Jan Mikulicz-Radecki University Clinical Hospital Wrocław

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Wroclaw, Poland

User Score	Rating	Price Range	Media Files	Certificates	Founded In	Beds	Patients	Ownership	Clinical trials	Is University Hospital	Age Group	Clinic Type	Type of Care	Size	Online Consultations
92%	9.6/10	$$	85	6	2002	1555	100000	State hospital	Conduct clinical trials	Yes	Kids, Adults	General	Inpatient, Outpatient	Large	No

Overview

Size & Capacity

Large, 1,555 beds

Clinic type

General

Type of care

Inpatient, Outpatient

Age group

Kids, Adults

Certificates

Features & Facts

CAR-T therapy leader

The University Clinical Hospital in Wroclaw is strengthening its leadership position in CAR-T therapy, achieving cure rates higher than those of leading international institutions. It became a pioneer of this therapy and is currently one of the largest cell therapy centers in Europe.

Gene-therapy capability

USK’s pediatric program introduced gene therapy for RAG1-SCID and is working toward additional gene-therapy indications. The University Clinical Hospital in Wroclaw was the fourth hospital in the world, and the first outside the Netherlands, to treat a patient with this groundbreaking therapy.

The heart of Polish cardiology

The University Clinical Hospital in Wroclaw is one of the most important centers for cardiovascular disease treatment in Poland. As a third-level referral center operating within the National Cardiology Network, it provides care to thousands of patients each year.

Robotic surgery offerings

Robotic surgery anchored on a da Vinci 4th-generation platform since July 2023, with reported volumes: 400 urologic + 70 colorectal procedures (as of the cited publication).

First-in-Poland transcatheter mitral valve implantation with Tendyne

UMW/USK reported the first Polish Tendyne mitral valve implantation (minimally invasive, on a beating heart) with transcatheter delivery introduced via apical puncture.

About the clinic

Jan Mikulicz-Radecki University Clinical Hospital in Wrocław (commonly referred to as the University Clinical Hospital / USK Wrocław) is a flagship academic hospital of Wrocław Medical University, serving as a high-complexity referral center for the Lower Silesia region and a core site for clinical teaching and translational research. It operates as an “academic medicine” institution in the strict sense: clinical care, specialist training, and scientific development are delivered through a single integrated system, enabling rapid adoption of modern diagnostics and therapies, structured clinical governance, and continuous improvement driven by research. The hospital’s main clinical campus is located at ul. Borowska 213 in Wrocław (50-556). This Borowska campus functions as a large, consolidated hospital complex with central access points and on-site administrative contact channels, reflecting its role as a primary hub for university-level care and training in the city. Jan Mikulicz-Radecki University Clinical Hospital is also associated with highly specialized, advanced therapies and modern procedural medicine. Its pediatric hemato-oncology program (“Przylądek Nadziei”) has reported delivering CAR-T therapy for children at scale, including a publicly reported 50th pediatric CAR-T treatment (December 2025). In addition, the hospital has reported introducing gene therapy for children with RAG1-related SCID within a non-commercial clinical trial framework. The hospital ecosystem is also active in clinical innovation beyond procedures, particularly decision support and workforce enablement. A recent example from the university’s communications describes “Kid AID,” an AI-supported pediatric triage tool designed to assess a child’s general condition through analysis of appearance and behavior (including breathing characteristics), to help identify alarm signs such as breathing difficulty or cyanosis, and to support less-experienced clinicians in urgent pediatric assessments. Within interventional and surgical care, the hospital has publicly highlighted the rollout of minimally invasive, technology-enabled procedures, including Poland’s first Tendyne transcatheter mitral valve implantation and an expanding da Vinci robotic surgery program. Emergency care is supported by a 24/7 SOR (Emergency Department) and infrastructure for air medical transport, including reported work related to an LPR helipad.

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Extra services

Visa Support

Parking Space

24/7 medical assistance

Pastoral Care

Intensive Care Unit

Location

Borowska 213, 50-556 Wrocław, Poland

FAQ

Can I access advanced therapies for pediatric leukemia at USK Wroclaw?

Yes. The hospital’s pediatric hemato-oncology program (“Przylądek Nadziei”) delivers CAR-T therapy to pediatric patients on a significant scale (including a publicly reported 50th pediatric CAR-T case in 2025).

What modern “no open-chest” cardiac procedures are used at USK Wroclaw?

The Heart Diseases Institute (IChS) has been using minimally invasive transcatheter valve approaches, including Poland’s first Tendyne transcatheter mitral valve implantation. The institute also performs percutaneous removal of large intracardiac thrombi using AngioVac in selected high-risk cases.

Does the hospital use robotic surgery (da Vinci)?

Yes. Public communications from UMW/USK use an active da Vinci robotic surgery program operating since July 2023, including robotic colorectal cancer procedures and earlier urology volumes.