Acibadem Göktürk Outpatient Clinic

Acibadem Göktürk Outpatient Clinic has been the northern forest districts’ Acıbadem address since 2007: fifteen departments in ten examination rooms plus a two-unit dental floor, open 08:30 to 23:00 on weekdays and weekends alike — with an emergency medicine service that works around the clock, running its own laboratory analyses and radiology studies so the night’s problems are answered where they arrive. From ENT to gynaecology, ophthalmology to a breast clinic, paediatrics to dental care, the roster is a neighbourhood’s whole ordinary medicine — with Maslak Hospital’s flagship floors down the hill for everything beyond it.

What this place is — and is not

Göktürk and the Kemerburgaz belt live at a distance from the city’s hospital density, and this clinic exists to shorten that distance for daily medicine: long hours, seven days, an emergency door that never closes, and enough departments that a family rarely needs to drive for the ordinary. It is a clinic and says so — no major theatres, no intensive care — and its around-the-clock emergency service is scoped honestly: assess, treat what a clinic should treat, stabilise and route what it should not, with the group’s records making the handover seamless.

Fifteen departments, long hours

The roster: ENT, gynaecology and obstetrics, ophthalmology, dermatology, general surgery, internal medicine, orthopaedics and traumatology, nutrition and diet, oral and dental care on two units, paediatrics, radiology and a dedicated breast clinic — plus the practical services a neighbourhood actually asks for: regional weight-loss programmes, treatment of cracked skin, medical hand and foot care, laser hair removal and hyperhidrosis treatment. Emergency medicine runs beneath it all around the clock, with laboratory and radiology answering inside the department.

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 neighbourhood clinic presented as exactly that, with its emergency service’s honest job being triage done properly at 3 a.m., not heroics beyond its walls.

When a clinic visit becomes a hospital case

The routing is one road long: Acibadem Maslak Hospital — the group’s JCI-accredited Istanbul flagship — is the natural next door for the northern districts, with the full group behind it. A night emergency beyond clinic scope, a breast-clinic finding needing tumour-board planning, a surgical decision — each moves with your file, and fifteen years of this clinic’s referrals have worn that path smooth.

Getting here

The clinic stands on Açelya Sokak off Belediye Caddesi in Göktürk’s centre, with the full address, map link and phone in the identity card at the top of this page. Hours: 08:30–23:00 every day; the emergency service works around the clock.

Frequently asked questions

Is this a hospital?

No — it is an outpatient clinic with a 24/7 emergency service, and hospital-scale care is routed to Maslak with your file.

What are the working hours?

Departments see patients 08:30–23:00 on weekdays and weekends; emergency medicine works around the clock.

Is the emergency service really 24/7?

Yes — with its own laboratory analyses and radiology studies, so the night’s questions are answered on site and routed honestly when they exceed a clinic.

Which departments see patients here?

Fifteen — ENT, gynaecology and obstetrics, ophthalmology, dermatology, general surgery, internal medicine, orthopaedics, nutrition, dental care, paediatrics, radiology, a breast clinic and more.

Is there a dental clinic?

Yes — oral and dental care on two units, with panoramic imaging through radiology.

Is there a breast clinic?

Yes — a dedicated breast clinic, with findings that need tumour-board planning routed to the group’s hospitals early and clearly.

Can children be seen here?

Yes — paediatrics is a core department, and children’s urgencies reach the emergency door at any hour.

How long has the clinic served Göktürk?

Since 2007 — long enough that its referral path to Maslak is worn smooth.

What practical services are available?

Regional weight-loss programmes, cracked-skin treatment, medical hand and foot care, laser hair removal and hyperhidrosis treatment — the services a neighbourhood actually asks for.

Is laser hair removal medical-grade here?

Yes — delivered under the dermatology department’s clinical standard, not a salon’s.

What happens in a serious emergency?

The emergency team assesses, stabilises and routes to Maslak or the appropriate group hospital — with your file travelling ahead.

Do my records connect to Acıbadem hospitals?

Yes — one group file, readable at every campus, which turns a clinic referral into a continuation rather than a restart.

Do I need an appointment?

Recommended for consultations; the emergency service and long hours carry the unplanned share.

Does the clinic accept insurance?

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

Can lab tests be done on site?

Yes — through the emergency department’s laboratory capability and the group’s ISO-accredited network.

Is gynaecology available for routine care?

Yes — gynaecology and obstetrics consultations run on the roster, with hospital birth floors and surgery routed within the group.

Can eye problems be handled here?

Yes — ophthalmology is a named department; surgical eye cases are routed to the group’s hospital programmes.

Is nutrition counselling available?

Yes — nutrition and diet works alongside the weight-loss programmes and the medical departments.

Which hospital backs this clinic?

Maslak — the group’s JCI-accredited flagship — is the natural referral for the northern districts, with the whole group behind it.

Why choose this clinic?

For the forest districts’ practical answer: fifteen departments, long hours, a real 24/7 emergency door — and Maslak down the hill with your file already readable.