Sensorineural Hearing Loss Treatment Clinics Abroad — Page 4

Medipol Mega University Hospital is a JCI-accredited academic centre featuring 35 operating rooms. Audiometry tests start from around A$200 and full diagnostic packages are typically A$1,100. Specialist ENT consultations cost around A$300. Treatment options include cochlear implant placement, which ranges from around A$28,000 to A$56,000. These surgical packages generally cover 1–2 nights in hospital and a follow-up consultation. Professor Tolga Kandoğan leads the department and has published 28 articles in international medical journals. The hospital organises airport transfers and accommodation for Australians.

Professor Dr Abdulkadir Özgür specialises in cochlear implants and endoscopic ear surgery at JCI-accredited Liv Hospital Ulus. An ENT consultation starts from around A$200, while a comprehensive audiological assessment is around A$600. Temporal bone imaging packages typically range between A$1,100 and A$1,500. Cochlear implant surgery packages cost around A$39,700–42,000. These price points generally cover the Cochlear series 600 device, surgery, and a 2-night hospital stay. The clinic also provides free airport transfers and interpreter services for Australians travelling for care.

Bumrungrad International Hospital in Bangkok is a JCI-accredited 5-star centre known for personalised care and no waiting lists. Though it doesn't list specific sensorineural hearing loss treatments or pricing, the hospital offers advanced tech support like IBM Watson for customised plans. Over 150 interpreters and VIP transfers make it easy for Australians to navigate treatment. Patients can also access embassy assistance, single or double rooms, and a prayer room for added comfort during their stay.

Estophia Hospital in Istanbul offers treatment for sensorineural hearing loss starting with consultations from around A$160 for a personalised treatment plan. The main option is cochlear implant placement, which typically costs between A$30,800 and A$35,000. This surgical procedure helps restore hearing by implanting a cochlear device. Professor Fehmi Döner specialises in ENT and focuses on this condition, bringing extensive academic qualifications from Turkish medical universities. The clinic primarily serves international patients seeking private care.