Asthma Treatment Clinics Abroad — Page 6

Manipal Hospitals in Bangalore is JCI, ISO 9001 and NABH accredited with 50+ years of healthcare experience and 600 beds. It offers multidisciplinary care across 60 specialties to over 2 million patients yearly. Though no specific asthma treatments are listed, patients benefit from strong support including airport pickup and English-speaking staff. The hospital is recognised as Bangalore's Best Hospital for 6 consecutive years, ensuring reliable care within a large, experienced medical group serving international patients.

Ento Surgical Medical Center in İzmir offers a Premium Check up for asthma and other respiratory conditions, typically costing around A$2,400 to A$4,800. The clinic stands out with over 23 years of multi-specialty experience and advanced endoscopic surgical techniques, although it currently focuses on diagnostics rather than treatments for asthma. It caters to patients from Australia and beyond, prioritising patient satisfaction and comprehensive care beyond just asthma. This centre is a solid option for diagnostic clarity and broader respiratory health assessments.

Severance Hospital in Seoul is a JCI-accredited centre linked to Yonsei University and top US hospitals. The clinic treats many cases annually with advanced robotic surgery experience, boasting over 4,000 Da Vinci procedures. Its paediatric clinic teams with Children's Hospital of Philadelphia, supporting childhood asthma care. The hospital handles 1.6 million outpatients and 40,000 operations every year. It’s also recognised among Newsweek's World's Best Hospitals, making it a trusted choice for Australians seeking treatment abroad.

Soon Chun Hyang University Hospital specialises in advanced diagnostic imaging for respiratory diseases including asthma. Diagnostics start from around A$100 for revision of MRI results. More detailed scans like CT of the chest typically run A$700–1,000 and MRI of the chest costs around A$1,000–1,300. The hospital has a dedicated centre for allergic respiratory diseases in children and uses 3.0T MRI and TOMO therapy technology to support accurate diagnosis and management. The international department serves over 15,000 patients worldwide since 1999.