Immunotherapy Clinics Abroad — Page 6

Bumrungrad International Hospital was the first in Asia to earn JCI accreditation, a top safety mark for international patients. Immunotherapy may cost around A$11,000–A$21,000, with AI-based planning via IBM Watson reducing errors and tailoring treatment. The hospital hosts over 1 million patients yearly, with half from overseas including many Australians. English-speaking staff, 150+ interpreters, and visa support ease the medical journey. It also works closely with US cancer centres to enhance care quality.

Estophia Hospital provides a targeted immunotherapy program that includes a full PET-CT diagnostic scan and an oncologist consultation. The clinic re-evaluates pathology reports and immune status to ensure treatment suitability. The program typically costs around A$3,500–A$30,800 depending on the specific medication requirements. This price generally covers all necessary pre-treatment tests, immunotherapy application, and daily patient rooms. The hospital organises airport transfers for international patients. Prof Dr Berin Pehlivanioglu leads the oncological assessments for each individual case.

Emsey Hospital holds JCI accreditation and operates the region's largest bone marrow transplantation unit. Associate Professor Serap Kaya leads the oncology department, focusing on lung, breast, and colorectal cases. A single immunotherapy session typically costs around A$6,300. The hospital also offers a diagnostic package for approximately A$7,700, including PET-CT scans and genetic testing. Packages generally cover airport transfers, in-hospital interpreters, and English medical reports. Patients receive a private room with meals and accommodation for a companion included to help with the recovery process.

Ewha Womans University Medical Center is a JCI-accredited women-only hospital with expert cancer and robotic surgery care. It uses the latest da Vinci robot and 128-slice PET/CT scans to detect tiny tumours and perform precise surgery. This clinic pioneered single-incision robotic gynecological procedures to minimise scarring. Immunotherapy there may cost around A$15,000 to A$28,000. Founded in 1887, it’s tied to South Korea's largest women’s university and has won top national service quality awards for 3 years running.

SALUSS Medical Group has locations in Istanbul and Antalya, Turkey. Since 2001, it has treated patients from 52 countries across five continents. The clinic offers over 20 treatments across 10 specialties, with hair transplants, aesthetic surgeries, and dental care as its core strengths.

• Over 600 patients choose SALUSS each year. Hair transplant success rate is 95%.
• Offers FUE, DHI, and robotic hair transplants plus PRP therapy for hair loss.
• Certified by the Turkish Medical Association and an official Straumann dental implant provider.
• Package prices include procedure, accommodation, airport transfers, and local sightseeing tours.
• Antalya location is 1.5 km from the beach and 20 km from the international airport.

Private Koru Ankara Hospital is a JCI-accredited centre with a Bone Marrow Transplantation unit supporting immunotherapy treatments. The hospital treats 350,000 patients yearly and uses Gamma Knife plus Da Vinci robotic surgery. Immunotherapy may cost around A$7,000–A$11,000. Services include free second opinions, 24/7 multilingual support, interpretation, and complimentary airport transfers for international patients. The hospital’s International Patient Relations Department has experience with patients from 62 countries, including Australia.