ERCP in Peru: cost from US$ 857
Short answer: ERCP in Lima, Peru costs from US$ 857 (S/ 3,000) at Clínica Raimondi to US$ 1,157 (S/ 4,050) at Cirugía 24 Horas (coordinación directa), depending on the clinic you choose. The same surgical team operates at every clinic; the initial evaluation is free and the specialist decides the indication.
ERCP cost by clinic
Same medical team, different settings: compare price, what is included and the backing of each clinic, and choose according to your case and budget.
| Clinic | Price | Pre-op tests | Consultation | Room | Hospital stay | ICU | Free quote |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Clínica RaimondiLow-cost · La VictoriaLowest cost | US$ 857S/ 3,000 | — | — | — | — | — | Free quote |
| Clínica Santa LucíaShortest waiting time · San Borja | US$ 943S/ 3,300 | — | — | — | — | — | Free quote |
| Clínica GastroenterológicaTechnical specialization · San Isidro | US$ 1,000S/ 3,500 | — | — | — | — | — | Free quote |
| Cirugía 24 Horas (coordinación directa)Direct option · Lima | US$ 1,157S/ 4,050 | — | — | — | — | — | Free quote |
Prices are published by each clinic in Peruvian soles (S/). US dollar amounts are for reference at S/ 3.50 per US$ 1 (2026-10-18). Your final price is confirmed in writing after the medical evaluation. Prices are for reference and may vary depending on the medical evaluation, availability and each clinic’s conditions.
What is ercp?
ERCP is an endoscopic procedure to treat stones or blockages in the bile duct and pancreas.
How is it done?
An endoscope is passed through the mouth to reach the bile duct, where stones are removed or stents are placed.
When is it recommended?
Stones in the bile duct, obstruction or jaundice caused by obstruction. The specialist decides.
At Cirugía 24 Horas
We operate in Lima with the same team across different clinics, so you can choose the price alternative that fits you. We also care for patients from abroad.
Before
Tests, imaging (ultrasound/MRCP) and fasting.
During
An endoscope is passed through the mouth to reach the bile duct, where stones are removed or stents are placed. Deep sedation or anesthesia.
After
Observation for a few hours or 1 day; most people recover smoothly.
Am I a candidate?
Candidates are usually people with: stones in the bile duct, obstruction or jaundice caused by obstruction. The specialist decides. Final candidacy is decided by the surgeon after an evaluation with tests.
Coming from abroad
Patients from the US, Europe and Latin America choose Peru for ERCP because of the savings compared with their home countries, with specialized teams. The process includes a remote evaluation, coordination of tests, travel and check-ups, and remote follow-up, with a dedicated coordinator.
Risks and recovery
Like any procedure, ERCP has risks: post-ERCP pancreatitis, bleeding, infection and perforation (uncommon). They are uncommon and are reduced with proper evaluation, careful technique and follow-up. The surgeon explains them during the consultation.
Recovery from ERCP is gradual: observation for a few hours or 1 day; most people recover smoothly. Timelines vary from person to person and according to medical judgment.
Network surgeons
Doctors licensed by the Peruvian Medical Association (CMP) with specialist registration (RNE).
Dr. Julio Atencio Cruz 
Dra. Milagros Quinto Cobeña Frequently asked questions
Is ERCP an outpatient procedure?
It depends on the procedure and the clinic; the specialist will tell you after the evaluation.
Who decides whether I need it?
The surgeon, after an evaluation with tests.
What is the most affordable option?
Clínica Raimondi is the lowest-cost option; the specialist confirms what each alternative includes.
Is the price fixed?
There are all-inclusive packages; the final amount depends on your evaluation.
How long do I stay in Lima?
It depends on the procedure and recovery (the procedure takes about 30–60 minutes; discharge the same day or the next); this is planned with you before you travel.
What is follow-up like once I am back home?
It is coordinated remotely with clear instructions and direct contact.
When can I go back to work?
The procedure takes about 30–60 minutes; discharge the same day or the next.
When can I fly home?
After the first check-ups and the surgeon's approval.
How do I know if I am a candidate?
Through an evaluation that considers your case and tests; the surgeon decides.
How much does it cost?
It depends on the clinic you choose; the initial evaluation is free.
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