Acibadem International Medical Center Amsterdam

Acibadem International Medical Center is the group’s address in Amsterdam: opened on 1 May 2017 as a full member of the Acıbadem family, a 5,000 m² centre at Arlandaweg with thirteen medical departments — growing to sixteen as paediatrics, dermatology and gastroenterology join — twenty-four outpatient rooms, two operating theatres and four beds for day surgery, and an imaging floor running 1.5-Tesla MRI, CT, X-ray and advanced ultrasonography. Its working promise is Dutch healthcare’s scarcest commodity: an appointment within 48 hours, multidisciplinary planning under one roof, and contracts with private health insurers.

What this place is — and is not

Amsterdam’s centre is a medical centre with surgical capability and says so: outpatient specialist medicine plus the day surgeries two theatres and four beds honestly support — not a hospital with wards and intensive care. Its design answer is to the Dutch patient’s actual complaint: waiting. Multidisciplinary departments under one roof mean diagnosis does not queue between addresses, the 48-hour appointment promise means the pathway starts this week rather than this quarter, and the group’s records culture means what starts in Amsterdam can continue anywhere in the network — including the group’s Istanbul flagships when a case wants them.

Thirteen departments, growing to sixteen

The roster: anaesthesiology and pain medicine (algology), oral and dental health with panoramic dental X-ray, physical medicine, general surgery, gynaecology, cardiology with ECG and cardiac stress testing, ENT with audiometric examination, internal medicine, neurology, orthopaedics, plastic surgery, radiology and urology — with paediatrics, dermatology and gastroenterology announced as the next three. Laboratory and physiotherapy services supplement the medical and surgical floors, and the imaging suite — 1.5T MRI, CT, X-ray, advanced ultrasound — answers most diagnostic questions in the building.

Quality — the group frame

The centre runs on the Acıbadem group’s protocols — records, laboratory standards, surgical checklists sized to day surgery — inside the Dutch healthcare system’s own regulatory frame. The group’s claim discipline holds: a medical centre presented as exactly that, whose case is verifiable — sixteen departments’ worth of specialists under one roof, real imaging, and a 48-hour access promise that Dutch patients can test by calling.

One centre, a five-country network

For care beyond a day-surgery centre’s scope, the honest routing runs two ways: within the Netherlands through the patient’s own referral pathways, and within the group to the campus a case genuinely wants — its sister centre Acibadem Rotterdam for the specialties it carries, or the group’s Istanbul flagships — Maslak, Atakent — for the heavy programmes only flagship campuses house, with records travelling ahead and the reason stated. For the Netherlands’ international and Turkish-heritage communities, that bridge is often the point.

Getting here

The centre stands at Arlandaweg 100 in Amsterdam’s Sloterdijk district — minutes from Amsterdam Sloterdijk station’s rail, metro and tram lines — with the full address, map link and phone in the identity card at the top of this page.

Frequently asked questions

Is this a hospital?

No — it is a medical centre with day-surgery capability: two theatres and four beds, without wards or intensive care, and this page says so plainly.

How fast can I get an appointment?

Within 48 hours — the centre’s working promise, and the reason many patients choose it.

Which departments see patients here?

Thirteen today — anaesthesiology and pain medicine, dental health, physical medicine, general surgery, gynaecology, cardiology, ENT, internal medicine, neurology, orthopaedics, plastic surgery, radiology and urology — with paediatrics, dermatology and gastroenterology joining as the roster grows to sixteen.

What imaging is available on site?

1.5-Tesla MRI, CT, X-ray and advanced ultrasonography, plus ECG, cardiac stress testing, audiometry and panoramic dental X-ray.

Is day surgery performed here?

Yes — two operating theatres and four beds carry the day-surgical share across the roster’s surgical departments.

When did the centre open?

On 1 May 2017, as a full member of the Acıbadem group from its first day.

How big is the centre?

5,000 m² with 24 outpatient rooms, 2 theatres and 4 beds.

Does the centre work with insurers?

Yes — it has contracts with private health insurance providers; confirm your coverage in writing before planned care.

Is pain treatment available?

Yes — anaesthesiology and algology carry pain medicine as a named department.

Can heart checks be done here?

Yes — cardiology with ECG and cardiac stress testing on site.

Is dental care available?

Yes — oral and dental health with panoramic imaging.

Is physiotherapy available?

Yes — physiotherapy supplements the medical and surgical floors.

Which languages are supported?

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

What does multidisciplinary planning mean here?

Departments plan together under one roof — a knee, its imaging, its surgeon and its physiotherapy in one building, without queuing between addresses.

Can my care connect to Acıbadem’s hospitals?

Yes — the group’s records culture links Amsterdam to the network in five countries, including the Istanbul flagships for programmes that need them.

What happens if my case needs a full hospital?

It is routed honestly — within the Dutch system through your referral pathways, or within the group to the campus that genuinely fits, records travelling ahead.

Is there a sister centre in the Netherlands?

Yes — Acibadem International Medical Center Rotterdam, with its own surgical and specialist floors.

Can I be seen without a Dutch GP referral?

Access arrangements depend on your insurer and the care in question — the front desk explains your route honestly before you commit.

Do you repeat tests I already had?

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

Why choose this centre?

For access with a system behind it: an appointment inside 48 hours, sixteen departments’ breadth under one roof, day surgery on site — and a five-country group connected to your file.