Chronic Pain Treatment Clinics Abroad — Page 7

Private Koru Ankara Hospital is a JCI-accredited facility equipped with advanced tech like Gamma Knife and the Da Vinci robotic system. The hospital handles 350,000 patients annually, including many international cases. It offers free medical second opinions and 24/7 multilingual support, plus complimentary airport transfers and interpretation services. With 301 beds and 13 operating rooms, it supports diverse specialties. Australian patients benefit from seamless care and strong international patient support while exploring treatment options.

MedConsult Bangkok Medical Clinic treats around 1,000 international patients annually, including Australians. It offers tailored care plans for chronic pain within a private multi-specialty centre that covers adults and children. The clinic combines expertise in plastic surgery, aesthetic medicine, and health screenings all under one roof. Their team of 8 doctors works in two dedicated departments, providing support across diverse patient needs without locking patients into one type of treatment. This makes it easy to get the right care in one place.

Medipol Bahçelievler University Hospital in Istanbul is JCI-accredited and offers advanced diagnostics for chronic pain, including MRI, CT, and Video-EEG monitoring. Ultrasound or CT scans typically start from around A$300, while brain biopsy, for complex cases, may cost around A$12,600. Non-surgical options like PRP injections, ozon therapy, dry needling, and cupping provide pain relief with minimal invasiveness. The hospital supports safe treatment with 24/7 emergency care and has translators for international patients.

Biruni University Hospital is a TEMOS-accredited centre with a new campus in Istanbul and modern facilities. Australians can access thorough diagnostics starting from ultrasound scans around A$200. Neurology consultation with a treatment plan may cost around A$240. MRI scans typically run between A$700 and A$1,300. The clinic offers a gastroenterological diagnostic program at about A$4,200, which includes endoscopy, biopsies, blood tests, and a 3-day hotel stay. The hospital works across multiple specialties for tailored chronic pain care.

Gachon University Gil Medical Center is a JCI-accredited hospital near Incheon International Airport with 24-hour emergency care. It offers advanced imaging including 3.0T MRI, PET-CT, and Dual Source CT. Diagnostic options for chronic pain start with ultrasound from around A$400 and go up to MRI of the spine cord at about A$2,100. The centre also features Korea’s first specialised brain health centre and modern wards for patient comfort.

Dr Mehmet Besir Surme has performed over 1,100 neurosurgical procedures and completed a specialised fellowship in Rome. The clinic operates within a certified medical centre in Eskisehir and provides VIP airport transfers from Istanbul. Spinal cord stimulation packages typically run A$30,800–39,200. These comprehensive rates generally cover the paddle electrode, stimulator, pre-op MRI scans, and up to 10 days of hospital stay. A multidisciplinary team including experts in algology and physical therapy evaluates every case. The medical staff are proficient in English and focus on advanced neuromodulation surgeries.

Medicana Sivas Hospital simplifies travel by including free domestic flights between Istanbul and Sivas for Australian patients. Professor Mustafa Gürelik manages the chronic pain unit, using MRI reviews to determine the best treatment path. Transforaminal epidural injection packages usually cost around A$1,100, covering the procedure and a day in hospital. For more severe cases, lumbar discectomy surgery typically runs A$4,000. These comprehensive packages include consultations, laboratory tests, radiological imaging, airport transfers, hotel booking support, and an interpreter.