Polycystic Kidney Disease Treatment Clinics Abroad — Page 6

Artemis Hospitals in Gurgaon is a JCI-accredited centre licensed for renal transplants, with over 1,000,000 surgeries done since 2007. It’s the first licensed renal transplant centre in Haryana and has won a WHO award. The hospital offers full kidney care and transplant expertise. Australian patients benefit from interpreter services, visa help, and travel support provided by an International Department with 40 staff. This makes it easier for Aussies seeking treatment for complex kidney conditions.

Medipol Bahçelievler University Hospital in Istanbul is JCI accredited and offers advanced imaging like PET-CT with ultra HD technology. Diagnostics for Polycystic kidney disease start from a paediatric check-up at around A$400, with premium check-ups reaching about A$4,100. Treatments include mini-percutaneous nephrolithotomy for managing kidney stones and robotic Da Vinci surgery for precise, minimally invasive procedures. The hospital has 14 high-tech operating rooms, 24/7 emergency services, and supports international patients with translators and intensive care facilities.

TEMOS-accredited Biruni University Hospital in Istanbul offers specialised consultations for polycystic kidney disease. Diagnostics start from around A$240 for a urologist consultation, including creation of a treatment plan. The hospital’s new 80,000 m² campus features 15 operating rooms with a hybrid setup and an advanced interventional radiology department to support complex kidney care. It regularly treats international patients, including Australians, using modern imaging and treatment planning technologies.

Asan Medical Center in Seoul is South Korea’s top kidney transplant hospital, renowned for pioneering multi-organ transplants since 1992. It leads in kidney transplant volume and success rates, offering open and robotic surgeries with da Vinci systems. Combined kidney-pancreas and kidney-liver transplants are available, supported by multidisciplinary teams. Australians benefit from free airport transfers and a personal coordinator throughout treatment. The hospital holds ISO and KOIHA accreditations and runs an International Center for ongoing patient support.

Gangnam Severance Hospital is a JCI-accredited university hospital in Seoul’s Gangnam district. It was the first in Asia to use the da Vinci Robotic System for minimally invasive surgeries. The hospital offers free interpreter services and airport transfers for bills over A$4,400. International patients benefit from rapid diagnosis and treatment start, supported by advanced diagnostics like PET-CT and Tomotherapy. The International Healthcare Center provides one-stop service, making it easier to manage care from abroad.

Medicana Sivas Hospital treats over 110,000 patients each year in Sivas. It operates 35 departments with a staff of 86 specialists. The hospital is part of a trusted national healthcare network.

• Patients come from across the region for general surgery and internal medicine.
• On-site diagnostic imaging and laboratory services support fast diagnosis.
• Private patient rooms offer comfort and privacy during recovery.

Manipal Hospitals in Bangalore is a JCI-accredited centre with over 50 years' experience and 600 beds. It offers multidisciplinary care including organ transplantation, useful for complex Polycystic kidney disease cases. The hospital serves over 2 million patients annually from 30 countries and provides strong support for international visitors, including airport pickup and accommodation help. While specific treatment prices aren’t listed, it’s known for large-scale patient care and appointment coordination tailored to international needs.

Severance Hospital in Seoul is a JCI-accredited centre performing over 40,000 operations annually. It offers advanced robotic surgery and radiosurgery for kidney treatments. The hospital serves 1.6 million outpatients a year and collaborates with American cancer centres to meet international standards. Consultation with a urologist typically starts from around A$80, making it an accessible first step for Australians seeking care for Polycystic kidney disease.