Acibadem Bodrum Outpatient Clinic

Acibadem Bodrum Outpatient Clinic is the group’s second address on the peninsula — in the town centre itself: a 6,000 m² campus with 3,000 m² indoors on Kıbrıs Şehitleri Caddesi, built in an authentic architecture that keeps faith with Bodrum’s texture, with ten observation beds — four for emergencies, six specialised — and a multidisciplinary roster from dermatology and gastroenterology to cardiology, paediatrics and dental care. Its role is honest and local: the town’s daily medicine within walking reach, with Acibadem Bodrum Hospital — theatres, intensive care, oncology, heliport — a short drive away for everything a clinic should not keep.

What this place is — and is not

The peninsula’s geography splits its needs: the hospital serves the whole coast from its campus, while the town centre — residents, marina crowds, seasonal visitors on foot — needs a door it can walk to. This clinic is that door: consultations, diagnostics, observation and the treatments a clinic honestly owns, in a building whose courtyard architecture takes patient comfort as seriously as the group’s protocols take safety. It is a clinic and says so: no theatres, no intensive care — the hospital carries those, minutes away, reading the same file.

The town-centre roster

Departments: dermatology, internal medicine, gastroenterology, general surgery consultations, family medicine, oral and dental care, cardiology, orthopaedics and traumatology, paediatrics, ENT, gynaecology and obstetrics and urology — a multidisciplinary set mirroring the group’s approach, delivered by specialised professionals on a sophisticated infrastructure. The ten observation beds split honestly: four for the emergencies a town centre produces, six specialised for the watching hours that planned care sometimes needs.

Quality — the group frame

The clinic runs on the Acıbadem group’s protocols — shared records, the ISO-accredited laboratory network, the same clinical standards the group’s hospitals answer to — and keeps the group’s claim discipline: a town-centre clinic presented as exactly that. Its architecture is part of the same honesty — a building designed for Bodrum rather than dropped on it, with comfort for patients and families built into the plan.

When a clinic visit becomes a hospital case

The routing could not be shorter or clearer: Acibadem Bodrum Hospital — 108 beds, four theatres, 23 intensive-care beds, an oncology centre, invasive cardiology and a heliport — is the clinic’s own big sibling on the peninsula. A cardiac finding, a surgical decision, anything needing a theatre or a bed for the night moves there with your file, and in season, when the town’s population multiplies, that clean division of labour is exactly what keeps both doors fast.

Getting here

The clinic stands on Kıbrıs Şehitleri Caddesi in central Bodrum — the town’s main artery — 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 the group’s town-centre outpatient clinic; Acibadem Bodrum Hospital, a short drive away, carries theatres, intensive care and inpatient medicine.

How is this different from Acibadem Bodrum Hospital?

The clinic is the walkable town-centre door for daily medicine and observation; the hospital is the peninsula’s full campus — one file connects them.

Which departments see patients here?

Dermatology, internal medicine, gastroenterology, general surgery, family medicine, dental care, cardiology, orthopaedics, paediatrics, ENT, gynaecology and obstetrics and urology.

Are there observation beds?

Yes — ten in total: four emergency observation beds and six specialised ones.

How big is the clinic?

A 6,000 m² campus with 3,000 m² indoors, built in an authentic architecture that matches Bodrum’s texture.

Can tourists use the clinic?

Yes — the town-centre location exists partly for visitors; unplanned care is assessed here and routed to the hospital when it exceeds a clinic.

Can children be seen here?

Yes — paediatrics and family medicine serve residents and visiting families alike.

Is dental care available?

Yes — oral and dental care is on the roster.

Is there a cardiologist in the town centre?

Yes — cardiology consultations and clinic-level testing run here, with the hospital’s invasive cardiology minutes away when a finding needs it.

Can stomach and digestion problems be assessed?

Yes — gastroenterology is a named department; endoscopic procedures are scheduled through the group’s hospital floors.

What happens in a serious emergency?

The clinic assesses and stabilises on its emergency observation beds and routes to the hospital — whose heliport and intensive care exist for exactly the cases a clinic should not keep.

Do my records connect to the hospital?

Yes — one group file: what starts at the clinic continues at the hospital without repetition.

Do I need an appointment?

Recommended for consultations; the observation floor carries the day’s unplanned share.

Does the clinic accept insurance?

The clinic works with private and international insurers as group facilities do — confirm your coverage in writing before planned care.

Is the clinic busy in summer?

The town multiplies in season and the clinic is sized for it — with the hospital’s capacity behind it when the season’s cases turn serious.

Is gynaecological care available?

Yes — routine gynaecology and obstetrics runs here, with the hospital’s birth floors and NICU carrying pregnancies onward.

Can lab tests be done on site?

Yes — through the group’s ISO-accredited laboratory network, with results readable at every campus.

Why does the architecture matter?

Because care is also environment — the building keeps Bodrum’s character and takes patient and family comfort as design requirements, not afterthoughts.

Which hospital backs this clinic?

Acibadem Bodrum Hospital — the peninsula’s full campus with theatres, intensive care, oncology and a heliport.

Why choose this clinic?

For the town centre’s honest need: daily medicine within walking reach, real observation capacity, group standards — and the hospital minutes away reading the same file.