Parkinson's Disease Treatment Clinics Abroad — Page 7

Liv Hospital Ulus operates a dedicated Neurological Sciences Centre with a 91% survival rate for complex cases. Consultations with a neurologist or neurosurgeon start from around A$200. Diagnostic brain imaging for surgical planning typically costs around A$1,100–1,200. Deep brain stimulation packages are around A$33,600–36,400. This comprehensive price covers the neurostimulator device, bilateral surgery, interpreter services, and airport transfers. Professor Erdal Karaöz leads regenerative research at the clinic after completing a fellowship at Harvard University. The hospital is JCI-accredited and sits 30 minutes from the airport.

Bumrungrad International Hospital is a JCI-accredited centre and ranks among the top 30 most technologically advanced clinics globally. The dedicated neuroscience department manages Parkinson's disease with no waiting lists. Diagnostic options include ultrasound starting from around A$200 and CT scans typically running A$400–800. Single-area MRI scans are around A$900 and spinal cord MRI is around A$2,200. The hospital provides VIP airport transfers and features 150 interpreters to support the regular flow of Australian patients.

Professor Bekir Tugcu leads the functional neurosurgery programme at Estophia Hospital, focusing on Deep Brain Stimulation (DBS). Diagnostic CT scans start from around A$400, while a specialized MRI typically runs A$400–1,400. The DBS surgery package costs around A$25,200–32,200. This comprehensive rate covers the neurostimulator system, surgeon fees, and preoperative tests. It also includes 3 nights in hospital and 7 nights in a 5-star hotel. Local transfers and accommodation for an accompanying person are built into the price to support international patients.

Emsey Hospital holds JCI accreditation and treats over 20,500 international patients annually. A diagnostic package starts from around A$1,200 and includes a neurosurgeon consultation, brain MRI, and 5 nights' hotel stay. Deep brain stimulation (DBS) packages typically run A$35,000–40,600, covering the surgery, hospital stay, airport transfers, and interpreter services. Regulated stem cell therapy sessions are also available for around A$7,700–14,000 each. The hospital provide all medical reports in English to ensure clear communication for Australians returning home.