Why Acibadem: Turkey's Leading Hospital Group

Four verifiable reasons: JCI-accredited hospitals you can check on the public register, one of Europe's largest private hospital networks with 45+ facilities, advanced technology platforms in daily clinical use, and an international patient centre that coordinates care in more than 20 languages from first contact through follow-up after you fly home.

Judge it by verifiable facts rather than adjectives: seven hospitals in the group hold JCI accreditation — the strictest widely used international hospital standard — including five in Türkiye; the group operates 45+ hospitals and clinics with 3,300+ specialists; and more than a million international patients from 90+ countries have been treated. Every claim on this page can be checked.

In Türkiye: Acibadem Maslak, Altunizade and Atakent in Istanbul, Acibadem Kent in Izmir and Acibadem Adana. The group's international network adds JCI-accredited hospitals in Bulgaria and North Macedonia. All are listed on Joint Commission International's public register — verify any claim there in ninety seconds.

Typically 50–70% below UK, EU or US self-pay prices for the same procedure — a structural cost difference, not a quality one. No honest single number exists for "treatment": your itemised quote follows a free physician review of your records, usually within 24–48 hours, with no obligation.

The network centres on Istanbul — including the Maslak, Altunizade and Atakent JCI campuses — and extends across Türkiye to Izmir, Adana, Ankara, Bursa, Eskişehir, Kayseri and more, plus international hospitals in the Netherlands, Bulgaria, North Macedonia and Serbia. Every facility has its own page with departments and location.

3,300+ specialists, a large share of them professors and associate professors with international fellowships and society roles. Every doctor has a full public profile — expertise, education, experience and publications — so you can evaluate the person, not just the brand.

The international patient centre coordinates care in more than 20 languages, with interpreters at consultations, written treatment plans in English and a named coordinator for your whole journey. First-contact replies typically come within hours.

Yes — real treatment journeys shared by international patients are published as patient stories on this site, and independent reviews exist on the usual public platforms. We deliberately publish stories with names and details rather than anonymous star ratings, so you can judge substance.

Records first: send your reports, imaging and photographs through the consultation form. Physicians review your case and a written treatment plan with an itemised quote comes back free, usually within 24–48 hours. Travel is arranged only after you have a plan you're confident in.

Yes — a free, written second opinion from senior specialists who review your existing diagnosis and treatment plan. Many international patients start here: it costs nothing, carries no obligation, and often changes or confirms a major decision.