National Children's Medical Center of the Ministry of Health of the Republic of Uzbekistan

The National Children's Medical Center (NCMC) is a modern high-tech children's clinic located in the capital of the Republic of Uzbekistan, Tashkent, which uses advanced innovative technologies in diagnostics and treatment. The Center's activities are aimed at forming a healthy young generation and a harmoniously developed personality in New Uzbekistan.

NCMC employs specialists of various medical profiles. More than 130 highly qualified doctors who received their education in leading foreign medical centers work at NCMC. NCMC has implemented a system of profile and specialized approaches to treatment by disease groups, which implies professional and comprehensive treatment - from outpatient to inpatient, which is provided by a multidisciplinary team of medical workers.
NCMC is equipped with the latest high-tech medical equipment for laboratory and functional-instrumental diagnostics.

The Center's Consultative and Diagnostic Service provides a range of consultative, diagnostic and treatment services using innovative and modern medical technologies.
The National Children's Medical Center has the first and only department in the country for inpatient treatment of children with hereditary diseases.

The National Children's Medical Center diagnoses, treats and rehabilitates patients with established or suspected hereditary diseases - chromosomal abnormalities, congenital and hereditary syndromes and diseases, complexes of multiple malformations.

The center's specialists conduct face-to-face and online consultations for patients hospitalized in other departments or in other hospitals using telemedicine

The center's specialists interact with organizations that unite and support families with hereditary diseases,

The center's specialists take part in public meetings devoted to the problems of hereditary and orphan diseases.

In 2024, the NDMC, with the support of the KOFIH Foundation, created the First in the country Orphan Disease Center as an information resource for raising awareness of rare diseases among medical and social workers, correctly routing patients to provide timely medical care and improving the quality of life of families with orphan diseases.

In March 2024, the center successfully passed certification for compliance with international standards of quality and safety of medical care, which became the basis for the International Joint Commission (Joint Commission International) - the most authoritative accreditation organization in the world.

It should be noted that the National Children's Medical Center is the first and only state medical institution in Uzbekistan that has a JCI certificate. This in turn serves as a guarantee for local residents and patients from all over the world to receive effective medical services at the level of leading foreign clinics.

Director - Umarov Bakhtiyorjon Yatgarovich.