Erebuni Medical Center

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Erebuni Medical Center — Yerevan. Specialties: Reproductive health, IVF, Obstetrics. Independent ratings and reputation have not yet been verified by us; see Sources.

Multi-platform reputation scan (2026-07)

Disambiguation note: "Erebuni" is also the name of an ancient fortress, a district of Yerevan, an airport and several unrelated companies; every item below was matched to the hospital at Titogradyan 14 (erebunimed.com, Yandex org ID 49587946424).

English platforms: the OVU fertility directory lists it as a Yerevan fertility clinic, but its review section could not be read (bot protection); the Clinics on Call medical-travel entry describes the Women's Health Center (infertility evaluation and treatment) yet explicitly lists no IVF service, prices or patient reviews. No first-person surrogacy or IVF accounts about Erebuni were found on Reddit or international surrogacy forums. One indirect link: surrogacy agency VitroMed Surrogacy's team page shows its OB-GYN Gayane Gyozalyan as employed at Erebuni Medical Center since 2002; neither side claims an institutional partnership (VitroMed Surrogacy).

Russian platforms: Yandex Maps, re-checked directly on 2026-07-03, shows 4.8 from 1,604 ratings with 177 text reviews (reviews). Praise targets named doctors (surgery, cardiology) and clean wards; complaints target organization and nursing — botched MRI scheduling, chaotic insurance intake, an ICU account of a patient left unfed for two days while relatives tipped nurses daily, and a 2-hour walk-in queue described by an English-speaking patient. The single irecommend review, "My childbirth at Erebuni" (2023, 3/5), describes privately negotiating a sizable fee with a doctor who then left during labor, a separately paid epidural (50,000 AMD), dated delivery equipment and a temporarily missing newborn ID tag — while rating the anesthesia, suturing and outcome as good (irecommend). Informal-payment mentions recur across unrelated reviews; foreign clients should insist on invoiced, institutional billing.

Chinese platforms: no independent user accounts on Xiaohongshu, Zhihu or Baidu, and no established Chinese transliteration. Notably, Chinese agency round-ups of Armenian IVF/surrogacy clinics omit Erebuni entirely (they promote IVF Fertility Center, RCMC, VitroMed, Mia Baby, Astghik), consistent with Erebuni being a large local general hospital rather than an internationally marketed fertility provider.

Ownership fact added: per the official site's own biography, Harutyun Kushkyan founded Erebuni Medical Center in 1992 and directed it until 2007, then served as Armenia's Minister of Health (2007–2012) and Artsakh's (2014–2016) (bio). The JCI accreditation shown on the hospital's site still could not be verified against the JCI public directory (directory inaccessible to automated checks as of 2026-07-03).