Thirty-six clinical departments, each with its own physicians, nursing teams and technology, working as one hospital group in Türkiye. Find the unit closest to your need, then tell us about your case: the unit reviews your records before you travel, free of charge and without obligation.
A medical unit is a clinical department of the Acıbadem healthcare group: the physicians, nurses, technologies and protocols organised around one field of medicine. The units on this page are present across the group's JCI-accredited hospitals and its 45+ hospitals and clinics in Türkiye, and they share laboratories, imaging, intensive care and a single international patient team.
For a patient abroad this matters in a practical way. Your records are directed to the unit that matches your condition; when a condition crosses fields, the units meet at a scheduled board and issue one combined plan. Treatment decisions are made with the treating physician after your records are reviewed, and the plan names the hospital, the physician and the cost before you book anything.
Each unit is described briefly below. For your own case, use the WhatsApp button or request a written plan through the form; a coordinator directs your message to the unit.
Medical oncologists plan and deliver chemotherapy, targeted therapy, immunotherapy and hormone treatment for solid tumours and blood cancers. Every case is discussed at a tumour board with surgeons, radiation oncologists, pathologists and radiologists so that the treatment sequence is agreed before the first cycle.
Radiation oncology plans and delivers external-beam radiotherapy and brachytherapy with image guidance. Physicists and dosimetrists prepare each plan around the tumour and the organs beside it, and the unit works with medical oncology and surgery so that radiotherapy fits the overall cancer plan.
The hematology unit diagnoses and treats leukaemia, lymphoma, myeloma, anaemia and clotting disorders. Autologous and allogeneic stem-cell transplantation is carried out in dedicated transplant wards with laboratory, infection-control and transfusion support built around the patient.
Breast health brings screening, diagnostic imaging, biopsy, breast surgery, reconstruction and oncology into one pathway. Benign conditions and cancer are both managed here, with a single coordinator so that imaging, pathology and the treatment decision follow each other without gaps.
Cardiology evaluates chest pain, rhythm disorders, heart failure and valve disease with echocardiography, stress testing, cardiac MRI and CT. Interventional cardiologists perform angiography, stenting, structural valve procedures and ablation in catheter laboratories that work alongside cardiac surgery.
Cardiovascular surgeons perform coronary bypass, valve repair and replacement, aortic surgery and procedures for congenital heart disease, including minimally invasive and robot-assisted approaches where suitable. Dedicated cardiac intensive care and rehabilitation teams support the patient before and after the operation.
Neurology assesses stroke, epilepsy, movement disorders, multiple sclerosis, headache, neuromuscular disease and memory problems. Diagnostic EEG, EMG, sleep studies and advanced MRI are read in-house, and stroke units, epilepsy monitoring and neuro-rehabilitation continue the care beyond the first consultation.
Neurosurgery treats brain tumours, spinal disorders, cerebrovascular disease, hydrocephalus and functional conditions such as movement disorders. Surgeons operate with intraoperative navigation, neuromonitoring and, where indicated, awake or minimally invasive techniques, and plan each case together with neurology and radiation oncology.
Orthopedics covers joint replacement, arthroscopic sports surgery, spine, hand, foot and ankle, pediatric orthopedics and fracture care. Physiotherapy is planned with the surgical team, and robotic and navigation systems are used for selected knee and hip procedures.
The transplant unit performs living-donor liver and kidney transplantation and, within the national programme, deceased-donor procedures. Hepatology, nephrology, anaesthesia, immunology and transplant coordinators work as one team, and donor evaluation is completed before any date is set.
Robot-assisted surgery is offered in urology, gynecology, general and thoracic surgery, cardiac surgery and ENT. The decision to use the robot is taken by the operating surgeon for the individual case; the unit's role is to provide the trained teams and equipment behind that decision.
General surgery manages conditions of the abdomen, digestive tract, thyroid, breast and hernia, using laparoscopic and open techniques. Hepato-pancreato-biliary and colorectal surgery are organised as sub-teams, and complex cases are discussed with gastroenterology and oncology beforehand.
Bariatric surgery evaluates patients with obesity and related metabolic conditions for sleeve gastrectomy, gastric bypass and revision procedures. Endocrinology, nutrition and psychology are part of the assessment, and structured follow-up continues after the patient returns home.
Gastroenterology investigates and treats disorders of the oesophagus, stomach, bowel, liver, pancreas and bile ducts. Endoscopy suites offer diagnostic and therapeutic procedures such as ERCP, endoscopic ultrasound and polypectomy, and hepatology follows chronic liver disease with the transplant team when needed.
Urology treats prostate, kidney, bladder and testicular conditions, stones, incontinence and male reproductive health. Laser stone treatment, endoscopic and robot-assisted procedures are performed in the unit, and uro-oncology cases are planned with medical and radiation oncology.
Nephrology follows chronic kidney disease, hypertension, glomerular disease and electrolyte disorders, and runs dialysis programmes for patients who need them. The unit prepares candidates for kidney transplantation and continues their care after the procedure together with the transplant surgeons.
Gynecology and obstetrics covers routine and high-risk pregnancy, delivery, gynecological surgery, endometriosis, fibroids and menopause care. Minimally invasive and robot-assisted procedures are available, and gynecologic oncology cases are managed together with the cancer units.
The IVF unit assesses couples and individuals for fertility treatment and provides ovulation induction, intrauterine insemination, IVF and ICSI with embryology laboratories on site. Treatment follows Turkish regulations; the unit explains what is and is not permitted before any plan is made.
Pediatrics cares for newborns, children and adolescents across general pediatrics and its subspecialties, including cardiology, neurology, oncology, endocrinology and gastroenterology. Neonatal and pediatric intensive care units support the wards, and families are involved in every decision.
Ophthalmology treats cataract, refractive errors, glaucoma, retinal disease, corneal conditions and oculoplastic problems. Laser vision correction, lens implantation and vitreoretinal surgery are performed in dedicated eye theatres, with diagnostic imaging of the retina and optic nerve on site.
ENT manages hearing loss, sinus and nasal disease, voice and swallowing disorders, head and neck tumours and sleep-related breathing problems. Endoscopic sinus surgery, cochlear implantation, rhinoplasty and thyroid surgery are among the procedures the unit performs.
Dermatology diagnoses and treats skin, hair and nail disease, from psoriasis and eczema to skin cancer screening and mole surgery. Phototherapy, laser treatment and cosmetic dermatology are provided in the same unit, and suspicious lesions are handled with pathology and plastic surgery.
Plastic surgery covers aesthetic procedures of the face, breast and body as well as reconstruction after cancer, trauma or congenital conditions. Each consultation reviews expectations and health status first; the surgical plan, hospital stay and recovery period are set out in writing.
Endocrinology follows diabetes, thyroid disease, osteoporosis, adrenal and pituitary disorders and obesity. Diagnostic hormone testing and nuclear medicine imaging are available in-house, and the unit works with surgery when a thyroid or adrenal condition needs an operation.
Pulmonology evaluates asthma, COPD, interstitial lung disease, lung nodules, sleep apnoea and chronic cough. Lung function testing, bronchoscopy with endobronchial ultrasound and sleep laboratories support diagnosis, and lung cancer cases are discussed with thoracic surgery and oncology.
Thoracic surgery treats lung, chest wall, mediastinal and oesophageal conditions, including lung cancer resection, with video-assisted and robot-assisted techniques where suitable. Pre-operative assessment is shared with pulmonology and anaesthesia, and recovery is planned with physiotherapy.
Rheumatology diagnoses and treats rheumatoid arthritis, spondyloarthritis, lupus, vasculitis, Behçet's disease and other autoimmune conditions. Biologic and targeted therapies are prescribed and monitored in the unit, and joint problems are handled together with orthopedics and physical medicine.
Physical medicine and rehabilitation restores function after surgery, stroke, spinal cord injury and sports injury and treats chronic musculoskeletal pain. Physiotherapists, occupational therapists and physicians set goals together, and programmes can continue as home exercise plans after discharge.
Dental units provide implantology, prosthodontics, orthodontics, periodontology, oral surgery and aesthetic dentistry under one roof, with 3D imaging and digital planning. Treatment schedules are compressed sensibly for visiting patients without shortening the healing time the procedure needs.
Nuclear medicine performs PET/CT, bone, thyroid, cardiac and renal scans, and delivers radionuclide therapies such as radioactive iodine and targeted treatments for selected cancers. Results are reported to the referring unit so that staging and treatment decisions can follow without delay.
Radiology provides MRI, CT, ultrasound, mammography and interventional procedures such as biopsy, drainage and vascular treatment. Sub-specialised radiologists read neuro, body, breast and musculoskeletal studies, and images are shared with the treating unit on the same day.
Check-up programmes combine laboratory tests, imaging and specialist consultations into a single visit, with packages arranged by age, sex and risk. A physician reviews all results with the patient at the end and refers any finding that needs attention to the relevant unit.
Pain management treats chronic back and neck pain, neuropathic pain, cancer pain and headache with medication, nerve blocks, radiofrequency procedures and spinal cord stimulation. Anaesthesiologists trained in algology lead the unit and work with neurosurgery, orthopedics and rehabilitation.
Psychiatry and clinical psychology assess and treat depression, anxiety, sleep and eating disorders and adjustment to serious illness. Psychotherapy, medication and, where appropriate, neuromodulation are offered, and psychological support is available to patients in other units during treatment.
Hair transplantation with FUE and DHI techniques is planned after a consultation that reviews donor area, hair loss pattern and general health. The procedure, aftercare and the expected timeline of growth are explained in writing, and follow-up continues after the patient returns home.
Infectious diseases specialists manage complex infections, hepatitis B and C, HIV, travel-related illness and infection control across the hospitals. The unit advises surgical teams on prophylaxis and treats post-operative infections in coordination with microbiology laboratories.
WhatsApp or the form, in your language. Reports help, but a short description is enough to start.
A coordinator sends your file to the matching unit; joint cases go to a board meeting.
Hospital, physician, treatment steps and an itemised cost estimate, free and without obligation.
Transfers, interpreter and accommodation guidance are arranged; follow-up continues after you return home.
Leave your details and a line about your situation. A coordinator replies within 24 hours, tells you which documents the unit needs and sends the written plan once the physician has reviewed them.
Reply within 24 hours. Your details are used only to answer your request.
A medical unit is a clinical department: the physicians, nurses, technologies and protocols organised around one field of medicine, such as cardiology or orthopedics. When you contact Acıbadem Health Point, your records go to the unit that matches your condition, and that unit's physician prepares your treatment plan.
You do not need to decide. Send your reports or describe your situation by WhatsApp or through the form; the patient coordination team identifies the right unit and, when a condition involves more than one field, arranges a joint review.
Yes. A remote review of your medical records by the relevant unit is free and carries no obligation. You receive a written treatment plan and a cost estimate, and you decide whether to travel only after reading them.
Most units are present in several Acıbadem hospitals. The hospital is chosen for your case according to the physician, the technology needed and your travel plans, and it is named in the treatment plan before you book anything.
The Acıbadem group operates JCI-accredited hospitals and 45+ hospitals and clinics in Türkiye. Accreditation is held at hospital level; the treatment plan states the hospital where your unit will treat you so that you can check its accreditation.
Cases such as cancer, transplantation or complex spine problems are reviewed by more than one unit at a scheduled board meeting. You receive one combined plan with a single coordinator rather than separate opinions to reconcile yourself.
The international patient team provides 24/7 multilingual coordination and interpreter support during hospital visits. Consultations, consent discussions and written documents are explained in a language you understand.
Choose the unit that seems closest to your need on this page and send a message on WhatsApp, or fill in the form with a short description of your situation. A coordinator replies within 24 hours to tell you which documents are needed for the review.
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