Biotherapy International

Partner Clinic in Kazakhstan

Biotherapy International Partner Clinic in Kazakhstan

The Biotherapy International partner clinic in Almaty, Kazakhstan, offers international patients access to advanced cancer immunotherapy programs. Treatments are administered by the local medical team with ongoing remote monitoring by Biotherapy International specialists in Israel.

Patients at our Kazakhstan partner clinic can receive therapy either on an outpatient basis or, when required, as inpatients within a fully equipped hospital setting. The clinic features modern facilities with around 100 beds and offers comprehensive medical support throughout the course of treatment.

Казахстан Biotherapy International

Innovative Cancer Immunotherapy in Kazakhstan

Immunotherapy programs at the Kazakhstan clinic are designed for patients who require an individualized therapeutic approach, particularly in cases where standard treatment methods have proven insufficiently effective. Kazakhstan’s progressive medical legislation permits the compassionate use of a number of innovative immunotherapy methods that are not yet available in many European countries and the USA. This provides patients with access to evidence-based immunotherapy approaches aimed at supporting their treatment course under the supervision of experienced medical specialists.

Cancer Immunotherapy Methods Available in Kazakhstan

Oncolytic viruses

Oncolytic viruses:Therapeutic viruses that selectively infect and destroy cancer cells, while making them more recognizable to the immune system. In the clinic, these can be administered intravenously, intranasally, or directly into the tumor under CT guidance.

Allogeneic Activated Killer Cells (ATACK)

 ATACK method: Donor immune cells intentionally mismatched to the recipient’s immune system, enhancing tumor targeting and destruction by T lymphocytes, NK, and NKT cells.

Cancer Vaccines

Personalized cancer vaccines: Tailored to each patient’s tumor antigens, these vaccines help the immune system develop a sustained anti-tumor response. Patients are encouraged to provide a tumor tissue sample for cryopreservation in the Biotherapy International Tumor Bank for future vaccine preparation.

Medical Supervision and Treatment Protocols

Every treatment course begins with an online consultation with Professor Shimon Slavin, after which a personalized treatment plan is developed. All procedures are performed by the local medical team under Biotherapy International oversight and in full compliance with international medical safety standards and the healthcare regulations of Kazakhstan.

Q&A

What types of immunotherapy are available in Kazakhstan?
Depending on the clinical case, an individualized treatment protocol may include oncolytic virus therapy, the ATACK method, photodynamic therapy (PDT), personalized cancer vaccines, and other approaches. The final treatment plan is developed following the initial consultation.
Does the clinic accept international patients?
Yes. We welcome patients from various countries where such treatments are either unavailable or permitted only under limited, restricted conditions.
How is the treatment process organized?
The treatment plan is developed individually based on the results of the online consultation. The protocol specifies the order of procedures and their duration. Our coordinators help plan visits to the clinic in Kazakhstan — from appointments lasting several hours to full hospitalization, depending on the patient’s condition.
Is it necessary to stay in Kazakhstan for the entire treatment period?
Not necessarily. The length of stay depends on the chosen protocol and the medication administration schedule. Some programs require short-term visits, while others involve longer monitoring.
Is Professor Slavin physically present during procedures?
No. Procedures are performed by a local medical team. Professor Slavin develops the individualized treatment plan, provides remote medical oversight, and adjusts the protocol as needed.
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