Europe
Holiday dialysis in Greece
Athens plus most of the larger islands run seasonal capacity for tourists. Book early for July and August.
We've listed 19 dialysis centers across 11 of the most-visited places in Greece. Pick where you're going to see the units nearby.
First time arranging dialysis in Greece? Read our guide: Greek island dialysis: EHIC/GHIC, booking ahead and island hopping.
Dialysis centers in Greece by destination
- Dialysis in Athens4 centers listed
- Dialysis in Santorini1 center listed
- Dialysis in Mykonos1 center listed
- Dialysis in Crete (Chania)2 centers listed
- Dialysis in Rhodes1 center listed
- Dialysis in Corfu2 centers listed
- Dialysis in Meteora2 centers listed
- Dialysis in Zakynthos1 center listed
- Dialysis in Naxos1 center listed
- Dialysis in Delphi1 center listed
- Dialysis in Crete (Heraklion)3 centers listed
Emergency numbers in Greece
In an emergency, call 112 for an ambulance. Tell the operator you're on dialysis and which unit treats you, and keep your access details and medication list with you.
112Ambulance, police and fire112 is free and works from any mobile or landline across the EU, including foreign phones on roaming.
Planning your trip
- Travelling on dialysis: a practical checklist
- Travel insurance for dialysis patients
- Dialysis on a cruise: your options and how to plan
- Travelling in the US on dialysis: Medicare, guest units and paperwork
- How to arrange dialysis on holiday in Spain: GHIC, costs and booking
- How much does holiday dialysis cost?
- Can you travel on dialysis? Yes — here's how
How booking dialysis in Greece works
Tell us your dates, treatment details and home unit. We contact centers near where you're staying, confirm a chair, handle the medical paperwork they need, and send you a confirmed booking. Book early — popular holiday areas fill up in peak season.