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Medical Park Bahçelievler Hospital is a JCI-accredited, university-affiliated hospital on Istanbul’s European side, serving patients since 2007. The hospital has 242 beds, 10 operating theatres, a urology department and dedicated international patient coordination.

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Type
Hospital
City
Istanbul
Nearest airport
Istanbul Airport (IST)
Established
2007
Languages
Arabic, French, Russian, Romanian, Spanish

About Medical Park Bahçelievler Hospital

Medical Park Bahçelievler Hospital in Istanbul

Medical Park Bahçelievler Hospital is a multidisciplinary private hospital located in the Bahçelievler district on the European side of Istanbul, Türkiye. The hospital has been admitting patients since 2007 and operates in affiliation with Altınbaş University, giving it a university-hospital model alongside its role within the Medical Park Hospitals Group.

The hospital treats both patients living in Türkiye and people travelling to Istanbul for medical care. Its combination of inpatient wards, operating theatres, intensive-care units, diagnostic imaging, specialist outpatient clinics and an international patient coordination service allows medical and surgical treatment to be organised within one hospital environment.

For international patients researching Medical Park Bahcelievler Hospital, it is important to distinguish this facility from other Medical Park hospitals in Istanbul, including Medical Park Göztepe and other facilities within the wider Medical Park network. Medical Park Bahçelievler is the hospital located on Kültür Sokak in the Bahçelievler district.

Is Medical Park Bahçelievler a university hospital?

Yes. Medical Park states that the Bahçelievler hospital operates in affiliation with Altınbaş University and functions under a university-hospital model. The relationship is also reflected in the hospital's alternative name, Altınbaş University Hospital Medical Park Bahçelievler.

A university affiliation can be relevant when patients are comparing hospitals because it may provide access to physicians with academic appointments, multidisciplinary clinical teams and teaching or research infrastructure. It does not, however, mean that every doctor or every treatment at the hospital is part of an academic research programme.

Patients should therefore assess the qualifications and experience of the individual specialist performing their procedure, rather than relying on the hospital name alone.

For patients considering specialist andrology treatment, see our guide to verifying a surgeon before making a treatment decision.

Is Medical Park Bahçelievler JCI accredited?

Medical Park currently identifies Medical Park Bahçelievler Hospital as accredited by Joint Commission International (JCI). The Medical Park group's current quality-management information also specifically lists the Bahçelievler hospital among its hospitals that have undergone JCI accreditation.

JCI accreditation evaluates healthcare organisations against standards covering areas such as patient safety, clinical processes, medication management, infection control, facility management and organisational quality systems.

JCI accreditation should nevertheless be understood as a hospital-level quality credential. It does not replace the need to check the qualifications, registration, procedural experience and individual outcomes of the doctor who will be providing treatment.

Patients considering surgery abroad should verify both the hospital and the operating surgeon.

Medical Park Bahçelievler facilities and capacity

Medical Park's current hospital information describes a substantial multidisciplinary facility with approximately 30,000 square metres of healthcare space in a 19-storey hospital building.

The published hospital capacity includes:

  • 242 inpatient beds

  • 89 outpatient clinic rooms

  • 10 operating theatres

  • 24 neonatal incubators

  • 28 adult intensive-care beds

  • 6 paediatric intensive-care beds

  • 6 cardiovascular-surgery intensive-care beds

  • 12 cardiology intensive-care beds

Having operating theatres, inpatient wards and intensive-care capabilities within the same hospital is particularly relevant for patients travelling for procedures requiring general or spinal anaesthesia and postoperative observation.

Facilities and bed numbers may change as hospital services are reorganised, so patients arranging treatment should confirm the facilities specifically required for their operation before travelling.

Diagnostic technology at Medical Park Bahçelievler

The hospital's published infrastructure includes several advanced diagnostic and imaging technologies.

Medical Park identifies equipment including:

  • 3 Tesla MRI

  • 64-slice computed tomography

  • Digital angiography

  • Peripheral angiography

  • Four-dimensional ultrasound

Availability of individual imaging examinations depends on clinical indication and scheduling. Patients travelling for a particular procedure should confirm beforehand whether imaging or laboratory investigations need to be completed before arrival or will be performed at the hospital.

Urology at Medical Park Bahçelievler Hospital

Medical Park Bahçelievler has an active urology department, and Medical Park's current physician directory lists multiple urologists working at the hospital.

Urology covers diseases and disorders involving the male and female urinary systems as well as conditions affecting the male reproductive system. Depending on the expertise of the individual physician, urological care may include evaluation and treatment of prostate disorders, urinary problems, kidney and urinary-tract conditions, male reproductive disorders and sexual-health conditions.

Patients looking specifically for andrology or reconstructive urology treatment should confirm that the individual surgeon has relevant experience with the procedure they require. The presence of a urology department alone should not be interpreted as evidence that every specialist urological operation is routinely performed by every urologist at the hospital.

For example, penile prosthesis surgery requires different experience from routine prostate or urinary-stone surgery.

Patients researching implant treatment can read our detailed penile implant surgery guide and our information about erectile dysfunction.

Medical Park Bahçelievler and penile implant surgery

For a patient considering a penile implant, the hospital where surgery is performed is only one component of the treatment decision.

The most important questions include:

  • Which surgeon will perform the operation?

  • How frequently does that surgeon perform penile prosthesis surgery?

  • Which implant manufacturer and model will be used?

  • Is the implant supplied through an authorised distribution channel?

  • Who manages postoperative complications?

  • Is revision surgery available if required?

  • How long should the patient remain in Istanbul after surgery?

  • What postoperative follow-up is included?

Andrology Abroad maintains separate information about penile implant surgery, including the differences between inflatable and malleable devices.

Only connect this hospital page to penile implant surgery in the CMS if your operational records confirm that the quoted surgeon performs the procedure at Medical Park Bahçelievler.

Peyronie's disease and reconstructive urology

Patients with penile curvature or Peyronie's disease may require considerably more specialised assessment than a general urology consultation.

Depending on erectile function, degree and type of curvature, penile length and the presence of complex deformities such as hourglass narrowing or hinge instability, surgical options can differ significantly.

Treatment may include procedures such as penile plication, plaque incision and grafting or penile prosthesis implantation combined with curvature correction.

Patients researching these conditions can review:

Peyronie's disease surgery

Penile plication surgery

Plaque incision and grafting

Penile prosthesis with Peyronie's correction

Whether a particular operation can be performed at Medical Park Bahçelievler depends on the operating surgeon, clinical indication and hospital arrangements.

Male infertility and urological care

Medical Park Bahçelievler also includes urology and IVF services among its hospital specialties.

For men undergoing infertility assessment, treatment may involve several specialties rather than a single department. Depending on the diagnosis, evaluation may include semen analysis, hormonal testing, ultrasound, genetic investigations and assessment for obstructive or non-obstructive azoospermia.

When surgical sperm retrieval is required, the technique should be chosen according to the cause of infertility rather than simply according to availability.

Andrology Abroad provides dedicated information on micro-TESE and other sperm-retrieval procedures for patients comparing treatment options.

International patient services at Medical Park Bahçelievler

Medical Park operates an International Patient Center for patients travelling to Türkiye for treatment.

The group states that international-patient coordination can include assistance before arrival, throughout treatment and during available follow-up. Services include medical and logistical coordination rather than only hospital appointment booking.

Medical coordination

International patients may receive assistance with:

  • arranging consultations with appropriate departments and physicians;

  • sharing medical records for review;

  • coordinating second-opinion services where available;

  • receiving a proposed treatment plan;

  • obtaining an approved treatment cost estimate;

  • arranging diagnostic appointments;

  • treatment documentation; and

  • available post-treatment follow-up coordination.

Travel coordination

Medical Park's International Patient Center also lists support for:

  • visa invitation letters and relevant travel guidance;

  • airport and hospital transfer coordination;

  • assistance identifying hotels or apartments;

  • interpreter support during relevant consultations and procedures; and

  • coordination with international insurers or assistance companies where applicable.

The availability and cost of each service should be confirmed in writing before travel because travel arrangements can vary by treatment package and patient.

Interpreter and language support

Medical Park states that professional language assistance is available for international patients and that interpreter services can be provided in person, by telephone or through video services. The group reports interpreter support across more than 20 languages.

Its International Patient Center currently publishes dedicated contact teams for several languages, including:

  • English

  • Arabic

  • French

  • Russian

  • Romanian

  • Albanian

  • Serbian

  • Bosnian

  • Croatian

  • Georgian

  • Bulgarian

Additional languages are listed through Medical Park's interpreter service.

Patients who require a particular language should request interpreter support before arriving at the hospital, especially when the interpreter will be needed for consent discussions or discharge instructions.

Patient rooms and hospital amenities

Published Medical Park information describes patient accommodation designed for both medical needs and patient comfort.

Hospital amenities reported for the Bahçelievler facility include:

  • inpatient rooms;

  • internet access;

  • parking;

  • ATM facilities;

  • prayer facilities; and

  • café/restaurant services.

Patients travelling with a family member should ask whether an accompanying person can remain in the room overnight and whether additional accommodation charges apply.

Where is Medical Park Bahçelievler Hospital?

Medical Park Bahçelievler Hospital is located in the Bahçelievler district on Istanbul's European side.

The official hospital address is:

Bahçelievler Mahallesi, E-5 Karayolu / Kültür Sokak No:1, 34180 Bahçelievler, Istanbul, Türkiye.

The hospital is accessible by Istanbul's public transport network. Medical Park identifies Bahçelievler Metro and Bahçelievler Metrobus stations as public-transport options for reaching the facility.

International patients should plan airport transfers according to their actual arrival airport and traffic conditions rather than relying on older descriptions of the hospital's distance from Atatürk Airport.

What should international patients send before travelling?

Patients should avoid booking flights solely on the basis of a general procedure price.

Before travelling to Medical Park Bahçelievler for surgery, the treating team may need to review:

  • medical history;

  • current diagnoses;

  • previous operations;

  • medication list;

  • allergies;

  • recent blood tests;

  • radiology or ultrasound results;

  • operative reports from previous surgery;

  • photographs or specialist investigations when clinically appropriate; and

  • information about relevant chronic diseases.

The exact documentation depends on the proposed treatment.

After review, patients should request a written treatment plan identifying the treating physician, proposed procedure, expected hospital stay, estimated price and what is or is not included.

Questions to ask before booking treatment at Medical Park Bahçelievler

The hospital name should never be the only factor used to choose surgery abroad.

Before confirming treatment, ask:

Who is my surgeon?
Obtain the surgeon's full name and verify their professional credentials.

Where exactly will surgery take place?
Confirm that Medical Park Bahçelievler is the planned operating facility rather than another Medical Park hospital.

What procedure is being proposed?
The exact operation should appear in writing.

Which medical device will be implanted?
For prosthetic surgery, request the manufacturer and exact model before travelling.

How many nights will I stay in hospital?
The required inpatient stay varies according to procedure and medical condition.

What happens if a complication develops?
Ask who provides emergency and postoperative care.

What follow-up is included?
International patients should know how follow-up works after returning home.

What is excluded from the quote?
Clarify medications, additional diagnostic tests, blood products, extra hospital nights, revisions and treatment of unrelated medical conditions.

Medical Park Bahçelievler: key facts

Location: Bahçelievler, Istanbul, Türkiye
Side of Istanbul: European side
Opened: 2007
University affiliation: Altınbaş University
Accreditation: Joint Commission International (JCI)
Hospital beds: 242
Outpatient clinic rooms: 89
Operating theatres: 10
Adult ICU beds: 28
Urology department: Yes
International patients: Yes
International Patient Center: Yes
Interpreter support: Yes
Airport/hospital transfer coordination: Available through international patient services
Accommodation assistance: Available through international patient services


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Accreditations

International accreditation is the clearest sign a facility is held to a recognised standard. We list only what we could evidence.

Accreditation* Joint Commission International (JCI)
Issuer Joint Commission International

For international patients

What this facility arranges for patients travelling from abroad — so the logistics are one less thing to worry about.

Medical-record review coordination
Second-medical-opinion coordination where available
International appointment coordination
Treatment-plan coordination
Treatment cost estimate coordination
Visa invitation letters and travel guidance
Airport transfer coordination
Hospital transfer coordination
Hotel and apartment assistance
Interpreter and language assistance
International insurance coordination where applicable
Treatment documentation support
Post-treatment follow-up coordination

Procedures offered

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Both are effective, with published satisfaction rates of 67% for plication and 87–90%+ for grafting, though each carries a genuinely different, honest trade-off between simplicity, length preservation, and erectile function risk.Learn more →P-Shot for erectile dysfunctionThe P-Shot is a trademarked platelet-rich plasma (PRP) injection marketed for erectile dysfunction and penile enhancement. 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The surgeon exposes the epididymis under magnification, opens selected epididymal tubules and aspirates sperm-rich fluid for use with intracytoplasmic sperm injection (ICSI), often obtaining enough sperm for cryopreservation and future treatment cycles.Learn more →TESA — Testicular Sperm AspirationTesticular sperm aspiration (TESA) is a minimally invasive sperm retrieval procedure in which a needle is inserted through the scrotal skin directly into the testicle to aspirate seminiferous tissue and sperm for use with intracytoplasmic sperm injection (ICSI). It is most commonly used in men with obstructive azoospermia when sperm production is preserved but sperm cannot reach the ejaculate, and it may also be used as a backup when epididymal sperm retrieval is unsuccessful.Learn more →TESE — Testicular Sperm ExtractionTesticular sperm extraction (TESE) is a surgical sperm retrieval procedure in which a small incision is made in the testicle and testicular tissue containing seminiferous tubules is removed and examined for viable sperm. Retrieved sperm can be used fresh or cryopreserved for intracytoplasmic sperm injection (ICSI), and TESE may be used for obstructive azoospermia and selected cases of non-obstructive azoospermia, although Micro-TESE is generally preferred when sperm production is severely impaired.Learn more →Vasoepididymostomy — Microsurgical Epididymal BypassVasoepididymostomy is a complex microsurgical fertility procedure that connects the vas deferens directly to an epididymal tubule to bypass an epididymal blockage and restore the passage of sperm into the ejaculate. It is used for selected men with obstructive azoospermia, including some men undergoing vasectomy reversal when secondary epididymal obstruction prevents a standard vasovasostomy.Learn more →TURED — Transurethral Resection of the Ejaculatory DuctsTransurethral resection of the ejaculatory ducts (TURED) is an endoscopic procedure used to open blocked ejaculatory ducts in selected men with ejaculatory duct obstruction. The surgeon passes an instrument through the urethra and removes or incises obstructing tissue near the ejaculatory ducts, with the goal of restoring semen flow, improving semen parameters and potentially improving fertility.Learn more →Adult Buried Penis ReconstructionAdult buried penis reconstruction is a reconstructive urological procedure that exposes and restores a normally developed penis that has become hidden beneath suprapubic fat, excess skin, scar tissue, lymphedema or diseased genital tissue. Surgery is individualized and may combine release of scar tissue, removal of excess suprapubic tissue, penile fixation and replacement of unhealthy penile skin with a skin graft to improve urination, hygiene, sexual function and quality of life.Learn more →Adult CircumcisionAdult circumcision is a surgical procedure that removes part or all of the foreskin covering the glans penis. It is commonly performed to treat adult phimosis, recurrent paraphimosis, chronic foreskin inflammation or scarring, and can relieve pain, improve hygiene and prevent recurrent foreskin-related complications.Learn more →FrenuloplastyFrenuloplasty is a minor reconstructive penile procedure used to lengthen or release a short or tight frenulum that causes pain, tearing or restricted foreskin movement. The surgeon makes a controlled incision in the frenulum and closes it in a way that increases flexibility while preserving the foreskin and glans anatomy.Learn more →SpermatocelectomySpermatocelectomy is a surgical procedure used to remove a spermatocele, a benign fluid-filled cyst that develops in the epididymis, usually near the upper part of the testicle. Surgery is generally considered when the cyst causes persistent pain, discomfort, pressure, significant enlargement or bothersome scrotal asymmetry.Learn more →Adult Orchidopexy for Undescended TesticleAdult orchidopexy is surgery that moves an undescended testicle into the scrotum and fixes it in a stable position. In adults, the decision to preserve an undescended testicle with orchidopexy rather than remove it with orchiectomy must be individualized because a testicle that remained undescended after puberty may have reduced fertility potential and an increased long-term risk of testicular cancer.Learn more →Orchiectomy for Adult Undescended TesticleOrchiectomy for an adult undescended testicle is surgery to remove a testis that remained outside the scrotum after puberty when preserving it is unlikely to provide meaningful reproductive or hormonal benefit. It is most often considered for a unilateral, atrophic or abnormal undescended testicle when the opposite testicle is healthy, particularly because long-standing cryptorchidism is associated with an increased risk of testicular germ-cell cancer.Learn more →Preputioplasty for Adult PhimosisPreputioplasty is a foreskin-preserving surgical procedure used to widen a tight preputial opening in selected adults with phimosis. Instead of removing the foreskin as in circumcision, the surgeon makes one or more controlled incisions in the constricted foreskin and closes them in a way that increases its circumference, allowing easier and less painful retraction.Learn more →Penile Corporal Reconstruction for Severe FibrosisPenile corporal reconstruction is complex reconstructive surgery used when severe fibrosis has replaced or contracted the erectile tissue inside the corpora cavernosa, making conventional penile prosthesis implantation difficult or impossible. The procedure releases or removes obstructive scar tissue, recreates adequate corporal space and, in most severe erectile-dysfunction cases, is performed together with placement of a penile prosthesis.Learn more →Priapism Shunt SurgeryPriapism shunt surgery is an emergency procedure used to drain trapped, oxygen-deprived blood from the corpora cavernosa when acute ischemic priapism does not resolve with aspiration, irrigation and intracavernosal medication. The surgeon creates a controlled passage between the corpora cavernosa and another drainage structure, usually the glans penis, to relieve pressure, restore blood flow and limit further damage to erectile tissue.Learn more →Vasovasostomy (Vasectomy Reversal)Vasovasostomy is the microsurgical reconstruction of the vas deferens after a vasectomy. Working under an operating microscope, the surgeon removes the blocked segment on each side and rejoins the two cut ends, restoring the channel that carries sperm from the testicle into the ejaculate so that natural conception becomes possible again. It is usually a day-case operation under general or spinal anaesthesia, takes around two to four hours for both sides, and its success depends more on how many years have passed since the vasectomy than on any other single factor.Learn more →Varicocele EmbolisationVaricocele embolisation is a non-surgical treatment for varicocele performed through a pinhole in a vein, usually in the groin or the neck. An interventional radiologist threads a fine catheter up into the faulty testicular vein under X-ray guidance and blocks it from the inside using tiny metal coils, a sclerosant liquid, or both, so that blood is rerouted through healthy veins and the pooling around the testicle stops. There is no incision, no stitches, no general anaesthetic and no scrotal wound, and most men are back at a desk within two to five days.Learn more →Penile Venous Ligation & Venous Leak EmbolisationPenile venous leak, properly called corporal veno-occlusive dysfunction, is the failure of the penis to trap blood during an erection — blood enters normally but drains away too quickly, so the erection starts and then fades. Two interventions target it directly: surgical ligation, in which the leaking veins are tied off through an incision, and venous leak embolisation, in which an interventional radiologist blocks the leaking veins from the inside using a liquid embolic agent through a needle puncture. Surgical ligation is no longer recommended by international urological guidelines because its results do not last. Embolisation is a newer, minimally invasive approach with encouraging prospective data at one to two years, and it is the version of this treatment we will discuss with you.Learn more →Testicular Prosthesis ImplantationTesticular prosthesis implantation is a short operation to place a silicone implant into the scrotum where a testicle is missing — after removal for cancer, torsion or trauma, after an undescended testicle has been removed, or where a testicle never developed. The implant restores the normal appearance and weight of the scrotum. It produces no testosterone and no sperm, and it does not affect fertility or hormone levels in either direction; its purpose is entirely how the scrotum looks and feels, which for many men is reason enough.Learn more →Suprapubic Liposuction & Fat Pad Removal (Escutcheonectomy)Suprapubic liposuction and fat pad removal are two related operations that take away the pad of fat sitting above the penis — the escutcheon — so that penis length already present but hidden beneath it becomes visible. Liposuction removes fat alone and suits men with a moderate fat pad and skin that still has elasticity.Learn more →Penile implant surgeryPenile implant surgery explained: real satisfaction rates, what the operation involves, and honest risks — with sources, not guesswork.Learn more →

Facilities

242 inpatient beds
89 outpatient clinic rooms
10 operating theatres
28 adult intensive-care beds
6 paediatric intensive-care beds
6 cardiovascular-surgery ICU beds
12 cardiology ICU beds
3 Tesla MRI
64-slice CT
Digital angiography
Peripheral angiography
Four-dimensional ultrasound
Urology department
Radiology
Laboratory services
Intensive care
Café / restaurant
Parking
Prayer room
Internet access

Common questions

Where is Medical Park Bahçelievler Hospital?
Medical Park Bahçelievler Hospital is located at Bahçelievler Mahallesi, E-5 Karayolu / Kültür Sokak No:1, 34180 Bahçelievler, Istanbul, Türkiye. It is on Istanbul's European side and is accessible from the Bahçelievler Metro and Metrobus stations.
Is Medical Park Bahçelievler Hospital JCI accredited?
Yes. Medical Park currently identifies Medical Park Bahçelievler Hospital as accredited by Joint Commission International (JCI), and the hospital is also listed in Medical Park's group quality information among facilities that have undergone JCI accreditation.
Is Medical Park Bahçelievler a university hospital?
Yes. Medical Park Bahçelievler operates in affiliation with Altınbaş University and is also referred to as Altınbaş University Hospital Medical Park Bahçelievler. The hospital has followed this university-affiliated model while operating within the Medical Park network.
When was Medical Park Bahçelievler Hospital founded?
Medical Park Bahçelievler Hospital began admitting patients in 2007. Medical Park continues to list 2007 as the hospital's opening year.
Does Medical Park Bahçelievler have a urology department?
Yes. Medical Park Bahçelievler has a urology department, and Medical Park's current physician directory lists urologists practising at the hospital. Patients seeking highly specialised andrology or reconstructive procedures should additionally confirm the individual surgeon's experience with that particular operation.
Does Medical Park Bahçelievler treat international patients?
Yes. Medical Park Bahçelievler treats patients from Türkiye and abroad. Medical Park also operates an International Patient Center that coordinates medical appointments, records, treatment planning, interpreters, transfers, accommodation assistance and other practical arrangements for patients travelling for care.
What languages are available for international patients at Medical Park?
Medical Park provides interpreter and international-patient support in multiple languages. Its International Patient Center publishes dedicated support for languages including English, Arabic, French, Russian, Romanian, Albanian, Serbian, Bosnian, Croatian, Georgian and Bulgarian, while its interpreter service states that assistance is available in more than 20 languages.
How many beds does Medical Park Bahçelievler Hospital have?
Medical Park's current hospital information lists 242 patient beds, together with 89 outpatient clinic rooms and 10 operating theatres. The facility also has adult, paediatric, cardiovascular and cardiology intensive-care capacity.
How do international patients book treatment at Medical Park Bahçelievler?
International patients can first submit their medical history and available medical records for review. Medical Park's International Patient Center can then coordinate the appropriate hospital department, physician, proposed treatment plan, estimated schedule and approved cost estimate before travel.
Is Medical Park Bahçelievler the same hospital as Medical Park Göztepe?
No. Medical Park Bahçelievler and Medical Park Göztepe are separate Medical Park hospitals in Istanbul. Medical Park Bahçelievler is located in the Bahçelievler district on Istanbul's European side, while Medical Park Göztepe is a separate hospital complex. Patients should confirm the exact hospital location shown on their treatment documentation before travelling.
Does Medical Park Bahçelievler provide airport transfers?
Medical Park's International Patient Center states that airport and hospital transfer coordination can be arranged for international patients. Transfer availability should be confirmed before travel because it may depend on the treatment arrangement or package.
Can Medical Park Bahçelievler arrange an interpreter?
Yes. Medical Park offers professional language assistance for international patients and states that interpreters can support consultations, examinations, diagnostic procedures and treatment-related appointments. Interpreter availability for the required language should be requested before arrival.

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How we verified this facility

Every facility on Andrology Abroad is checked against a primary source before its profile is published — and re-checked on a schedule.

Last checked16 Sept 2026
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  1. Hospital name, opening year, Altınbaş University affiliation, address, international-patient status, capacity, operating theatres, intensive-care facilities and JCI accreditation.Primary hospital source. Use as the principal entity-verification reference.
  2. What was checked* JCI accreditation and Medical Park quality-management information.Medical Park specifically lists Medical Park Bahçelievler among hospitals that have undergone JCI accreditation.
  3. International patient coordination, medical-record review, visa assistance, transfers, accommodation, treatment estimates, insurance coordination and follow-up.Primary source for international-patient services.
  4. Interpreter availability and multilingual support.Medical Park reports interpreter services across more than 20 languages.

Location & contact

Bahçelievler Mahallesi, E-5 Karayolu / Kültür Sokak No:1
Bahçelievler, Istanbul, Istanbul, 34180
Türkiye
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