Anadolu Medical Center in Istanbul (Turkey)

I really liked it. Everything was great .

The most basic and important thing is medical equipment for a complete high-quality diagnosis. A small minus is the very low quality of the Internet, from the wishes: the possibility of accommodation on the territory of a small outdoor sports complex. The territory of the clinic, the wards, the clinic itself meet all modern international standards.

I really enjoyed my stay at the clinic. Doctors are professionals in their field, the operation was performed efficiently and quickly! The accommodation is very comfortable at the Hyatt hotel, a convenient free transfer to the clinic. I thank everyone who accompanied me from the beginning to the end of my stay in Anadolu .

Everything went at the highest level,we really liked the clinic.both doctors and translators were organized at the highest level.We were met at the airport at the time,as promised, we were settled in a hotel.transport was organized.

Everything was great, I'm glad that I found this clinic. The doctors are very qualified and very attentive, we can say that they saved my father's life. The ward was large for one person with a view of the surrounding area.

I was at the Anadolu Medical Center for the treatment of IVF patients, but I had no chance of success due to other health problems that I faced. Anadolu Medical Center was good for my meetings. The medical team was great, they took me to the office of a nurse and a doctor with an English translation, I highly recommend it to those who are looking for medical care at the Anadolu Medical Center in Turkey.

We are a couple from the city of Ufa (Russia) a few years ago, we turned to the Anadolu clinic. Very qualified medical care was provided to us in a timely manner and in the shortest possible time. My husband underwent CABG surgery, and the right treatment was selected for me. After that, we were regularly observed in the clinic. We visited our doctors every year. In December 2017, as a result of control examinations, my husband and I were diagnosed with oncological diseases. Thanks to the timely and comprehensive diagnosis, we received all the necessary treatment in the shortest possible time.
During the entire treatment, we felt the care, support, attention, and participation of all the clinic staff. Thanks to all this, today we have a positive result of the treatment provided.

In 2018, I came to the Anadolu clinic for a check-up examination just to check my health. The results of the studies showed that I have a high level of PSA, which, according to the doctor, can be a sign of prostate cancer. He advised to additionally conduct a multiparametric MRI, which today is the most modern method of visual diagnosis of the prostate.
I returned to Russia in order to conduct research there. But as it turned out, they do not make it in Kazan – there are simply no necessary devices. Therefore, after a while I came back to Anadolu for diagnostics. According to the results of the examination, the doctors found a small tumor in the prostate area and advised me to do a MR-Trus Fusion biopsy to see if it is benign or malignant. I was bribed by the fact that this procedure, unlike a standard biopsy, is performed with a thin needle, so it is less traumatic. In addition, the doctor takes the material directly from the tumor, so there is no risk that it will "miss" and the result will be incorrect, you will need to re-conduct a biopsy.
Indeed, I had a biopsy in the morning, and in the evening I was already discharged from the clinic. There was almost no pain, so I quickly recovered. But, unfortunately, the study showed that I have prostate cancer, albeit at an early stage. The doctors of Anadolu held a consultation, where they discussed my case and the most effective methods of treating the disease. I was offered two options: surgery or radiation therapy. According to the doctors, both methods are the same in terms of effectiveness and differ only in side effects, so the decision on a specific treatment method remains with me.
In the end, after weighing all the pros and cons, I decided on a surgical prostatectomy. It was carried out with the help of a da Vinci robot, with the help of several small incisions. The operation was successful, and two days later I was discharged from the clinic. Now I already feel well and I would like to say a big thank you to all the staff of the clinic from the doctor to the nurses and specialists of the international department for their professionalism and help. You can say that you saved my life! And I would like to advise all other patients, especially men, to regularly check their health in order to be able to detect the disease in time and start its treatment.

In 2018, a terrible diagnosis was made for our child – sarcoma of the shoulder joint. Unfortunately, doctors in Russia have been conducting diagnostics for a very long time, so we decided to go abroad for treatment, namely to Germany. There we also had a very long examination, after which the doctors said that an operation was needed. As a result, we waited about two weeks for the clinic to give us a price.
Unable to withstand such a long wait, we decided to go to the Anadolu clinic. Here, we literally had research and surgery for several days, in total, it took almost a week to do everything about everything! To be honest, we didn't even have time to understand anything – everything happened so quickly. Doctors successfully performed the operation, removing the tumor, with simultaneous endoprosthesis, although in Russia doctors planned to completely remove the arm along with the tumor!
Now my son feels well, moves his arm freely, and the latest control studies have shown that there is no trace of cancer left! Now we regret that we did not immediately go to Anadolu, having wasted so much time. We are very grateful to the doctors and all the staff of the clinic for saving my son!

I lived an ordinary life, worked as a leading customer service specialist in a travel company, raised my daughter and took care of elderly parents. It all started in the summer of 2015, when I suddenly had a stomach ache. I immediately went to the doctor, because the whole family was supported only by me – I could not run my health. On the recommendation, I turned to a trusted doctor, passed tests, made an FGS. The doctor diagnosed an ulcer and prescribed medications. I honestly and conscientiously underwent a course of treatment, but two weeks after it, the pain returned again. As if there was no treatment.
Then I went to the hospital again, but the doctor just threw up her hands and recommended another course of treatment, which also did not give results. I was again sent to the FGS study, according to the results of which the doctors wrote in the conclusion "cancer is questionable". This diagnosis sounded like a sentence for me. I immediately ran to my doctor, but she reassured me that the diagnosis is not confirmed by other studies, so I need to continue treatment of the ulcer.
However, no matter what medications I was prescribed, I was getting worse every day. I lost a lot of weight-almost 20 kg in two months. I rushed to run to the doctors, I went around almost 10 doctors! But they all tried to treat me for an ulcer.
Now I regret that I did not know about the "second opinion" — that you can send your documents for consideration to other clinics to find out an alternative opinion about the diagnosis and the necessary treatment. In addition, now I understand that it was necessary to show perseverance and ensure that the doctors conducted a more thorough diagnosis, because the prescribed treatment did not help in any way. But we are used to taking doctors at their word, so I didn't even question them. Moreover, I never thought that I could have cancer.
It got to the point that I could no longer eat – I started having terrible abdominal pain and vomiting. When I was almost losing consciousness from weakness, I had another FGS, and the specialist was able to take a biopsy correctly. Malignant cells were found in the tissue samples, so I was recommended to perform an operation. Surgeons removed part of the stomach and sent the material for histological examination. It was it that finally confirmed the diagnosis – stomach cancer. And this is after 10 months of unsuccessful treatment!
I recovered in just a few weeks after the operation and returned to my usual lifestyle. But then I made a fatal mistake again. When I was discharged, the doctors recommended that I undergo chemotherapy after surgery. But when I came to the regional oncological dispensary, they told me that "chemistry" is not required. And I believed the doctors again!
About a year later, I underwent a planned ultrasound, which, to my horror, showed that I had metastases. So, I had an operation again and was again recommended to undergo chemotherapy after it. This time I have already started studying literature, communicating with different doctors and patients. Everyone said that the earlier you start chemotherapy after surgery, the better.
I decided to go to a foreign clinic for treatment and learned about Anadolu. I went through the first course of chemotherapy in clinics, and then I bought the drugs and continued treatment at home. The treatment was very difficult for me, I fell out of life for almost six months. But then it ended, and I returned to my usual life. I had a long-standing dream – to become a tour guide. Oncodiagnosis completely changed me, so I decided not to waste time, to undergo training to become a guide and lead excursions around my hometown.
In addition, if I used to depend on someone else's opinion, I thought that they would say about me, now I have the only value – myself. If earlier I could not refuse people, I fulfilled other people's requests, despite all the inconveniences, now I can safely say no if I do not need it. Like, simple things. But I had to go through two operations and twenty courses of chemotherapy to understand them! Not so long ago, I passed a control study that showed that everything is clean for me! And I hope that oncology will never come back to me again!

I recently returned from Istanbul, where I was treated at the Anadolu clinic.
I really liked being in this clinic, they have a good approach to patients: they met me at the airport, brought me to the clinic, on the first day they described in detail the plan of my stay, provided an interpreter, so I did not feel a language barrier. There are various options for placement during treatment. Everything is thought out to the smallest detail.
The doctors and nurses at Anadolu are very good. Sheriff Komurju, a very nice person, became my attending physician. At the first meeting, he wished me a speedy recovery, which is not often heard in our hospitals. I really liked how the diagnostics are carried out in Anadolu — very scrupulously, for example, an ordinary ultrasound was done for me within 30 minutes.
The attending physician advised to apply here. He gave several options. After studying them a little, we stopped at Anadolu ,which is convenient in terms of flight.
Now I am in the process of treatment, so I will soon fly to Anadolu again.

The clinic is very large and technically equipped very well. Now there is a huge flow to Turkey due to quarantine measures to other countries. The clinic is well known for its cooperation with the American Institute of J. Hopkins. This played a crucial role for me when choosing, because we were sure that some level of service was being observed. A family of 3 people arrived at the check-up, having provided an anamnesis in advance that the older family members are after a severe covid and have diabetes, kidney disease, etc.
While the documents were being processed, everything was fine. On arrival, they forget to meet us on the spot, because the curator, a local girl, a link, does not consider it his duty to check whether the driver with a sign from the clinic is in place.
Then the check-up, despite its loud name "exclusive package", in addition to it there are a lot of additional tests such as MRI and a deeper analysis after the initial tests.
1 translator for 3 people, runs all day between us, pushes us around the offices in order to have time to pass everything on time, there is no international department, you wait everywhere you have to, etc., etc. This is not even a service, it is a complete lack of it.
To complaints that the prices in the end are not bad for such a non-historical attitude, the curator again responds like write where you want, or even better, fuck off.
Conclusion: the clinic does not care, since there is a flow, they are mainly focused on cancer patients, and the rest - well, a conveyor, well, okay, these are your problems, gentlemen!

In March 2018, my husband felt ill, and we went to the polyclinic at the place of residence. He had severe back pain, but the treatment prescribed by doctors did not help. My husband lost a lot of weight-by 13 kilograms in 1.5 months. The doctors decided to make a laparotomy examination of the abdominal cavity, during which they found a tumor in the pancreas and took an analysis for pathology. According to the results of the study, it turned out that Pavel has cancer – adenocarcinoma. The doctors said that the operation could not be performed due to the fact that the tumor penetrates into the artery, and prescribed chemotherapy.
We had heard that our chemotherapeutic drugs were not of very good quality, so we started looking for a clinic in Europe. We heard about Anadolu from friends. A few days later, when the doctors looked at our documents, we were invited to Istanbul. It was in the middle of May.
First of all, it was necessary to confirm the diagnosis. Pavel had a difficult case — according to the results of the PET/CT scan, there was a suspicion of a malignant process, but the pain he experienced was atypical with this diagnosis, the skin color did not become more yellow, as it happens in such cases, the tumor also chose a non-standard place. The clinic reviewed the pathological materials that we brought with us from Russia, and found the presence of suspicious cells, but the number of samples was insufficient to make a diagnosis. It was decided to do a biopsy in a closed way. I had to perform three procedures — it was not easy to take the fabric. According to the results of the study, the oncology was not confirmed.
We couldn't find a place for ourselves — the days go by, they can't make a diagnosis, my husband doesn't get chemistry. Again, the shock: the doctors suggested to do the operation — again laparotomy and urgent express histological examination, when right during the operation, the tumor samples are examined. After a while, the doctor of the International Department, Guzal Keskin, called me and explained why the operation was needed, calmed me down.
Of course, we did not expect an operation, as well as such a long stay in the clinic, but after thinking about it, we agreed. During the operation, all the tests were taken not only from the pancreas, but also from the intestines and other organs. Even the radiologist was present, did an intra-abdominal ultrasound. As a result, they found everything except cancer — active inflammation in the pancreas, non-cancerous tissue and even a foreign body (suture material after a previous operation). Pavel turned 43 a week after the operation, and we believe that now he has two birthdays — the day of the operation on May 19 and the day when he was born.
Of course, as soon as we arrived, we immediately turned to the local doctor for comments, but we did not find out anything. I don't even want to think about what would have happened if we had started taking chemotherapy here?
I would like to say a big thank you to the staff of the clinic, our attending doctors — professors Koray Topgul and Kemal Rasha, thank you to Dr. Guzal Keskin for helping to understand and patiently explaining everything on the phone.

I had low blood pressure, dizziness. I was ill three times in a month, I even fainted. The alarm was raised by the daughter, they decided to be examined. I started with an ultrasound of the abdominal cavity. There was an action in a paid clinic that day — you pay 100 rubles extra and do an additional ultrasound of the kidneys. I agreed: I had a pain in one side due to a strong cough, as if a muscle was pulled. They tell me: "On the one hand, everything is fine, and on the other-a tumor, and a large one already."
I was shocked: the tumor turned out to be a decent size-32 mm. And I found out about it by accident! I started calling a friend who works at the cancer center, she said to urgently do a CT (computed tomography). When I got to our department of oncourology, I was shocked again: patients, shuffling with slippers, walk down the corridor with T-shirt bags from Kirovsky, tubes stick out of people and go into these bags, just creepy! I go to the doctor, and he didn't even look at the CT result — he measured the tumor on the picture with a ruler and said that he had to go to surgery.
He also said that the kidney would most likely be completely removed. At the same time, the hospital is old, it has not been repaired for a hundred years, there are no separate wards, only double rooms. I told my daughter that I would not lie here. The daughter also remembered about "Anadolu". We found a representative office of the clinic, called the head — Anton Kazarin and sent the CT results. They wrote us an answer very quickly, announced the approximate amount and said that the operation would be carried out with the help of a Da Vinci robot.
I was very doubtful. Why go to Turkey if this robot is in Moscow? We also applied there, the doctors said that they would do the operation, but they could not give any guarantees, they would remove or leave the kidney-it was also unclear. And how could I trust them? By the way, such an operation is more expensive in Moscow than in Istanbul. And in our city there is also a Da Vinci, but for some reason no one works on it.
We flew to Istanbul with my daughter. The level of the hospital is completely different. We were immediately accepted in the international department, they gave us girls-translators who accompanied us everywhere and always supported us. And in general, all the staff is very pleasant, they do everything with a soul. The nurses do hard work-they help you move around, they change the linen on the bed, and beautiful nurses give medicines and monitor your condition. At night, they come into the ward every 15 minutes. Our ward was huge, and my daughter stayed there for the night.
I had a wonderful doctor — Professor Jamil Uygur, he explained everything in detail at every meeting. It was necessary to pass several more tests, do a second CT scan. They even prepared blood in case I needed an emergency transfusion during the operation.
I was very afraid of the operation itself. I was afraid of the moment when they would bring me to the operating room, I was afraid to see a robot. But they gave me a pill in the ward and then they took me out into the corridor right on the bed. There was a nice young doctor standing there, he came up to me and looked at me carefully. That's all I remember. I woke up after the operation. There were no stitches — only puncture marks. It was immediately possible to walk around the ward, and the tubes were removed the next day.
My daughter and I were really waiting for the results of histology, we were preparing for the worst, we agreed not to cry if anything. I actually had a unique operation: the tumor was removed, and my kidney was literally collected in pieces, preserved. The professor said that the histology results are good and I am completely healthy. My daughter cried first, then I did. We were so grateful to the doctor and everyone who helped us! I believe that everything was done for me here — they even cured bronchitis, with which, as it turned out, I came.
It was as if I had been to a resort where my health was restored. Even tanned while walking in the fresh air! And at the Istanbul airport, the clinic's patients are provided with a wheelchair for movement.
A month after returning to Russia, I had a CT scan again and came for a consultation with a local doctor. The doctor saw the scar, said that everything was fine. I don't want to go to hospitals anymore, even for a banal appointment. But I will recommend my clinic and doctor to everyone. By the way, there is a barber shop on the territory where a Turkish barber dyed my hair so that I can't find anything like this here!

I came from Moldova for an examination at the Anadolu clinic. Yes, in fact, a very good clinic is organized everything from the plane ramp to the last day. I would like to express my gratitude to all the medical staff for their high professionalism and ability to convey to everyone's consciousness. I would like to note that oncologist Ismail Hakki explained everything very deeply and easily, cardiologist Ertan Okmen made the diagnosis at the first consultation before the examination, which were then confirmed. I ask the clinic's management to pay attention to such good specialists and appreciate them. Thank you to the coordinator and translator Maria for the care and attention during my stay at the clinic.

After a vacation at the sea, my chronic prostatitis worsened. I started searching the Internet for clinics that specialize in the treatment of this disease, and I saw information about the Anadolu Medical Center. I literally passed the diagnosis within 2 days, and the doctor immediately prescribed treatment, after which it became easier for me.
I have the most positive impressions about the treatment at Anadolu. Everything is organized very quickly here, there are no queues. At the same time, prices are much lower than in Europe and Israel. In addition, it is very convenient that the clinic provides a free transfer from the airport and right right on its territory there is a Titanic hotel where you can stay. So I can recommend everyone to contact here for help!

My son had an operation to break the bones of his nose ... the operation went well. 1 hour has passed. Thank you to everyone who participated in the operation. This is what you call a hospital. relevance, cleanliness, hygiene 5 stars. I wish healing from Allah to the sick.

This is a hospital that doctors and medical professionals treat with a smile, take care of with care, from the diagnostic process to the course of treatment... Thank you for everything.

Endless gratitude to the founding members of the Anadolu Medical Center, the management and all medical workers, the friendly team that knows its business, the treatment is aimed and shoots, getting results as soon as possible, 100% satisfaction, thank you to our doctors in oncology and other departments

It has become standard to make patients wait at least 20 minutes and a maximum of 2 hours Worse than in a public hospital.

A clean, neat, modern hospital. The doctors are wonderful, the staff is friendly. At the hospital, I had the best service for many years.

The hospital, in which I will never be disappointed, underwent diagnostics and treatment at the clinic. I want to thank the doctors and the management for their patient orientation.

The emergency department is very bad, there are not many patients, but don't be misled by the fact that it's empty, you wait at least 20-25 minutes.

I was examined by our urologist, Kuneyt Adaletener, who was very interested and expressed confidence in his advice. The doctors from the radiology department, especially the Young Ladies, deserve every thanks for their warmth, moral training, kindness and respect, and I would like to express my gratitude to all of them.

This hospital is wonderful. Thanks to Dr. Professor Zafir Gulbis, from the very first moment he gave me hope that I would recover, the treatment was working very well, there was not much left, and I was returning home healthy. The staff is very competent, attentive, friendly and responsive. The conditions are very good.

Hospital, doctor, staff, service - everything is on top. Fortunately, there is such a hospital. The best hospital where I don't feel deceived, where I trust their diagnosis and everything I go through.

My son, who had a fever and could not walk because of hip pain, visited 2 different pediatricians and an orthopedic doctor in 2 different hospitals and could not make a diagnosis (they asked to reschedule it the next day due to fullness) and sent him home, scheduling an MRI appointment.
On the same day, we went to the Anadolu polyclinic for an appointment at 5 p.m.
The child Dr. Mr. Namik Kemal Akpynar said that he should be hospitalized after the first examination, and our hospitalization period began at the Anadolu Medical Center. All the necessary examinations were done quickly (including an MRI in the evening).
Doctors from different departments consulted on the same night, and our treatment continued with the diagnosis of septic arthritis Sacroiliitis (although it takes some time to be sure of the diagnosis). Fortunately, we returned home after 11 days of treatment. We will be treated at home for a while.
I can't imagine what we would have experienced if we hadn't gone to ASM that evening.
Dr. Namık Kemal Bey, Pediatrics Infek. Dr. Bey, orthopedic specialist. I would like to thank all the nurses of the 4th block of the 3rd floor, nurses and cleaners. They helped us day and night for 11 days without losing their smiling faces.
I wish you the easiest and I am glad that you are doing it.

On October 29, 2020, my wife was hospitalized for stem cell transplantation, I want to especially thank Professor Zafer Gulbash, Dr. Chigdem Hanim, Dr. Damlanur Hanim, Dr. Zafer Mrs. Infinity, thank you to all the nurses, we are very pleased with your hospital.

This hospital is great! Very professional, attentive and high-quality service. Our medical coordinator/translator Flora Abilova was amazing from the first moment of contact, she organized an urgent hospitalization for our mother for the night, she was immediately examined by a team of oncologists when we arrived, all her tests, scans and consultations were done without wasting time.
We are very pleased with our chief physician Professor Sheref Kemurju, Dr. Ali Ihsan, Dr. Gokhan Achka, Dr. Serdar Kahraman, Dr. Selchuk Gechmen, Dr. Hale Bashak Chaglar and many others who were wonderful and made us feel confident and calm.
We have a long treatment ahead of us, but choosing the Anadolu Medical Center, Istanbul, was the best decision!

My father had a bone marrow transplant. The operation went well, the father is undergoing rehabilitation. Many thanks to all the doctors and his staff.

I really liked it. Everything was great .

I really enjoyed my stay at the clinic. Doctors are professionals in their field, the operation was performed efficiently and quickly! The accommodation is very comfortable at the Hyatt hotel, a convenient free transfer to the clinic. I thank everyone who accompanied me from the beginning to the end of my stay in Anadolu .

Everything went at the highest level,we really liked the clinic.both doctors and translators were organized at the highest level.We were met at the airport at the time,as promised, we were settled in a hotel.transport was organized.

Everything was great, I'm glad that I found this clinic. The doctors are very qualified and very attentive, we can say that they saved my father's life. The ward was large for one person with a view of the surrounding area.

I was at the Anadolu Medical Center for the treatment of IVF patients, but I had no chance of success due to other health problems that I faced. Anadolu Medical Center was good for my meetings. The medical team was great, they took me to the office of a nurse and a doctor with an English translation, I highly recommend it to those who are looking for medical care at the Anadolu Medical Center in Turkey.

We are a couple from the city of Ufa (Russia) a few years ago, we turned to the Anadolu clinic. Very qualified medical care was provided to us in a timely manner and in the shortest possible time. My husband underwent CABG surgery, and the right treatment was selected for me. After that, we were regularly observed in the clinic. We visited our doctors every year. In December 2017, as a result of control examinations, my husband and I were diagnosed with oncological diseases. Thanks to the timely and comprehensive diagnosis, we received all the necessary treatment in the shortest possible time.
During the entire treatment, we felt the care, support, attention, and participation of all the clinic staff. Thanks to all this, today we have a positive result of the treatment provided.

In 2018, I came to the Anadolu clinic for a check-up examination just to check my health. The results of the studies showed that I have a high level of PSA, which, according to the doctor, can be a sign of prostate cancer. He advised to additionally conduct a multiparametric MRI, which today is the most modern method of visual diagnosis of the prostate.
I returned to Russia in order to conduct research there. But as it turned out, they do not make it in Kazan – there are simply no necessary devices. Therefore, after a while I came back to Anadolu for diagnostics. According to the results of the examination, the doctors found a small tumor in the prostate area and advised me to do a MR-Trus Fusion biopsy to see if it is benign or malignant. I was bribed by the fact that this procedure, unlike a standard biopsy, is performed with a thin needle, so it is less traumatic. In addition, the doctor takes the material directly from the tumor, so there is no risk that it will "miss" and the result will be incorrect, you will need to re-conduct a biopsy.
Indeed, I had a biopsy in the morning, and in the evening I was already discharged from the clinic. There was almost no pain, so I quickly recovered. But, unfortunately, the study showed that I have prostate cancer, albeit at an early stage. The doctors of Anadolu held a consultation, where they discussed my case and the most effective methods of treating the disease. I was offered two options: surgery or radiation therapy. According to the doctors, both methods are the same in terms of effectiveness and differ only in side effects, so the decision on a specific treatment method remains with me.
In the end, after weighing all the pros and cons, I decided on a surgical prostatectomy. It was carried out with the help of a da Vinci robot, with the help of several small incisions. The operation was successful, and two days later I was discharged from the clinic. Now I already feel well and I would like to say a big thank you to all the staff of the clinic from the doctor to the nurses and specialists of the international department for their professionalism and help. You can say that you saved my life! And I would like to advise all other patients, especially men, to regularly check their health in order to be able to detect the disease in time and start its treatment.

In 2018, a terrible diagnosis was made for our child – sarcoma of the shoulder joint. Unfortunately, doctors in Russia have been conducting diagnostics for a very long time, so we decided to go abroad for treatment, namely to Germany. There we also had a very long examination, after which the doctors said that an operation was needed. As a result, we waited about two weeks for the clinic to give us a price.
Unable to withstand such a long wait, we decided to go to the Anadolu clinic. Here, we literally had research and surgery for several days, in total, it took almost a week to do everything about everything! To be honest, we didn't even have time to understand anything – everything happened so quickly. Doctors successfully performed the operation, removing the tumor, with simultaneous endoprosthesis, although in Russia doctors planned to completely remove the arm along with the tumor!
Now my son feels well, moves his arm freely, and the latest control studies have shown that there is no trace of cancer left! Now we regret that we did not immediately go to Anadolu, having wasted so much time. We are very grateful to the doctors and all the staff of the clinic for saving my son!

I lived an ordinary life, worked as a leading customer service specialist in a travel company, raised my daughter and took care of elderly parents. It all started in the summer of 2015, when I suddenly had a stomach ache. I immediately went to the doctor, because the whole family was supported only by me – I could not run my health. On the recommendation, I turned to a trusted doctor, passed tests, made an FGS. The doctor diagnosed an ulcer and prescribed medications. I honestly and conscientiously underwent a course of treatment, but two weeks after it, the pain returned again. As if there was no treatment.
Then I went to the hospital again, but the doctor just threw up her hands and recommended another course of treatment, which also did not give results. I was again sent to the FGS study, according to the results of which the doctors wrote in the conclusion "cancer is questionable". This diagnosis sounded like a sentence for me. I immediately ran to my doctor, but she reassured me that the diagnosis is not confirmed by other studies, so I need to continue treatment of the ulcer.
However, no matter what medications I was prescribed, I was getting worse every day. I lost a lot of weight-almost 20 kg in two months. I rushed to run to the doctors, I went around almost 10 doctors! But they all tried to treat me for an ulcer.
Now I regret that I did not know about the "second opinion" — that you can send your documents for consideration to other clinics to find out an alternative opinion about the diagnosis and the necessary treatment. In addition, now I understand that it was necessary to show perseverance and ensure that the doctors conducted a more thorough diagnosis, because the prescribed treatment did not help in any way. But we are used to taking doctors at their word, so I didn't even question them. Moreover, I never thought that I could have cancer.
It got to the point that I could no longer eat – I started having terrible abdominal pain and vomiting. When I was almost losing consciousness from weakness, I had another FGS, and the specialist was able to take a biopsy correctly. Malignant cells were found in the tissue samples, so I was recommended to perform an operation. Surgeons removed part of the stomach and sent the material for histological examination. It was it that finally confirmed the diagnosis – stomach cancer. And this is after 10 months of unsuccessful treatment!
I recovered in just a few weeks after the operation and returned to my usual lifestyle. But then I made a fatal mistake again. When I was discharged, the doctors recommended that I undergo chemotherapy after surgery. But when I came to the regional oncological dispensary, they told me that "chemistry" is not required. And I believed the doctors again!
About a year later, I underwent a planned ultrasound, which, to my horror, showed that I had metastases. So, I had an operation again and was again recommended to undergo chemotherapy after it. This time I have already started studying literature, communicating with different doctors and patients. Everyone said that the earlier you start chemotherapy after surgery, the better.
I decided to go to a foreign clinic for treatment and learned about Anadolu. I went through the first course of chemotherapy in clinics, and then I bought the drugs and continued treatment at home. The treatment was very difficult for me, I fell out of life for almost six months. But then it ended, and I returned to my usual life. I had a long-standing dream – to become a tour guide. Oncodiagnosis completely changed me, so I decided not to waste time, to undergo training to become a guide and lead excursions around my hometown.
In addition, if I used to depend on someone else's opinion, I thought that they would say about me, now I have the only value – myself. If earlier I could not refuse people, I fulfilled other people's requests, despite all the inconveniences, now I can safely say no if I do not need it. Like, simple things. But I had to go through two operations and twenty courses of chemotherapy to understand them! Not so long ago, I passed a control study that showed that everything is clean for me! And I hope that oncology will never come back to me again!

I recently returned from Istanbul, where I was treated at the Anadolu clinic.
I really liked being in this clinic, they have a good approach to patients: they met me at the airport, brought me to the clinic, on the first day they described in detail the plan of my stay, provided an interpreter, so I did not feel a language barrier. There are various options for placement during treatment. Everything is thought out to the smallest detail.
The doctors and nurses at Anadolu are very good. Sheriff Komurju, a very nice person, became my attending physician. At the first meeting, he wished me a speedy recovery, which is not often heard in our hospitals. I really liked how the diagnostics are carried out in Anadolu — very scrupulously, for example, an ordinary ultrasound was done for me within 30 minutes.
The attending physician advised to apply here. He gave several options. After studying them a little, we stopped at Anadolu ,which is convenient in terms of flight.
Now I am in the process of treatment, so I will soon fly to Anadolu again.

In March 2018, my husband felt ill, and we went to the polyclinic at the place of residence. He had severe back pain, but the treatment prescribed by doctors did not help. My husband lost a lot of weight-by 13 kilograms in 1.5 months. The doctors decided to make a laparotomy examination of the abdominal cavity, during which they found a tumor in the pancreas and took an analysis for pathology. According to the results of the study, it turned out that Pavel has cancer – adenocarcinoma. The doctors said that the operation could not be performed due to the fact that the tumor penetrates into the artery, and prescribed chemotherapy.
We had heard that our chemotherapeutic drugs were not of very good quality, so we started looking for a clinic in Europe. We heard about Anadolu from friends. A few days later, when the doctors looked at our documents, we were invited to Istanbul. It was in the middle of May.
First of all, it was necessary to confirm the diagnosis. Pavel had a difficult case — according to the results of the PET/CT scan, there was a suspicion of a malignant process, but the pain he experienced was atypical with this diagnosis, the skin color did not become more yellow, as it happens in such cases, the tumor also chose a non-standard place. The clinic reviewed the pathological materials that we brought with us from Russia, and found the presence of suspicious cells, but the number of samples was insufficient to make a diagnosis. It was decided to do a biopsy in a closed way. I had to perform three procedures — it was not easy to take the fabric. According to the results of the study, the oncology was not confirmed.
We couldn't find a place for ourselves — the days go by, they can't make a diagnosis, my husband doesn't get chemistry. Again, the shock: the doctors suggested to do the operation — again laparotomy and urgent express histological examination, when right during the operation, the tumor samples are examined. After a while, the doctor of the International Department, Guzal Keskin, called me and explained why the operation was needed, calmed me down.
Of course, we did not expect an operation, as well as such a long stay in the clinic, but after thinking about it, we agreed. During the operation, all the tests were taken not only from the pancreas, but also from the intestines and other organs. Even the radiologist was present, did an intra-abdominal ultrasound. As a result, they found everything except cancer — active inflammation in the pancreas, non-cancerous tissue and even a foreign body (suture material after a previous operation). Pavel turned 43 a week after the operation, and we believe that now he has two birthdays — the day of the operation on May 19 and the day when he was born.
Of course, as soon as we arrived, we immediately turned to the local doctor for comments, but we did not find out anything. I don't even want to think about what would have happened if we had started taking chemotherapy here?
I would like to say a big thank you to the staff of the clinic, our attending doctors — professors Koray Topgul and Kemal Rasha, thank you to Dr. Guzal Keskin for helping to understand and patiently explaining everything on the phone.

I had low blood pressure, dizziness. I was ill three times in a month, I even fainted. The alarm was raised by the daughter, they decided to be examined. I started with an ultrasound of the abdominal cavity. There was an action in a paid clinic that day — you pay 100 rubles extra and do an additional ultrasound of the kidneys. I agreed: I had a pain in one side due to a strong cough, as if a muscle was pulled. They tell me: "On the one hand, everything is fine, and on the other-a tumor, and a large one already."
I was shocked: the tumor turned out to be a decent size-32 mm. And I found out about it by accident! I started calling a friend who works at the cancer center, she said to urgently do a CT (computed tomography). When I got to our department of oncourology, I was shocked again: patients, shuffling with slippers, walk down the corridor with T-shirt bags from Kirovsky, tubes stick out of people and go into these bags, just creepy! I go to the doctor, and he didn't even look at the CT result — he measured the tumor on the picture with a ruler and said that he had to go to surgery.
He also said that the kidney would most likely be completely removed. At the same time, the hospital is old, it has not been repaired for a hundred years, there are no separate wards, only double rooms. I told my daughter that I would not lie here. The daughter also remembered about "Anadolu". We found a representative office of the clinic, called the head — Anton Kazarin and sent the CT results. They wrote us an answer very quickly, announced the approximate amount and said that the operation would be carried out with the help of a Da Vinci robot.
I was very doubtful. Why go to Turkey if this robot is in Moscow? We also applied there, the doctors said that they would do the operation, but they could not give any guarantees, they would remove or leave the kidney-it was also unclear. And how could I trust them? By the way, such an operation is more expensive in Moscow than in Istanbul. And in our city there is also a Da Vinci, but for some reason no one works on it.
We flew to Istanbul with my daughter. The level of the hospital is completely different. We were immediately accepted in the international department, they gave us girls-translators who accompanied us everywhere and always supported us. And in general, all the staff is very pleasant, they do everything with a soul. The nurses do hard work-they help you move around, they change the linen on the bed, and beautiful nurses give medicines and monitor your condition. At night, they come into the ward every 15 minutes. Our ward was huge, and my daughter stayed there for the night.
I had a wonderful doctor — Professor Jamil Uygur, he explained everything in detail at every meeting. It was necessary to pass several more tests, do a second CT scan. They even prepared blood in case I needed an emergency transfusion during the operation.
I was very afraid of the operation itself. I was afraid of the moment when they would bring me to the operating room, I was afraid to see a robot. But they gave me a pill in the ward and then they took me out into the corridor right on the bed. There was a nice young doctor standing there, he came up to me and looked at me carefully. That's all I remember. I woke up after the operation. There were no stitches — only puncture marks. It was immediately possible to walk around the ward, and the tubes were removed the next day.
My daughter and I were really waiting for the results of histology, we were preparing for the worst, we agreed not to cry if anything. I actually had a unique operation: the tumor was removed, and my kidney was literally collected in pieces, preserved. The professor said that the histology results are good and I am completely healthy. My daughter cried first, then I did. We were so grateful to the doctor and everyone who helped us! I believe that everything was done for me here — they even cured bronchitis, with which, as it turned out, I came.
It was as if I had been to a resort where my health was restored. Even tanned while walking in the fresh air! And at the Istanbul airport, the clinic's patients are provided with a wheelchair for movement.
A month after returning to Russia, I had a CT scan again and came for a consultation with a local doctor. The doctor saw the scar, said that everything was fine. I don't want to go to hospitals anymore, even for a banal appointment. But I will recommend my clinic and doctor to everyone. By the way, there is a barber shop on the territory where a Turkish barber dyed my hair so that I can't find anything like this here!

After a vacation at the sea, my chronic prostatitis worsened. I started searching the Internet for clinics that specialize in the treatment of this disease, and I saw information about the Anadolu Medical Center. I literally passed the diagnosis within 2 days, and the doctor immediately prescribed treatment, after which it became easier for me.
I have the most positive impressions about the treatment at Anadolu. Everything is organized very quickly here, there are no queues. At the same time, prices are much lower than in Europe and Israel. In addition, it is very convenient that the clinic provides a free transfer from the airport and right right on its territory there is a Titanic hotel where you can stay. So I can recommend everyone to contact here for help!

The most basic and important thing is medical equipment for a complete high-quality diagnosis. A small minus is the very low quality of the Internet, from the wishes: the possibility of accommodation on the territory of a small outdoor sports complex. The territory of the clinic, the wards, the clinic itself meet all modern international standards.

The clinic is very large and technically equipped very well. Now there is a huge flow to Turkey due to quarantine measures to other countries. The clinic is well known for its cooperation with the American Institute of J. Hopkins. This played a crucial role for me when choosing, because we were sure that some level of service was being observed. A family of 3 people arrived at the check-up, having provided an anamnesis in advance that the older family members are after a severe covid and have diabetes, kidney disease, etc.
While the documents were being processed, everything was fine. On arrival, they forget to meet us on the spot, because the curator, a local girl, a link, does not consider it his duty to check whether the driver with a sign from the clinic is in place.
Then the check-up, despite its loud name "exclusive package", in addition to it there are a lot of additional tests such as MRI and a deeper analysis after the initial tests.
1 translator for 3 people, runs all day between us, pushes us around the offices in order to have time to pass everything on time, there is no international department, you wait everywhere you have to, etc., etc. This is not even a service, it is a complete lack of it.
To complaints that the prices in the end are not bad for such a non-historical attitude, the curator again responds like write where you want, or even better, fuck off.
Conclusion: the clinic does not care, since there is a flow, they are mainly focused on cancer patients, and the rest - well, a conveyor, well, okay, these are your problems, gentlemen!

I came from Moldova for an examination at the Anadolu clinic. Yes, in fact, a very good clinic is organized everything from the plane ramp to the last day. I would like to express my gratitude to all the medical staff for their high professionalism and ability to convey to everyone's consciousness. I would like to note that oncologist Ismail Hakki explained everything very deeply and easily, cardiologist Ertan Okmen made the diagnosis at the first consultation before the examination, which were then confirmed. I ask the clinic's management to pay attention to such good specialists and appreciate them. Thank you to the coordinator and translator Maria for the care and attention during my stay at the clinic.

My son had an operation to break the bones of his nose ... the operation went well. 1 hour has passed. Thank you to everyone who participated in the operation. This is what you call a hospital. relevance, cleanliness, hygiene 5 stars. I wish healing from Allah to the sick.

This is a hospital that doctors and medical professionals treat with a smile, take care of with care, from the diagnostic process to the course of treatment... Thank you for everything.

Endless gratitude to the founding members of the Anadolu Medical Center, the management and all medical workers, the friendly team that knows its business, the treatment is aimed and shoots, getting results as soon as possible, 100% satisfaction, thank you to our doctors in oncology and other departments

It has become standard to make patients wait at least 20 minutes and a maximum of 2 hours Worse than in a public hospital.

A clean, neat, modern hospital. The doctors are wonderful, the staff is friendly. At the hospital, I had the best service for many years.

The hospital, in which I will never be disappointed, underwent diagnostics and treatment at the clinic. I want to thank the doctors and the management for their patient orientation.

The emergency department is very bad, there are not many patients, but don't be misled by the fact that it's empty, you wait at least 20-25 minutes.

I was examined by our urologist, Kuneyt Adaletener, who was very interested and expressed confidence in his advice. The doctors from the radiology department, especially the Young Ladies, deserve every thanks for their warmth, moral training, kindness and respect, and I would like to express my gratitude to all of them.

This hospital is wonderful. Thanks to Dr. Professor Zafir Gulbis, from the very first moment he gave me hope that I would recover, the treatment was working very well, there was not much left, and I was returning home healthy. The staff is very competent, attentive, friendly and responsive. The conditions are very good.

Hospital, doctor, staff, service - everything is on top. Fortunately, there is such a hospital. The best hospital where I don't feel deceived, where I trust their diagnosis and everything I go through.

My son, who had a fever and could not walk because of hip pain, visited 2 different pediatricians and an orthopedic doctor in 2 different hospitals and could not make a diagnosis (they asked to reschedule it the next day due to fullness) and sent him home, scheduling an MRI appointment.
On the same day, we went to the Anadolu polyclinic for an appointment at 5 p.m.
The child Dr. Mr. Namik Kemal Akpynar said that he should be hospitalized after the first examination, and our hospitalization period began at the Anadolu Medical Center. All the necessary examinations were done quickly (including an MRI in the evening).
Doctors from different departments consulted on the same night, and our treatment continued with the diagnosis of septic arthritis Sacroiliitis (although it takes some time to be sure of the diagnosis). Fortunately, we returned home after 11 days of treatment. We will be treated at home for a while.
I can't imagine what we would have experienced if we hadn't gone to ASM that evening.
Dr. Namık Kemal Bey, Pediatrics Infek. Dr. Bey, orthopedic specialist. I would like to thank all the nurses of the 4th block of the 3rd floor, nurses and cleaners. They helped us day and night for 11 days without losing their smiling faces.
I wish you the easiest and I am glad that you are doing it.

On October 29, 2020, my wife was hospitalized for stem cell transplantation, I want to especially thank Professor Zafer Gulbash, Dr. Chigdem Hanim, Dr. Damlanur Hanim, Dr. Zafer Mrs. Infinity, thank you to all the nurses, we are very pleased with your hospital.

This hospital is great! Very professional, attentive and high-quality service. Our medical coordinator/translator Flora Abilova was amazing from the first moment of contact, she organized an urgent hospitalization for our mother for the night, she was immediately examined by a team of oncologists when we arrived, all her tests, scans and consultations were done without wasting time.
We are very pleased with our chief physician Professor Sheref Kemurju, Dr. Ali Ihsan, Dr. Gokhan Achka, Dr. Serdar Kahraman, Dr. Selchuk Gechmen, Dr. Hale Bashak Chaglar and many others who were wonderful and made us feel confident and calm.
We have a long treatment ahead of us, but choosing the Anadolu Medical Center, Istanbul, was the best decision!

My father had a bone marrow transplant. The operation went well, the father is undergoing rehabilitation. Many thanks to all the doctors and his staff.