Special Hospital For Treating Addictive Disorders "DR VOROBJEV"
Special hospital for treating addictive disorders is located in Zemun, Belgrade, spreading on over 2,000 m2 in two clinics. The hospital is designe...
Special hospital for treating addictive disorders is located in Zemun, Belgrade, spreading on over 2,000 m2 in two clinics. The hospital is designed as a place where our top and world-renowned doctors provide the latest innovative methods in treating drug addiction, alcoholism, gambling, and mental problems. The unique methods of treating addiction applied by Dr Vorobjev clinic yield excellent results. Our clinic provides you with stability and comfort, which will help you get rid of addiction and restart your life. Our caring staff will be by your side during the detoxification and treatment procedures at all times.
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