Chronic Pain Treatment Clinics Abroad — Page 8

Severance Hospital in Seoul is JCI-accredited and part of Yonsei University’s multidisciplinary international clinic. Neurologist consultations start from around A$80, while MRI scans may cost between A$1,260 and A$1,400. The hospital offers a specialised rehabilitation program targeting chronic pain syndromes after spine surgery and stroke, focusing on managing pain and improving function. Advanced options like robotic surgery and radiosurgery are also available for tumor-related pain. Severance serves 1.6 million outpatients annually in a modern, well-equipped setting.

Apollo Hospital Indraprastha is JCI-accredited and part of South Asia’s largest medical network with 64 hospitals. It welcomes over 1,000,000 international patients yearly and has English-speaking staff to help Aussies feel at ease. Complex diagnostics for Parkinson's disease-related chronic pain start from around A$1,400 using state-of-the-art equipment in their well-developed centre. While treatment options aren't listed, the focus on advanced neurological diagnostics ensures precise evaluation for chronic pain management.

Fortis Gurgaon specialises in advanced treatment for chronic pain, using CyberKnife radiosurgery and Da Vinci robotic surgery to target problems precisely with minimal damage. Procedures include non-invasive stereotactic radiosurgery, minimally invasive robotic surgery via small incisions, and neurosurgical interventions guided by neuronavigation. The hospital holds NABH and NABL accreditations, ensuring quality care and diagnostics. International patients can access personal coordinators, airport transfers, and a range of accommodation options, all near Indira Gandhi International Airport.

Acibadem Health Group follows strict JCI standards and partners with Harvard Medical International and Massachusetts General Hospital. Their 20+ centres across four countries offer advanced tech like Da Vinci robotic system, GammaKnife, and CyberKnife. Free remote consultations provide tailored treatment plans. Australian patients get interpreters, airport transfers, and accommodation discounts. The group specialises in neurology and orthopaedics, including spinal procedures linked to chronic pain relief. Comfort and support are part of the deal, with private rooms, free meals, and fast transfer options, including air ambulance.

Soon Chun Hyang University Hospital in Seoul uses high-tech equipment like PET-CT, Multi-slice CT, and 3.0T MRI for diagnosing chronic pain. Diagnostics start with MRI result revision at around A$140 and go up to brain MRI that may cost around A$1,900. The hospital treats over 15,000 international patients yearly, including many Australians. Its multidisciplinary approach covers 30 departments, and staff assist with travel and bookings for smooth treatment coordination.