Motol University Hospital

3.2 stars ·

Motol University Hospital is one of Prague's largest facilities, affiliated with Charles University, offering advanced treatments in fertility, orthopedics, cardiology, and oncology for international patients. It features state-of-the-art equipment and multilingual staff, making it popular for complex procedures and medical tourism. Known for high success rates in IVF and comprehensive care.

20%
Satisfaction Rate
1926
Established
930,000+
Procedures

Certifications & Accreditations

ERN GENTURIS Full Member (ERN GENTURIS)
SAK (Spojené akreditační komise)
JCI (Joint Commission International)
SAK certificate (Spojené akreditační komise)

Our Treatments

Orthopedics

$10,000 - $30,325

Surgical procedures focused on the musculoskeletal system

Fertility & IVF

$4,000 - $8,000

Reproductive health and fertility assistance

65.0% success

Heart & Vascular

$15,000 - $17,000

Heart and cardiovascular system treatments

Cancer Treatment

$10,000 - $25,000

Oncological treatments and cancer therapies

Spine Surgery

$15,000 - $25,000

Surgical treatment for spinal conditions

4-12 weeks
2-6 hours
  • Recovery: 4-12 weeks
  • Duration: 2-6 hours
  • Anesthesia: general

Pacemaker Implant

$17,000 - $17,000

Cardiac pacemaker insertion

2-4 weeks
1-2 hours
  • Recovery: 2-4 weeks
  • Duration: 1-2 hours
  • Anesthesia: local

Heart Bypass

$15,000 - $15,000

Coronary artery bypass surgery

6-12 weeks
3-6 hours
  • Recovery: 6-12 weeks
  • Duration: 3-6 hours
  • Anesthesia: general

Immunotherapy

$10,000 - $20,000

Treatment using the body's immune system

Varies
30-90 minutes per infusion
  • Recovery: Varies
  • Duration: 30-90 minutes per infusion
  • Anesthesia: none

Knee/Hip Replacement

$13,500 - $16,000

Joint replacement surgery for improved mobility

98.0% success
6-12 weeks
1-3 hours
  • Recovery: 6-12 weeks
  • Duration: 1-3 hours
  • Anesthesia: general

Eye & Vision

$2,000 - $8,000

Ophthalmological and vision correction procedures

Our Medical Team

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Anna Šedivá

Primary Immunodeficiency (PID)

Contact person for Primary Immunodeficiency services at Motol University Hospital.

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MUDr. Marie Voříšková

dětská kardiologie

MUDr.

Jedna z klíčových osobností české dětské kardiologie.

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MUDr. Pichlerová

internal medicine

MUDr.

Associated with the most comprehensive obesity treatment center in the Czech Republic.

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prof. Kršek

neurosurgery

prof.

Led team performing first posterior disconnection for severe pediatric epilepsy in Czech Republic.

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prof. MUDr. David Feltl, Ph. D., MBA

Oncology

prof. MUDr., Ph. D., MBA

Leads the National Oncology Center from April 1.

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Roman Chmel MD, PhD, Assoc. Professor

Obstetrics and Gynecology

MD, PhD, Associate Professor

Head of Department at Motol University Hospital's obstetrics and gynecology department.

Customer Reviews

1.8

Based on 5 reviews

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"As FOREIGNERS; I went with my girlfriend for a fever that lasted rather long. The staff at the foreigners department was very friendly and instructed us what to do and how to get there. Once in the emergency room we waited for 1h30mins and were asked in. The emergency doctors were also very friendly and did the necessary checks. They asked us to wait 1h30mins to 2 hours for test results. I asked if we could sit outside for a bit of that time and they said we could. After 1h30mins outside we headed back in. Shortly after we were called back in and given the necessary info, prescriptions and sent on our way. Thank you doctors and workers from Motol 🫶"

jacob vp
· February 25, 2026

"Hello, On the morning of 17 November, I visited Motol Hospital due to severe ear pain and discharge that had started a week earlier. I was first directed to the foreigners’ department, where a staff member assisted me, filled out a form, and sent me to the E1 ORL clinic. When I arrived at the clinic, I was third in line. The assistant looked at my documents and said “earwax cleaning is not an urgent case.” I explained that I did not think it was earwax, that I had been taking antibiotics for a week, and that the pain had not improved. Despite this, the assistant reluctantly took my file and went inside. After waiting for approximately 2.5 hours, we asked the assistant when my turn would come. The assistant spoke to the doctor, and the doctor came out and told me in English: “The patients here are more urgent; they all have surgery tomorrow. I need to check them first. You won’t die from ear pain. Come back in 2–3 hours, and I can see you when these patients are finished. If you don’t come back in 2–3 hours, don’t come tomorrow either because it will be equally busy.” Although I took my number at 08:00 and had my turn, at 10:30 I was addressed in this manner. The communication and attitude made me feel disrespected and disregarded. I request that this incident be taken seriously and properly reviewed. Thank you."

İrem Karka
· February 25, 2026

"One of the worst hospital experiences I’ve ever had. The staff were disrespectful and shouted at patients, and the waiting time was completely unreasonable. I waited over four hours just for a basic health check and still didn’t get to see a doctor. This level of care is unacceptable and a change should be made immediately."

Ahmed Alsouri
· February 25, 2026

"I was here couple of times unfortunately. But today was the worst experience I had in any hospital. Waiting 2 hours for their Kartoteka, just for them to take people without a number of order taken. Then when I get there to register, they inform me that they change the policy, and I need to have a letter from another doctor to check me. Like what in the hell is that, I need to go to a doctor to check me so he can gave me a paper that will allow to treat me. I have Czech insurance, worked here for almost 10 years and still this is a new experience If you need a doctor or something go anywhere else to get treated, because here they will sent you anyway"

Iosif Nedved
· February 25, 2026

"IVE NEVER BEEN TREATED SO POORLY, my friend had been throwing up all day so we brought her here to the EMERGENCY but the took 2 and half hours for check up while Czech citizens were taken in just in minutes. They threw our phones and forbid us from seeing my other two friends, talking shit about us and yelling at us. Even a Czech citizen was concerned that she came up to me and warned me about the doctors negativity, last night at 2:20 am or something we arrived at the hospital and waited till 4:30 am and we’ve left the hospital at around 8-9am this is ridiculous, you can’t mistreat people cause of their race."

Lenlen
· February 25, 2026

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European Union member with high medical standards. Cost-effective treatments compared to Western Europe. Beautiful historic city perfect for recovery.

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Destination Score

70%
Savings vs. US Prices
#25
global rank
130,000+
patients/year
$80
Daily Budget
55
Healthcare & Safety
70
Safety
74
Cost & Value
83
Travel & Getting There
95
Internet Speed
88
Climate
81
Climate & Environment

Healthcare & Safety

System Quality Excellent
Hospitals 5+
Emergency Services Excellent
Pharmacies 24/7 widely available
Safety Rating High
Insurance EU citizens can use EHIC/GHIC; private insurance required for non-EU visitors; major international insurers accepted at private facilities

Travel & Getting There

Airport Vaclav Havel Airport Prague (PRG)
Distance to City 17 km (~30 min)
English Level High
Public Transit Excellent
Taxis & Rideshare Abundant taxis and rideshares like Uber and Bolt widely available

EU citizens: no visa required. US/UK/Canada/Australia: visa-free for up to 90 days (Schengen zone). Other nationalities: check Czech embassy.

Cost & Value

Daily Budget $80
Hotel (mid-range) $100/night
Restaurant Meal $15
Daily Transport $10
Currency Czech Koruna (CZK)
Tipping Tipping 10% in restaurants and for taxis is customary; round up for small services
Savings vs. US Prices
dental
60%
cosmetic surgery
70%
cardiac
65%
orthopedic
60%
fertility
55%

Climate & Environment

Average 10.7°C · Marine west coast, warm summer (Cfb)

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Green bars = comfortable range (18-28°C)

Best Time to Visit April to June, September to October
Air Quality (AQI) 45
Water Quality Bottled recommended
Internet Speed 100 Mbps
Mobile Network Excellent 5G

Medical Tourism Hub

#25 global rank 130,000+ patients/year Excellent recovery environment
Dental careCosmetic and plastic surgeryEye surgery (LASIK, cataract)IVF and fertility treatmentsOrthopedicsRehabilitationNeurological treatmentsMaternity care
Government-backed program
Patient rights protection

Clinic Location

While Your Companion Recovers

Charles Bridge
Prague Castle
Astronomical Clock
Museums and galleries
Theatres
Spa towns (Karlovy Vary, Mariánské Lázně)
Thermal springs and healing therapies
Historical landmarks

Practical Information

Languages Spoken

English
German
Russian
Arabic

Payment Methods

credit_cardcashbank_transfer

Business Hours

Monday Open 24 hours
Tuesday Open 24 hours
Wednesday Open 24 hours
Thursday Open 24 hours
Friday Open 24 hours
Saturday Open 24 hours
Sunday Open 24 hours
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