The Pain Clinic of "Erebuni" Medical Center has been named in honor of French-Armenian benefactors Didi and Onik Hahamyans.

The need to manage pain caused by numerous injuries, as well as medical interventions and surgeries during the Second Nagorno-Karabakh War, led to the establishment of the pain clinic at the center. With the professional support of renowned anesthesiologist and compatriot Raymond Tadevosyan, founder of a pain clinic in Los Angeles, the clinic now provides advanced pain management services.

The late philanthropists Didi and Onik Hahamyan, despite living far from their homeland, were always deeply engaged with Armenia’s challenges, sharing the pain of their people and supporting fellow Armenians in every possible way. In the 1990s, through Gevorg Abgaryan, president of the French-Armenian Doctors’ Association, they befriended Armenian doctors who had arrived in Paris for professional training.

Even after their passing, Didi and Onik Hahamyan continued to contribute. Their wish—to help people overcome pain and live peacefully—was fulfilled. The clinic was equipped with an advanced pain management system, including a radiofrequency ablation generator by the American company Boston Scientific.