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Direct Settlement Network Report Bulgaria Provider Name Address Line 1 Address Line 2 City Phone Fax Provider Type Medica Albena Albena Resort Dobrich Albena 359.579.623.06 359.579.62.858 Clinic Private Clinic Valev Cherno More Street 27 Balchik 359.579.730.73 Clinic Medical Centre Sveto 1 Louis Pasteur Bansko 359.749.883.88 Hospital Blagoveshtenie Health Center 1 Blagoevgrad Slavyanska Street 60 Blagoevgr 359.738.41.08 Hospital ad Pulse Hospital SA Slavyanska Street 62 Blagoevgr 359.738.820.20 Hospital ad MBAL Botevgrad Ltd Bozhko Bozhilov Street 1 Botevgrad 359.723.661.27 Hospital BoDENT Adam Mitskevich Street 7 Burgas 359.56.820.194 Dental Floor 2 Burgas General Hospital Stefan Stambolov Burgas 359.56.810.571 Hospital Boulevard 73 Dr D. Peev Medical Centre Ltd. Main Street, Sunny Beach Burgas 359.56.223.31 Clinic Life Hospital Ltd Dimitar Dimov Boulevard Izgrev Burgas 359.56.875.050 359.56.875040 Hospital OXYCOM Hospital Izgrev Complex, Building Burgas 359.56.860.210 359.56.860.580 Hospital 28A Stanevi Dental Ltd Georgi Baev 15 Burgas 359 887.779.353 Dental Diagnostic centre 2 Dobrich Ltd Boulevard September 25, Dobrich 359.58.600.854 Clinic Number 68 Diagnostic Centre Dobrich Dimitar Petkov Street 3 Dobrich 359.58.601.474 Clinic Hospital - Dobrich Panayot Hitov Street 24 Dobrich 359.58.601.317 Hospital Mibest Ltd 6 Dame Gruev Street 4 Dobrich 359.888.215.120 359.58.603.123 Clinic Viva Phoenix Hristo Smirnenski Street 5 Dobrich 359.58.580.111 Clinic Intermed Prima Filip Makedonski Street 37 Golden 359.526.061.14 Clinic Plovdiv Sands Medcentre Energy Near Camp Rositsa Golden 359.579.661.12 Clinic Sands AVIS Medica DCC H. Pakev 7 Pleven 359.649.09.090 359.64.835.498 Hospital Exacta Medica Ltd Todor Kableshkov Street Pleven 359.64.885.555 Clinic 35 Hospital AVIS Medica 7 A Kosta Hadzhippakev Pleven 359.64.90.90.92 359.64.909.097 Clinic Street OCULUS Medical Center Patriarh Evttimiy 5 Pleven 359.64.83.77.11 Clinic Univercity Hospital Georgi 8 A Georgi Kochev Street Pleven 359.648.86.100 359.64.804.212 Hospital Stranski Evrohospital Ltd Kolhida Street 1 Plovdiv 359.32.676.741 Hospital Gynecological Hospital Selena 80 Peshtersko Shose Plovdiv 359.32.648.020 Hospital Boulevard Hospital Kaspella Sofia Street 64 Plovdiv 359.32.645.997 359.32.645.570 Hospital Medical Center Dimed Ltd RC Trakiya, TC Sani, IV Plovdiv 359.32.294.936 Clinic Floor Medicus Alpha Medical Centre Veliko Tarnovo Street 21 Plovdiv 359.32.634.463 359.32.624.881 Clinic Medihope Miziya Street 18 Plovdiv 359.32.950.578 Clinic Plovdiv General Hospital Bulgaria Boulevard 234 Plovdiv 359.32.959.221 Hospital Sinumed Lyuben Karavelov Street 9 Third Floor Plovdiv 359 32 642.223 Clinic B Trimontium Surgical Centre Krali Marko Street 17 Plovdiv 359.32.632.044 359.32.632.666 Clinic Vela Clinic Lyuben Karavelov Street 4 Plovdiv 359.886.64.19.19 Clinic 24 Hrs A Vela Clinic Lale 8, Sofia Plovdiv 359.878.64.18.18 Clinic 24 Hrs Dental Center Eurodent Ltd H.C. Trakiya 15, Bl.198 Flo Pomorie 359.32.334.212 Dental or 1 Medical Center Euromed Pop Sava Katrafilov 1A Pomorie 359.887.980.725 Clinic Pomorie Medical Centre of Dr. Maria Slivnicza Street 7 A Pomorie 359.596.258.27 Clinic Khristova MediCare Clinic Sunny Beach, Hotel Razgrad 359.554.240.12 359.554.240.12 Clinic Pautalia St. Ivan Rilski Hospital Kosta Petrov Street 2 Razgrad 359.084.245.54 Hospital Diagnostic-Consultative Centre Vasil Levski Street 1 Samokov 359.846.411.61 Clinic Akta Medika 60 Nikola Petkov Street Sevlievo 359.675.34502 359.675.34501 Hospital MBAL - Ruse SA Nezavisimost Street 2 Sevlievo 359.82.834.225 359.82.821.011 Hospital Medical Centre Dr. Dryanovski Gotze Delchev 7 Shumen 359.722.667.27 Clinic Medical Centre MBAL Vasil Aprilov Street 63 Shumen 359.548.007.33 Clinic Medical Center Za Rehabilitatziy Preslav No. 6 Sliven 359.546.33.20 Clinic I Spob Alexandrovska University Georgi Sofiyski Boulevard Sofia 359.292.301 Hospital-Public Hospital (Medical Academy) 1 Biohans Tsar Osvoboditel Street Sofia 359.548.309.63 Clinic 100 Floor 3 Buldental Tsarigradsko Shosse 147 Sofia Tel Clinic 359.878.110.790 Bulmedica Tsarigradsko Shosse 147 Sofia 359.878.110.790 Clinic Cardiology Center Inakor Krivolak Street 11 Sofia 359.44.610.840 Clinic Clinic Edinstvo 67 Totleben Boulevard Floor 1 Sofia 359.888.441.666 Dental Denonoshtna Detska Poliklinika R.A. Lozenets, Zlatovrah Sofia 359.87.864.18.18 Clinic Vela Street 52 Dental Center Sveti Georgi Street Constantine Irichek Sofia 359.832.954.47 Dental 20 DSDent Pop Bogomil Street 46 Sofia 359.298.32019 Dental Faculty Hospital St. Anna Mladost 1, Academic Sofia 359.275.361 Hospital-Public Evgeni Street 1 Greenberg Clinic Koppenhagen Boulevard Druzhba-2 Sofia 359.2.974.48.16 Clinic 23-A Greenberg Diagnostic and Al. Malinov Boulevard 80, Sofia 359.2.974.48.15 Clinic Consultive Centre Mladost-2 Hill Clinic Boulevard Aleksandar S. Sofia 359.2439.31.31 Clinic Pushkin 71 Hospital #1 Pirogov Totleben Boulevard 21 Sofia 359.2.9154.411 Hospital Hospital Doverie JK Ovcha Kupel 2 Sofia 359.2.403.6100 359.2.956.0114 Hospital-Private Hospital Dr. Shterev Hirsto Blagoev Street 25- Residential Sofia 359.292.009.01 Hospital 31 Quarter Razsadnika Hospital Europe Ltd Pencho Slaveykov Sofia 359.2.434.40.00 Hospital Boulevard 2 Hospital Serdika Ltd Damyan Gruev Street 6 Sofia 359.2.488.99.99 Hospital International Medical Center N.V Gogo Street 28 Sofia 359.886.532.551 Clinic Lozenets University Hospital Kozyak Street 1 Sofia 359.2.9607.681 Hospital-Public Maichin Dom Maternity Ward Zdrave Street 2 Sofia 359.295.203.12 Hospital-Public Medical Center Astra-N Ltd. R.A. Kriva Reka, Sofia 359.295.490.79 Clinic Bogdanovets Street 8 Medical Center Gineka Ltd H.C. Geo Milev, 101 Street Sofia 359.2.870.11.18 Clinic 5 Medical Center VIA Ltd. Felix Kanitz Street 14-16 Sofia 359.888.260.780 Clinic Medical Centre Hestia 68 Cherni Vrah Boulevard Sofia 359.2.962.20.77 Hospital Medical Centre Ortomed Ltd 56 Nikola Petkov Avenue Sofia 359.2.818.17.82 Clinic Medisinski Centur On Clinic Street Vasil Drumev 39 Sofia 359.700.11.919 Clinic Bulgaria Mediva Ltd H.C. Liulin 4, Building 447 Sofia 359.2.824.47.54 359.2.925.00.16 Clinic Entrance A Medstom Ltd Knyaz Aleksandar Sofia 359.2.981.00.00 359.2.988.31.80 Dental Dondukov Boulevard 26 Nadezhda Fertility Clinic Blaga Vest Street 3 Sofia 359.889.310.686 Hospital Orimed Dospat Street 42 Sofia 359.2.852.60.07 Dental Roda-Dent Konyovitsa 65 Sofia 359.88.86.134.73 Dental Saint Sofia Gynaecological Mihalaki Tashev Street 2 Sofia 359.2.920.2029 Hospital-Public Hospital Sofia City Clinic H.C. Lozenets, Sofia 359.800.12.727 Clinic Okolovrasten Pat 127 Specialized Hospital for Active Akad Ivan Geshov Sofia 359.257.30.89 Clinic Treatment of Children's Boulevard 11 Diseases St. Lazar Maternity Hospital 4 Simeonovosko Shose Sofia 359.2.962.2005 Hospital Boulevard St. Sofia Medical Center 104 Bulgaria Boulevard Sofia 359.5684.5083 359.5684.5085 Clinic Thorax Clinic 57 Aleksandar Sofia 359.2.912.85 Clinic Stamboliyski University Hospital Queen Byalo More Street 8 Sofia 359.2.943.2316 359.2.943.2144 Hospital-Public Joanna University Hospital St. Ekaterina 52A Pencho Slaveykov Sofia 359.291.59.413 359.291.59.445 Hospital-Public Boulevard Valor Clinic Street Pliska 54 Sofia 359.295.523.19 Dental Vita Hospital Dragovitza Street 9 Sofia 359.284.653.76 Hospital Clinic Oborishte Oborishte Street 72, Stara 359.2.944.47.38 Dental Entrance V Zagora European Health Medical Center Dimitar Podvarzachov Stara 359.42.670.112 Clinic Street 1 Zagora Medical Centre Sano Patriarkh Evtimii Avenue Stara 359.42.619.090 Clinic 154 Zagora MHAT NiaMed Ltd Stefan Stambolov Street Stara 359.42.611.611 Hospital 29 Zagora Prima MC Specialized General Stoletov Street 63 Stara 359.42.600.921 Clinic Outpatient Care Zagora Surgical Hospital Rhythm RR Vasil Aprilov Street 12A Stara 359.42.615.000 359.42.615.002 Hospital Zagora Clinic Dar General Stoletov Street 27 Sunny 359 42.628.150 Clinic 24 Hrs Beach Health Centre-Sunny Beach Slanchev Bryag, Laguna P.O. Box 139 Sunny 359.554.700.30 359.554.230.24 Clinic Park Beach Viva Clinic (CK Medical) Sunny Beach Sveti Vlas 359.554.222.15 359.554.22215 Clinic Heramed LTD Sunny Beach Tsarevo 359.554.705,07 Clinic Aspradent Ltd H.C. Mladost, Yan Varna 359.52.731.255 359.52.731.255 Dental Huniyadi Boulevard 31 City Clinic MC Bregalnitsa Bregalnitsa Street 1 Varna 359.700.33.900 Clinic 24 Hrs Dental Clinic Vitadent Radko Dimitriev Street 7 Varna 359.52.616.831 Dental Eurohospital Nayden Raikov Street 2A Varna Tel Hospital 359.52.387.900 Eye Clinic Petka 40 Slivnitsa Boulevard Varna 359.052.611.130 Clinic Hospital Cardiology Tsar Osvoboditel Blv. 100 Varna 359.52.648.020 Hospital Hospital Mainchin Dom Mir Street 1 Varna 359.52.33.20.00 Hospital Medical Center Lazur General Stolipin Street 26 Varna 359.52.604.241 Clinic Naval Hospital Hristo Smirnenski Street 3 Varna 359.52.38.62.10 359.52.302.650 Hospital Private Medical Practice Avicena A. Stambolijski Street 5 Varna 359.87.825.61.05 359.590.5.45.05 Clinic LTD Specialized Hospital of Doiran Street 15 Varna 359.052.63.40.91 Clinic Ophthalmology for Active Treatment - Varna St.
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