At Ain Wazein Medical Village (AWMV), our Hematology and Oncology Division provides comprehensive, patient-centered care for blood disorders and cancer. We combine advanced medical expertise with a multidisciplinary approach to ensure accurate diagnosis, effective treatment, and continuous follow-up, always with the goal of improving quality of life.
Our Expertise:
Hematology focuses on the diagnosis and treatment of blood-related disorders, while oncology addresses the full spectrum of cancer care. At AWMV, both specialties are integrated to deliver seamless, coordinated care tailored to each patient’s needs.
Since 2009, AWMV has been a trusted center for cancer screening, early detection, evaluation, and treatment.
Chemotherapy Unit:
Our Chemotherapy Unit is a cornerstone of our oncology services, delivering an average of 2,500 treatment sessions annually, with consistent yearly growth.
Services include:
Multidisciplinary Care:
Our highly qualified team of hematologists, oncologists, nurses, and support staff work together to provide personalized treatment plans in a collaborative environment, ensuring the best possible outcomes for every patient.
Palliative care is provided to patients with cancer as well as those living with other life-threatening conditions, including advanced congestive heart failure, emphysema, renal failure, and all forms of dementia.
Despite advances in treatment and the benefits of early diagnosis, not all cancers are curable. Many patients experience chronic, progressive illness associated with complex physical, emotional, social, and spiritual challenges at every stage of the disease.
Palliative care addresses these challenges from the time of diagnosis and evolves alongside the patient’s condition. As curative options become limited, the focus shifts toward maximizing quality of life, relieving suffering, and supporting patients and their families throughout the course of illness and beyond.
Since 2015, Ain Wazein Medical Village has operated an 8-bed Palliative Care Unit. The unit has been designated as a national pilot center by the Lebanese Ministry of Public Health and the World Health Organization.
The unit delivers comprehensive, patient-centered care and supports an average of 360 patients annually, significantly improving quality of life and reducing suffering.