Acibadem International Medical Center Rotterdam

Acibadem International Medical Center Rotterdam is the group’s second Dutch address and its more surgical one: a 5,400 m² centre across three floors at Nassaukade 18, running four operating rooms, nineteen outpatient rooms, eighteen inpatient rooms and twenty recovery beds under the Dutch ZBC Plus model — an independent treatment centre integrating multiple specialties for faster diagnosis and treatment. Sixteen specialties practise here, from orthopaedics, spine surgery and neurosurgery through a dedicated pain centre to cardiology, pulmonology and oral and maxillofacial surgery with three rooms of its own — with consultations typically available shortly after GP or dentist referral, and surgery scheduled efficiently after pre-operative assessment in four dedicated rooms.

What this place is — and is not

Rotterdam is the network’s treatment centre in the fullest Dutch sense: not a hospital with an emergency department and intensive care, but a purpose-built surgical and specialist centre where the planned share of medicine — the operations, the pain programmes, the specialist pathways — runs without a hospital’s queues. Eighteen inpatient rooms and twenty recovery beds mean procedures that need a night are honestly supported; the ZBC Plus structure means specialties coordinate rather than refer in circles; and the boundary is stated plainly: emergencies and intensive-care medicine belong to hospitals, and this centre’s discipline is knowing the difference in advance.

Sixteen specialties, one pathway

The roster: orthopaedics and spine surgery with physiotherapy on site — two rooms with an exercise area — neurology and neurosurgery, a dedicated pain centre with its own treatment room, ENT, internal medicine, general surgery, cardiology, gynaecology, urology, plastic surgery, pulmonology, radiology, and oral and maxillofacial surgery with three dedicated rooms. The design keeps examination, diagnosis, treatment and recovery in one organised journey: four pre-operative assessment rooms decide fitness honestly, four theatres carry the lists, and the recovery floor finishes what the theatres start.

Quality — the group frame

The centre runs on the Acıbadem group’s protocols inside the Dutch system’s own regulatory and referral frame — the ZBC Plus concept it operates under is a recognised Dutch structure for exactly this kind of integrated treatment centre. The group’s claim discipline holds: a treatment centre presented as exactly that, whose case is its published capacity — four theatres, sixteen specialties, dedicated pain and maxillofacial floors — and the short, honest pathway from referral to treatment.

One centre, a five-country network

For care beyond a treatment centre’s scope the routing runs two ways: within the Netherlands through the hospital pathways Dutch patients know, and within the group to the campus a case genuinely wants — the sister centre in Amsterdam, or the group’s Istanbul flagships — Maslak’s cancer and neuroscience floors, Atakent’s congenital-heart programme — with records travelling ahead and the reason stated. For the Netherlands’ international and Turkish-heritage communities, that bridge between Dutch access and flagship-scale medicine is the network’s particular offer.

Getting here

The centre stands at Nassaukade 18 in Rotterdam, with the full address, map link and phone in the identity card at the top of this page — in the heart of a city whose transit network puts the address minutes from most of it.

Frequently asked questions

Is this a hospital?

No — it is an integrated treatment centre under the Dutch ZBC Plus model: four theatres, inpatient and recovery rooms for planned care, without an emergency department or intensive care.

What is a ZBC Plus centre?

A recognised Dutch structure for independent treatment centres integrating multiple specialties — built for faster diagnosis and efficient planned treatment.

Which specialties practise here?

Sixteen — orthopaedics, spine surgery, physiotherapy, neurology, neurosurgery, the pain centre, ENT, internal medicine, general surgery, cardiology, gynaecology, urology, plastic surgery, oral and maxillofacial surgery, pulmonology and radiology.

How big is the centre?

5,400 m² across three floors: 4 operating rooms, 19 outpatient rooms, 18 inpatient rooms and 20 recovery beds.

Can I stay overnight after surgery?

Yes — eighteen inpatient rooms support the procedures that honestly need a night, with twenty recovery beds behind the theatres.

How fast are consultations?

Typically shortly after referral by a general practitioner or dentist — short waits are the centre’s design promise.

Is there a dedicated pain centre?

Yes — with its own treatment room, running pain programmes as a named specialty.

Is spine surgery performed here?

Yes — spine surgery and neurosurgery practise alongside orthopaedics, with physiotherapy on site for the recovery half.

What is the oral and maxillofacial surgery capacity?

Three dedicated rooms — one of the centre’s distinctive depths, connected to dentist referrals.

Is physiotherapy available on site?

Yes — two physiotherapy rooms with an exercise area, so surgery and rehabilitation share one address.

How is surgical fitness assessed?

In four dedicated pre-operative assessment rooms — fitness decided honestly before any theatre date.

Do I need a referral?

Dutch pathways generally run through GP or dentist referral — the front desk explains your route and insurer’s rules before you commit.

Does the centre work with insurers?

The centre operates within the Dutch system’s frames — confirm your coverage and route in writing before planned treatment.

Which languages are supported?

Dutch, English and Turkish routinely, with other languages arranged.

What happens in an emergency?

Emergencies belong to hospitals — this centre handles planned care, and its discipline is knowing the boundary in advance.

Can my care connect to Acıbadem’s wider network?

Yes — records link Rotterdam to the group’s five countries, including the Istanbul flagships for programmes only they house.

Is there a sister centre in the Netherlands?

Yes — Acibadem International Medical Center in Amsterdam, with its own thirteen-to-sixteen department roster.

Do you repeat tests I already had?

Only for a stated reason — existing studies are integrated wherever usable, the group’s rule everywhere.

Can international patients plan surgery here?

Yes — records first: imaging reviewed, a written plan and estimate, pre-operative assessment on arrival, and recovery on the centre’s own floor.

Why choose this centre?

For planned care without hospital queues: sixteen coordinated specialties, four theatres, real recovery capacity and short waits — with a five-country group connected to your file.