Targeted Therapy Clinics in Turkey — Page 2

Medical Park Antalya Hospital Complex is the largest private hospital in the Mediterranean, with 10 dedicated organ transplant operating rooms and an oncology unit featuring PET-CT and a Linear Accelerator (LINAC). Targeted therapy may cost around A$15,000–A$27,000. Dr Mustafa Serkan Alemdar specialises in personalised targeted therapy for complex solid and blood cancers. The hospital holds the International Health Tourism Authorization Certificate and works with over 200 insurance companies, making it a trusted choice for Australian patients.

Istinye University Liv Hospital uses PET-CT technology capable of detecting tumours as small as 1 mm. A targeted therapy package may cost around A$16,000. This typically includes the antibody-drug conjugate, specialist consultation, and a liquid biopsy. Associate Professor Tahsin Ozatli leads the oncology unit, specialising in breast, lung, and gastrointestinal cancers. The hospital issues all medical reports and radiology conclusions in English. Patients receive free airport transfers and translation services during their stay. This 300-bed facility treats 2,700 international patients every year.

Dr Ezgi Ozkur has performed 1,100 dermatological procedures. Quartz Clinique sees 6,500 patients annually with a 91% recommendation rate. Initial dermatologist consultations typically cost around A$140. This face-to-face assessment is mandatory before starting any medicine plan. The clinic treats only adults and specializes in medical aesthetics. This centre is a frequent choice for Australians visiting Istanbul. Facilities are equipped for advanced anti-ageing and aesthetic treatments. Dr Ezgi Ozkur holds an International Society of Aesthetic Plastic Surgery certificate.

Medipol Mega University Hospital holds JCI Academic accreditation – the first facility in Turkey to achieve this global safety standard. A diagnostic and planning package typically costs around A$2,800. This covers a PET-CT scan, pathology review, and a oncology tumour board consultation. The hospital has a massive 810-bed capacity with dedicated departments for radiation oncology and nuclear medicine. Patients receive all medical reports translated into English. The international department has 230 staff to manage logistics and airport transfers for over 25,000 foreign patients annually.

Liv Hospital Ulus uses Oncogramme testing to personalise treatment plans based on specific tumour genetics. A planning package costs around A$9,300, covering oncologist consultations, treatment planning, and a lung genetic panel. The clinic is JCI-accredited and treats 50,000 international patients every year. Free airport transfers and interpreting services help simplify the trip. Medical reports are translated into English for easier follow-up care back in Australia. Professor Duygu Derin leads the medical oncology team with a focus on targeted protocols.

Liv Hospital Vadistanbul collaborates with Boston Children’s Hospital for second opinions on difficult paediatric diagnoses. The facility provides a structured pathway for patients by using targeted therapy as a bridge to CAR-T cell treatment. A cycle of bispecific therapy may cost around A$71,900. This estimate typically covers a consultation, chemotherapy planning, the drug administration, and a 21-night hospital stay for intensive monitoring. Free airport transfers and interpreters are provided to assist international patients. Professor Dr Itir Sirinoglu Demiriz leads the haematology department.

Associate Professor Dr Murat Sarı heads the oncology department and holds European Society for Medical Oncology certification. A diagnostic evaluation costs around A$3,000. This covers the initial examination, comprehensive blood tests, pathology revision, and follow-up. Patients have access to advanced MIBG imaging and genetic testing to plan their care. The hospital provides VIP transfers, local SIM cards, and English medical reports for Australian patients. International Patient Services assist with accommodation and logistics throughout the stay. The facility opened in 2024 with 25 modern operating rooms.

Estophia Hospital has a 98% success rate in several procedures including breast lifts and hair transplants, showing strong clinical outcomes. Targeted therapy may cost around A$15,700–A$26,000 based on current exchange rates. This private clinic in Istanbul cares for adults and children under one roof and treats many international patients. Its 87 doctors span 28 departments including orthopedics and urology, supporting well-rounded patient care in a single location.

Emsey Hospital holds JCI accreditation and was the first in Turkey to receive official international health tourism certification. An oncology evaluation package may cost around A$4,800. This typically covers PET-CT scans, genetic testing, and biopsy services. The price also includes airport transfers and 7 days of hotel accommodation with breakfast. Associate Professor Serap Kaya leads a multidisciplinary team including psychologists and dietitians. The hospital has treated over 20,500 international patients and provides all medical reports in English.

Private Koru Ankara Hospital is JCI-accredited and equipped with Da Vinci robotic systems for precise targeted therapy. The hospital treats 350,000 patients yearly and has 13 operating rooms plus extensive intensive care. Targeted therapy there may cost around A$10,000–A$15,300, with free medical second opinions, 24/7 multilingual support, interpretation services, and complimentary airport transfers making the experience hassle-free for Australians.