Wigmore Clinic in Yerevan

Wigmore Clinic is a modern multidisciplinary clinic in central Yerevan and can be useful for patients who need specialist consultation, diagnostics, planned treatment, surgery, rehabilitation or a second opinion during a stay in Armenia. The adult clinic is located at 56 Pushkin Street, Yerevan 0002, in the Kentron district. The central location makes it accessible from many hotels, apartment areas and business districts. Wigmore is especially known for orthopedics, trauma care, sports medicine and rehabilitation, but its service profile extends into several medical fields.

The clinic’s publicly presented directions include orthopedics, traumatology, sports medicine, spine surgery, vascular surgery, plastic and maxillofacial surgery, gynecology, cardiology, rheumatology, endocrinology, interventional radiology, dentistry, rehabilitation and related diagnostic services. This makes Wigmore relevant for travelers with injuries, joint pain, back pain, sports-related trauma, post-surgery follow-up, dental problems, vascular concerns or chronic conditions that need specialist review. For non-life-threatening but painful or mobility-limiting problems, a clinic with imaging, specialist consultation and rehabilitation planning can be more practical than a small neighborhood office.

The main call center number for Wigmore Clinic is +374 12 345 678. Public information lists the call center hours for the clinic as 08:30 to 20:00. The clinic email is commonly listed as [email protected]. In a true emergency, such as severe trauma, major bleeding, chest pain, stroke symptoms, loss of consciousness or breathing difficulty, call Armenia’s ambulance number 103 first. Wigmore may be able to help with specialist care and planned admission, but the national emergency system should be used when immediate transport or on-site medical intervention is required.

Before visiting Wigmore, prepare a passport or ID, insurance information, previous scans, laboratory results, X-ray or MRI images if available, prescriptions and a short written summary of the problem. For orthopedic or trauma issues, it is useful to explain when the injury happened, whether the patient can walk, where pain is strongest, and whether there is numbness or swelling. For chronic or planned care, call ahead to confirm the correct specialist, appointment time, language support, payment procedure and whether original documents or digital copies are enough. Travelers should also ask whether reports can be issued in English if needed for insurance or follow-up care after leaving Armenia.