Stomach Cancer Treatment Clinics Abroad — Page 14

Acibadem Altunizade Clinic operates from a LEED Platinum certified facility with a dedicated international support team. Consultations with an oncologist or gastroenterologist start from around A$170 to A$220. Diagnostic imaging like PET-CT typically runs A$1,200, while a tumor biopsy or gastrokolonoscopy is around A$4,900. Genetic screening may cost around A$2,100–4,900. A comprehensive stomach cancer program typically costs around A$14,000–28,000. This covers a full diagnostic workup and the subsequent treatment plan, providing clear cost expectations for Australian patients.

Medistanbul Hospital in Istanbul treats 90,000 patients yearly, including Australians. For stomach cancer, it offers important biopsy diagnostics starting from around A$1,300 for basic biopsy and up to A$2,000 for pancreas biopsy. While specific treatments for stomach cancer aren’t listed, the hospital supports thorough diagnosis with several biopsy options. It’s a multi-specialty centre known for handling international cases, making it a practical choice for Australians looking for cancer diagnostics overseas.

HEC Turkey is a JCI-accredited hospital in Istanbul with 49 departments. The clinic focuses on connecting patients with 102 specialists across a wide range of medical fields.

• Strongest areas include general surgery, orthopedics, and internal medicine.
• Joint Commission International accreditation for quality and patient safety.
• Free patient consultations offered before scheduling procedures.

EKOL International Hospitals is a multispecialty hospital in İzmir treating 500,000 patients annually. It holds ISO certification and the Turkish government's International Health Tourism Authorization Certificate.

• 100 physicians on staff.
• 25 medical departments covering a broad range of specialties.
• Accredited by the Turkish Medical Association.

Fortis Memorial Research Institute is a flagship 1,000-bed hospital within the Fortis Healthcare network, offering quaternary care for stomach cancer. The centre has international super-sub-specialists in oncology and specialty nurses experienced in managing complex cases. Its large 11-acre campus supports multidisciplinary care, providing access to thorough, coordinated treatment. While specific prices and treatments aren’t listed, patients can expect a top-level facility backed by broad oncology expertise.

Indraprastha Apollo Hospital in New Delhi is the first hospital in India with JCI accreditation since 2005, maintaining high clinical standards. It offers advanced technology for stomach cancer, including Da Vinci robotic surgery and NovalisTx radiotherapy systems. Diagnostics use PET-MR, PET-CT, 3 Tesla MRI, and 128 Slice CT scanners. The large tertiary care centre has 710 beds, experienced medical staff, a state-of-the-art blood bank, and NABL accredited labs for complex cancer treatments, supporting thorough and precise care.