Neurological Rehabilitation Clinics Abroad — Page 13

Istanbul Okan University Hospital offers multidisciplinary individual treatment programs in neurological rehabilitation. The private medical centre has its own research centre and laboratory to support advanced diagnostics and therapy. Treatment may cost around A$11,000–A$24,000, depending on the case. The hospital has 250 beds, 41 departments, and is close to Istanbul’s International Airport. Interpreter assistance and strong support for international patients add extra ease for Australians seeking care.

Bangkok Hospital Pattaya's Brain and Neuroscience Center leads neurological rehabilitation on Thailand's East coast. The clinic, part of a 30-hospital network, treats over 400,000 patients annually from 150 countries. It holds JCI accreditation and won the Prime Minister's Export Award for top medical care to international patients. Neurological rehabilitation may cost around A$10,000–A$22,000 for treatment abroad, reflecting quality and extensive international experience.

SALUSS Medical Group treats over 600 international patients yearly across two clinics in Istanbul and Antalya. The group holds National Healthcare Accreditation, reflecting high treatment safety and quality. Neurological Rehabilitation may cost around A$8,400–A$16,200, covering care in award-winning facilities. The Antalya clinic sits just 1.5 km from the beach and 20 km from the airport, offering a pleasant recovery environment in Turkey’s scenic south coast.

Sikarin Hospital handles around 700 patients daily across 17 specialised centres, including neurological rehab. The clinic’s 128-slice CT scanner and MRI provide detailed diagnostics. Located just 30 minutes from Bangkok’s main airport, it offers free airport transfers and English language help for Australian patients. Neurological Rehabilitation there typically costs around A$10,000–A$22,000, though pricing varies by case. This makes it a convenient choice for Aussies seeking thorough, accessible care abroad.