Herniated Disk Treatment Clinics Abroad — Page 13

Global Hospital Chennai offers herniated disc surgery typically running from around A$6,500 to A$11,000. The clinic holds NABH and NABL accreditations, promising trusted high-quality care. It’s equipped with the Da Vinci robot and 3 Tesla Silent MRI, supporting precise diagnostics and surgery. Interpreter and airport transfer services are available for Australian patients, making the journey smoother. The hospital is 16 km from Chennai International Airport, combining advanced tech with easy access for overseas treatment.

Romatem Hospitals for Physical Therapy and Rehabilitation in Bursa offers a range of non-surgical treatments for herniated disk. Daily stays may cost around A$600–800 and include meals, medicines, exams, transfers, translation, and nutritionist support. Treatments use advanced equipment like Lokomat for robotic rehabilitation, decompression therapy, laser therapy, and extracorporeal shock wave therapy. The clinic is one of Turkey’s largest rehab centres and has modern five-star hotel style apartments, serving over 5,000 patients annually.

Istanbul Okan University Hospital offers advanced surgical treatments for herniated disk starting with diagnostics like MRI revision from around A$100. Surgical options include laminectomy at approximately A$4,800–5,600 and disc removal with preoperative diagnostics costing around A$8,800–10,400. Prices typically cover hospital stay, anaesthesia, and diagnostics. The clinic has over 100 internationally recognised doctors and modern facilities, including 10 operating theatres and a research centre. It’s close to Istanbul International Airport and provides interpreter assistance for Australian patients.