Turkey Medicals

Turkey Medicals is the international patient center for MedicalPark Hospital Group, coordinating care for patients from over 70 countries across 28 JCI-accredited hospitals in 14 cities. It acts as a one-stop contact point for booking appointments for services including dental treatment, eye surgery, hair transplants, IVF, gastric sleeve procedures, and aesthetic surgeries. The organization operates under the mission of 'Health For All' and previously operated under the name Turkey iHealth.

The network includes over 200 operating rooms, 5,200 inpatient beds, and 133 medical branches within a 760,000 m² area, serving more than 6 million patients annually. This infrastructure supports a multidisciplinary team of physicians, dentists, and academic professors across 28 hospitals located in 14 cities, including Istanbul and Antalya.

Patients can reach the International Patient Center by calling +90 (507) 163-6297 or emailing the business. The center is dedicated to providing 7/24 services including diagnostic, billing, insurance, travel, and lodging assistance once visitors enter Turkey.

The center assists with booking appointments across a range of services such as composite bonding, full smile makeovers, face aesthetics, glaucoma treatment, and vision correction. Specific procedures like gluteal reshaping, tummy tucks, and liposuction are also listed as popular treatments available in Istanbul and Antalya.

Visitors from the USA, Canada, UK, Ireland, Norway, Belgium, Netherlands, Austria, Spain, Portugal, Croatia, Malta, Poland, UAE, KSA, and more can enter Turkey for tourism purposes with an e-visa exemption for up to 90 days. Those staying over 90 days may apply for a continuous stay of up to one year via a tourism residence permit.

The International Patient Center is located inside the main entrance on the right at the Antalya branch, situated at Fener, Tekelioğlu Cad. No. 7 07160 Muratpaşa / Antalya, TURKIYE. The main front entrance operates Monday through Friday from 08:00 to 18:00, with Saturday hours from 08:00 to 13:00.

The center claims to be acknowledged by UNICEF, Columbia University, ResearchGate, Bilkent University, and Wiley sectors. It also notes that its pricing policy is preferable due to successful Turkish physicians offering high-level services at competitive prices compared to other regions.

The business states it has a comprehensive range of services offering the best medical plans at the lowest competitive prices. All health facilities in Turkey under this network own ISO 9001 certificates and JCI Accreditation for their clinical services, alongside offering 5-star hotel comforts to international guests.

The center describes itself as an elite tier resource designed as a 'one-stop' service center for healthcare consultation from the day of the request until the return to the home country. This includes orientation, registration, and language interpretation support.

MedicalPark provides healthcare services to more than 6 million domestic and international patients annually. The organization serves as a contact point for 28 JCI-accredited private hospitals located in 14 cities, including Istanbul and Antalya.

Some users on Reddit note that British men are the largest group of international hair transplant patients in Turkey, highlighting Istanbul as the global capital of hair restoration. This trend reflects the growing acceptance of traveling abroad for high-quality medical services.

The sector saw a robust recovery after a significant drop in 2020, with increasing patient numbers and revenues each year from 2021 onwards. The year 2023 marked a record high in both patient Istanbul arrivals and revenue, with continued growth expected in 2025.

The center mentions that over 100,000 Google reviews exist for MedicalPark Hospital Centers. It also directs users to review patient testimonials or YouTube channels like @MedicalparkInternational for before and after videos.

The organization was introduced to the world by the Ministry of Culture and Tourism at the 7th International Health Tourism Congress held in Istanbul. This event featured foreign health minister officials, university professors, doctors, and speakers from 26 countries.

The center states that Turkey is expected to break records in health tourism in 2026 due to advanced medical facilities, diverse services, and cultural heritage. Health tourism refers to traveling to another country for medical care, driven by rising costs and longer waiting times in developed nations.