Hospitals with chemotherapy in Coyoacán
Facilities that report a chemotherapy unit. From Mexico's Ministry of Health resource inventory (2024).
3 facilities in Coyoacán report chemotherapy to the Ministry of Health's resource inventory. 3 of them report inpatient capacity, 765 beds between them. All of them list a phone number.
Instituto Nacional de Pediatría
Hgr 2 Villa Coapa
Centro Medico Naval
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What a chemotherapy unit is
A chemotherapy unit is where intravenous cancer treatments are given, with chairs or beds, nursing staff trained in oncology, and a compounding pharmacy that prepares each dose individually. A hospital reporting this unit means it administers the treatments; diagnosis, choosing the regimen and follow-up belong to the oncologist, who may or may not work in the same establishment.
What to ask
Ask whether the hospital has a blood bank and intensive care in the same building, since some regimens require transfusions or close monitoring; whether an emergency department is available for the complications that appear between cycles; and how the unit coordinates with your oncologist if they consult elsewhere. In the public sector, the availability of the drug and the availability of a chair are two different things: confirm both when scheduling each cycle.
Frequently asked questions
How many facilities with chemotherapy are there in Coyoacán?
3 facilities in Coyoacán report chemotherapy in the Ministry of Health's resource inventory. The list on this page shows each one with its address and, where we have it, a phone number. The inventory covers establishments that report to it, so a private clinic that does not report will not appear.
Which of them can admit a patient?
3 of the 3 report inpatient beds, 765 between them; each card shows its own count. A facility with no bed count reported either does not admit patients or did not report the figure — worth confirming by phone before you travel.
What else do these facilities offer?
Besides chemotherapy, the most common units among them are dialysis (3), inpatient beds (3), a clinical laboratory (3). That matters when a case needs more than one department in the same building — being moved between hospitals costs time.
Is this list a quality ranking?
No. The order reflects how much verified information we hold about each facility — capacity, services, specialties and listed doctors — not the quality of care. Private establishments do not report to the capacity inventory, so their entries look sparser here than their size would suggest.