Cyberknife Clinics Abroad — Page 4

Medicana International Izmir Hospital is a private hospital in Izmir, Turkey. It serves both local and international patients across multiple medical fields. The hospital is part of the Medicana Healthcare Group, a well-known network in the country.

• Located in Izmir, a major city on Turkey's Aegean coast.
• Part of the Medicana chain, which operates hospitals in several Turkish cities.
• Accepts international patients and offers support for travel arrangements.

Asan Medical Center is South Korea's largest multidisciplinary centre, treating up to 2,700 patients at once. CyberKnife treatment there may cost around A$7,000–A$13,200, typically including free airport transfer from Incheon, accommodation in 1- or 2-bed wards, and personal coordinator support for international patients. The centre also hosts advanced tech like GammaKnife and Da Vinci robotic systems, offering a broad range of diagnostics and treatments in a large, well-equipped facility in Seoul.

Severance Hospital is JCI certified and handles 40,000 surgeries each year, including robotic radiosurgery with CyberKnife. The Cancer Center uses advanced imaging like CT, MRI, PET, and IMRT for precise treatment. It collaborates with Anderson Cancer Center and Johns Hopkins University for top cancer care. CyberKnife treatment there may cost around A$6,700–A$13,200, though prices can vary depending on the case and inclusions.

Apollo Hospital Indraprastha is part of the largest medical network in South Asia, with 64 hospitals and 9 specialised cancer centres using advanced tech like TrueBeam STx radiotherapy and da Vinci robotic systems. CyberKnife treatment there typically runs around A$7,000–A$13,200. The JCI-accredited hospital offers English-speaking staff, comfortable private rooms, and onsite hotels—ideal for Australian patients needing longer stays. Apollo Diagnostic Centre is also recognised as India’s best for accuracy in cancer care.

Medanta Hospital is a large, JCI-accredited medical complex in Gurgaon, India, with 1250 beds and 45 operating theatres. CyberKnife treatment there may cost around A$7,000–A$13,200, depending on specifics. The hospital was the first in India to introduce robotic surgeries in cardiac and urology specialties. It’s conveniently located 18 km from New Delhi's international airport, with metro and taxi access plus several nearby hotels to suit Australian patients’ needs.

Acibadem Health Group operates 20 JCI-accredited hospitals across four countries, offering CyberKnife robotic radiosurgery with 1 mm accuracy. Care aligns with US standards through partnerships with Harvard Medical International and Massachusetts General Hospital. For Australians, the clinic provides free remote consultations, airport pick-up, multilingual interpreters, and free transfers. The CyberKnife procedure there may cost around A$9,300, including advanced tech use and international patient support services.