnrnBus: Line 228 serves the route Svetice u2013 Rebro u2013 Lau0161u0107inska ulica u2013 Petrova ulica u2013 Svetice.
What are the rules regarding vehicle access and parking within the hospital grounds
Vehicle entry into the hospital circle is restricted and only permitted for taxis, medical transport, and emergency vehicles. A parking garage is available in the immediate vicinity of the hospital for all other vehicles. For disabled or non-ambulatory patients, a dedicated transport service is provided to move them from the garage to their required hospital department.
Which insurance plans are accepted (including for EU citizens)?
HZZO (Hrvatski zavod za zdravstveno osiguranje) is the Croatian Health Insurance Fund. It is the government body that runs the entire public healthcare system. If a hospital is public, it operates under HZZO rules.rnrnEHIC (European Health Insurance Card) is the standard EU-wide agreement. Because Croatia is an EU member state, all public HZZO-contracted hospitals are legally required to accept the EHIC for EU citizens.
What does the EHIC cover during a temporary stay?
Important Limitation: The EHIC only covers unexpected, urgent care (like a sudden illness or an accident) to safely get you through your temporary stay. It does not cover planned medical treatments or private healthcare costs.