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Istanbul · Ankara · Izmir · Bursa

For a healthier tomorrow

Find out about our departments, doctors and hospitals, and plan your appointment for a day and time that suits you.

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Our hospitals

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Departments

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Cardiology

Cardiology

Diagnosis, follow-up and treatment planning for heart and vascular conditions, with rhythm, blood pressure and heart failure clinics.

Orthopaedics and Traumatology

X-ray, ultrasound and MRI

Orthopaedics and Traumatology

Assessment of bone, joint, muscle and ligament complaints, including sports injuries, joint pain and fracture follow-up.

Obstetrics and Gynaecology

Smear and HPV screening · Menopause clinic · Breastfeeding support

Obstetrics and Gynaecology

Pregnancy follow-up, birth, gynaecological examinations and women's health screening, with guidance for every stage of life.

Paediatrics

Vaccinations on schedule · Nutrition guidance · Asthma and allergy follow-up

Paediatrics

Well-child check-ups from newborn to adolescence, vaccinations, growth monitoring and assessment of childhood illnesses.

Ophthalmology

Cataract assessment · OCT and visual field testing

Ophthalmology

Vision checks, eye pressure and cataract assessment, squint in children and eye health screening.

Check-up

Written and emailed report

Check-up

A comprehensive health screening planned around your age, sex and risk factors; results are reviewed with your doctor.

Our hospitals in numbers

Founded
1998
Hospitals and medical centres
4
Emergency department
7/24
Medical units
30+

Our doctors

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Health guide

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The basics of a balanced diet

The basics of a balanced diet

Practical ways to balance your daily diet with the plate model, portion control and reading food labels.

Regular exercise: where to start?

Regular exercise: where to start?

Weekly activity recommendations, what to keep in mind when starting, and practical tips for protecting your joints.

Daily habits for better sleep

Daily habits for better sleep

How much sleep we need at different ages, habits that support a healthy sleep pattern and bedtime routines for children.

Frequently asked questions

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How can I book an appointment?

You can book through the appointment form on our website, our call centre or the patient admissions desks at our hospitals. On the form, simply choose the department, your preferred hospital and the days and times that suit you; our team will call you to confirm. Arriving 15 minutes before your appointment makes registration easier.

Is my private health insurance accepted?

Our hospitals work with many private health insurance companies. As coverage depends on your policy, we recommend checking with your insurer or our patient services team before booking. On the day of your visit, simply bring your ID and your insurance card if you have one.

What should I bring to my appointment?

Bringing your ID, your insurance card if you have one, a list of the medicines you take and the results of any previous tests and reports helps make the most of your visit. If a test that requires fasting is planned, you will be told separately when your appointment is confirmed.

How can I get my test results?

You will receive a text message when your laboratory and imaging results are ready. You can collect them from the patient admissions desk or ask for them to be sent by email. It is important to discuss the results and plan the next steps with the doctor who requested the tests.

What are the visiting hours?

You can visit inpatients every day between 13:00 and 15:00 and between 18:00 and 20:00. So that patients can rest, we ask that no more than two visitors are in the room at the same time. Different visiting rules apply in intensive care and neonatal units; please ask the unit for details.