Established in Av. Manquehue Nte. 1410, Vitacura, (Chile).
More than 100 years caring for the health of the Chilean people
This health centre is part of a joint stock company called Grupo Alemana SpA, whose sole owner is the Corporación Chileno Alemana de Beneficencia, a non-profit organisation created in 1905, to which Clínica Alemana de Temuco and Clínica Alemana de Valdivia also belong.
Clínica Alemana de Santiago’s constant policy of reinvesting profits has allowed for sustained growth in accordance with the needs of the times.
This health centre has two sites in the eastern sector of the capital, where it has assembled a multidisciplinary professional team and the most advanced technology for diagnosis and treatment in all medical specialties.
The main building is located in Vitacura and, in addition to offering clinical services, hospitalisation and examinations, includes a 16-storey tower for medical consultations and outpatient procedures.
Clínica Alemana de Santiago is an institution accredited by the Joint Commission International and is considered the best clinic in Chile and the second in Latin America by the consulting firm América Economía Intelligence.
Members:
- Mary Ann Stevens, Medical Oncologist
- Alvaro Encina, Medical Oncologist
- Hans Harbst, Radiation Therapist
- Biserka Spralja, Pathologist
- Karen Goset, Radiation Therapist
- Felipe Capdeville, Surgeon Oncologist
- Arturo Madrid, Surgeon Oncologist
- Ingrid Plass, Surgeon Oncologist
- Guillermo Chong, Radiation Therapist
Established in Av. Las Condes 8631, Las Condes (Chile).
The first premises of the Institutional Hospital were inaugurated on 26th August 1958, in the buildings of the former monastery of the Benedictine Monks in the Commune of Las Condes.
Later, during the first years of the seventies, a second stage called Building H was inaugurated, which housed Hospital Services such as: Medicine, Surgery, Intermediate Medical, ICU, Pensionado, Laboratory, Surgical Pavilions and other Services.
Finally, in August 1997, a last building for the Clinical Hospital, called Magneto, was planned for the future, which will position our Health Care Centre as a highly complex tertiary, teaching and extension hospital.
The Air Force Clinical Hospital ‘General de Brigada Aérea Raúl Yazigi Jauregui’, is the executive body whose mission will be to provide preventive and curative medical care to institutional personnel, their families and other authorised beneficiaries of the Institutional Health System in accordance with the law.
It will also develop capabilities to act as a Trauma Hospital in war, participate in strategic and tactical aeromedical evacuation operations and redeploy in support of an institutional or national emergency.
In addition, it will develop teaching, research and training activities to raise the level of specialisation of the members of the Clinical Hospital.
To be recognised as the best Armed Forces Hospital in the region for providing humanised, safe and reliable health care, based on the high technical quality of its processes and its human capital.
Members:
- Juan Pablo Miranda, Medical Oncologist
- Francisco Bengoa, Traumatologist
- Nicolás Isa, Radiotherapist
- Pablo Mella, Thoracic Surgeon
- Harry Macias, Palliative Care
- Christopher Tabilo, Medical Oncologist
- Ruben Miranda, Pathologist
Established in Marcoleta 367, Santiago (Chile).
UC CHRISTUS is the largest private health care network in the country with a large clinical field where the doctors of tomorrow are trained.
In 2013, the Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile partnered with CHRISTUS Health, one of the 10 largest private Catholic healthcare institutions in the United States and part of the Order of the Sisters of Charity of the Incarnate Word, to expand its healthcare network in Chile and Latin America.
It has eleven Medical Centres, including three family health centres operating in areas of high vulnerability in the Metropolitan Region. It also has an extensive network of sampling units for laboratory tests, a hospital and two clinics.
Our commitment is to deliver reliable medicine in a model of care centred on patients and their families.
In each of our actions we seek to promote a culture of quality and safety and the constant development of our staff, as well as to be a model clinical field for the training of professionals of excellence, respectful of the dignity of people and of a morality based on Christian principles, as a service to Chile and to the Church.
Our mission is to provide people and their families with comprehensive, quality health care that contributes to their wellbeing, respecting their dignity and inspired by Christian principles, by teams of great human quality and professional and academic excellence.
Our Vision is to be the leading Health Network in Latin America in the clinical practice of excellence and in the development of knowledge for the care of the person, based on the values of the Catholic Church, in collaboration with other national and foreign institutions.
Members:
- Erica Koch, Medical Oncologist
- Eduardo Botello, Orthopaedic surgeon
- Tomas Zamora, Orthopaedic surgeon
- Antonieta Solar, Pathologist
- Jose Valbuena, Pathologist
- Diego Marré, Plastic surgeon
- Eugenio Vinés , Radiation Oncologist
- Mª Angelica Wietstruck, Paediatric haemato-oncology
- Francisco Dominguez, Oncological Surgery
Established in Profesor Zañartu 1010, independencia- Santiago (Chile).
The National Cancer Institute was founded in 1990 and has excelled in its clinical and administrative-financial management, an experience it has shared with other public and private health establishments. We have considered it relevant to include this information in these pages.
All the achievements of the institution are the result of the work of a team committed to public health, which believes that equity in health is possible and that, above all, works for the respect and dignity of the human being.
Vision
To lead processes that allow us to reduce cancer in Chile
Mission
We are a healthcare, teaching, and research center that provides excellent humane, professional, and technological care to patients, their families, and the community, supported by the quality of our staff and their continuous and comprehensive improvement. We contribute to strengthening the national oncology network and to the development of health policies realated to cancer.
Institutional Values
- Excellence
- Humanity
- Trust
- Ethics
- Respect
- Loyalty
- Leadership
- Commitment
- Solidarity
- Equity
Members:
- Ana María Barria, Medical Oncologist
- Alejandro Valdes, Medical Oncologist
- Katerin Retamales, Imageology
- Cristian Trujillo, Surgical
- Claudia Martinez, Medical Oncologist
- Paulina Araya, Radiologist Oncologist
- Mauricio Reyes, Radiologist Oncologist
- Danilo Alfaro, Pathologist
- Nicolas Devaud, Surgical Oncologist
Established in Jose Manuel Infante 805 (Chile).
The Arturo Lopez Perez Foundation (FALP) was founded in 1954 thanks to a donation form Mrs. Ana Ross, widow of Arturo Lopez Perez, a prominent businessman at the Valparaíso Stock Exchange.
We are a non-profit institution that seeks to provide timely access – epecially to the most vulnerable families – to comprehensive treatment in a highly specialized Oncology Center, in a respectful and caring environment where patients and their families feel safe and welcomed.
We contribute to the development of the country’s oncology sector with cancer education, prevention, and early detection programs, utilizing innovative technologies, developing advanced research, and training specialized professionals.
We want to contribute to ensuring that social status is no longer and impediment to receiving timely, comprehensive, and excellent cancer care in our country. We wanto to ensure that teaching and research contribute to the development of better treatments and help people acquire healthy lifestyle habits and take and active role in their care, thereby reducing the risk of being affected by cancer.
Values
- Respect
- Responsibility
- Collaboration
- Efficiency
- Transparency
Members:
- Felipe Buscagli, Pathologist
- Francisco Bengoa, Traumatologist and head of the sarcoma team
- Christian Lorenzo Caglevic, Medical Oncologist
- Gabriel Garcia, Traumatologist Surgeon
Established in Av. Salvador 364,Providencia, Region Metropolitana. Chile
The Hospital del Salvador, located in the Providencia neighbourhood of Santiago, is one of the oldest and most emblematic health institutions in Chile. Its history dates back to the 19th century, when the increase in infectious diseases, especially smallpox, prompted the construction of a new public hospital. The project was initiated through an alliance between the Faculty of Medicine and private benefactors, which allowed its foundation by presidential decree on 7 December 1871. However, construction was prolonged until 1905 due to epidemics and lack of resources, and was initially organised as a set of isolated wards to avoid contagion.
Over time, the Hospital del Salvador consolidated its role as a teaching and care institution, incorporating specialised services from the beginning of the 20th century and expanding its infrastructure. In 1985, part of its original building was declared a National Historic Monument following an earthquake. Today, the hospital continues to be a hub of the Eastern Metropolitan Health Service, covering more than 600,000 people and offering multiple specialties in an environment that combines history, heritage architecture and modern care.
Members:
- Mary Ann Stevens, Medical Oncologist
