Acute Lymphoblastic Leukemia Treatment Clinics Abroad — Page 2

Memorial Ankara Hospital is JCI accredited and offers 12 specialised wards for bone marrow transplants. Diagnostics like consultation with treatment planning start from around A$300, with brain MRI and biopsy also available. Treatments include autologous bone marrow transplants from about A$56,000 and allogenic transplants up to around A$133,000, covering hospital stay, chemo, radiotherapy with TrueBeam STx, and follow-up. Free airport transfers and language help support international patients during their care.

Istanbul Florence Nightingale Hospital is Turkey’s first Smart-and-Green hospital and holds JCI accreditation. Professor Ömür Gökmen Sevindik trained at the Mayo Clinic and specialises in haematological malignancies. Diagnostic blood counts start from around A$100 and ultrasounds are around A$200–400. A haploidentical bone marrow transplantation package typically runs A$98,000. This comprehensive package covers the procedure, a 30-day hospital stay, and meals. The facility features advanced sterile laminar airflow systems and provides free airport transfers and English-speaking assistance for international patients.

Memorial Göztepe Hospital in Turkey offers advanced care for Acute lymphoblastic leukemia with access to chemotherapy and cutting-edge technology like MR Linac and the da Vinci XI robotic surgery system. A personalised treatment plan is created by multidisciplinary tumour boards that consider genetics and lifestyle. The hospital's clinical research unit provides access to global innovations in cancer treatment. Its child-friendly environment and 24/7 paediatric care support young patients throughout their treatment journey.

Memorial Ataşehir Hospital in Istanbul offers full treatment for acute lymphoblastic leukemia, from diagnostics to stem cell transplant. Ultrasounds start from around A$400, brain MRI from A$1,000, and biopsies may cost up to A$3,100. Treatments include induction and consolidation chemotherapy, salvage regimens like FLAG-IDA, and stem cell transplantation. The hospital is JCI accredited with free airport transfers and interpreters for international patients. Dr Hakan Ismail Sari brings 27 years’ expertise in hematology at this centre.

Medical Park Antalya is the largest private hospital in the Mediterranean, with a dedicated oncology-bone marrow unit offering PET-CT, LINAC radiotherapy, and essential imaging services. Diagnostics start from around A$70 for tumour marker blood tests, with brain MRI and CT scans available. Bone marrow transplantation, a curative option, may cost around A$21,000–28,000, including the transplant procedure and hospital stay. The hospital holds an International Health Tourism Authorization Certificate and collaborates with 200+ insurance companies.