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Charité Comprehensive Cancer Center

Charité is one of Europe's largest university hospitals (over 300 years of history). CCC Charité brings together oncologists from across Berlin — access to proton therapy, radiosurgery and a full range of clinical trials.

First contact

International Patients Office — form at international.charite.de or +49-30-450-553-400. Prepare test results in German or English.

Center website

About the center

Charité – Universitätsmedizin Berlin is Europe's largest university hospital, with tradition dating to 1710. Comprehensive Cancer Center (CCC) Charité brings together over 500 oncologists. Berlin is a capital with excellent medical infrastructure, including access to proton therapy within the Berlin network.

Location

Berlin

Several campuses in Berlin — main complex in Mitte (Campus Charité Mitte) and Campus Virchow in Wedding. BER airport — 30–45 minutes to the hospital. Good air and rail links from Poland.

Why patients choose this center

  • Europe's largest university hospital.
  • Access to proton therapy and advanced radiotherapy.
  • Berlin close to Poland — 1 h flight or 6 h train from Warsaw.
  • Cheaper accommodation than Munich or the USA.
  • Strong clinical trial program.

Specializations

Oncology, radiosurgery, proton therapy, gastrointestinal and lung cancers.

  • Medical and surgical oncology
  • Radiotherapy and radiosurgery
  • Proton therapy (within partner network)
  • Immunotherapy and targeted therapy
  • Lung and gastrointestinal cancer treatment

Clinical trials

CCC Charité runs a broad clinical trial program. Berlin is one of Europe's cancer research hubs. Check our clinical trials radar. Check the clinical trials radar →

International patient program

International Patients Office coordinates international intake. Service in English and German. Response: 1–2 weeks.

Documents to prepare

  • Record translation (German or English)
  • Oncologist referral
  • Pathology report
  • Imaging results
  • Treatment history

Costs and insurance

Planned EU treatment possible (S2). Private patients: individual estimate. Berlin — moderate costs vs other western capitals. Grants database →

Typical timeline

Record review: 1–2 weeks. First visit: 2–4 weeks.

Accommodation

Berlin offers a huge choice of accommodation — from hospital hotels to apartments. Cheaper than Munich. Good tram and U-Bahn connections to Charité campuses.

Languages

GermanEnglishInterpreter available

Practical tips

  • 💡Charité has several campuses — confirm which one you're visiting.
  • 💡Berlin is affordable and welcoming — good for longer stays.
  • 💡Train from Warsaw (Berlin-Warsaw Express) — alternative to flying.
  • 💡Ask about proton therapy if relevant to your case — Charité has access.

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