Best Clinics for Parkinson's disease treatment in Turkey

Dr. Gülümser Kızıltaş Tokmak is a neurologist with 22 years of experience and 1,100+ Parkinson's treatments. At the JCI-accredited Hisar Hospital, diagnostics start from $130 for consultations. A head MRI with a neurologist consultation costs around $300. The Deep Brain Stimulation (DBS) evaluation program typically runs $2,000, covering examinations with a neurologist, neurosurgeon, and psychiatrist.

Prof. Dr. Akin Akakin performs Deep Brain Stimulation with University of Florida fellowship training. This JCI-accredited center has a 95% success rate for reducing motor symptoms. Diagnostics start from $500 for an exam and MRI. The comprehensive DBS package runs $19,000–$25,000, covering surgery, a 5–7 day hospital stay, pre-op tests, and companion accommodation.

Atlas University Hospital is a private multi-specialty medical center in Istanbul, Turkey, specializing in neurosurgery, orthopedics, dental treatment, and plastic surgery. It boasts high success rates, including 98.0% for knee arthroscopy, 95.0% for physiotherapy, and 99.0% for knee and hip replacements, hallux valgus surgery, coronary angiography, and septoplasty.

With 25 years of experience, Atlas University International serves patients from 160 countries, providing care for adults and children. The hospital offers airport reception and comprehensive assistance throughout patients’ stays, ensuring continuous support for any questions or needs. Each patient is assigned to the most suitable and experienced doctor, regardless of ethnicity or nationality. Annually, the hospital treats 565,000 patients, mainly from Europe, the Commonwealth, Africa, and Arab League states.

Prof. Erdal Karaöz leads a GMP-certified stem cell center, offering regenerative treatment plans for Parkinson's. The JCI-accredited Liv Hospital Ulus features a specialized Neuroscience Center with a documented 91% survival rate. Initial diagnostics start from $180 for a consultation. Deep brain stimulation surgery costs $24,000–26,000 and includes electrode implantation, the stimulator battery, microelectrode recording, hospital stay, and follow-up programming.

Prof. Dr. Bekir Tugcu is a functional neurosurgeon. Diagnostics start from $118 for a consultation with a plan, $250 for a CT scan, and $250–$1,000 for an MRI. The deep brain stimulation package costs $18,000–$23,000, covering all major expenses – surgery, preoperative tests, 3 nights hospital plus 7 nights hotel, doctor fees, medical equipment, and airport transfers.

Moodist Psychiatry and Neurology Hospital is a private medical center located in Istanbul, Turkey. The hospital specializes in psychiatry, neurology, neurosurgery, and orthopedics, offering care for both adults and children.

Each year, approximately 1,245 patients choose Moodist Hospital for treatment, with most international patients arriving from CIS countries, Europe & the Commonwealth, and the Arab League States.

Dr. Mehmet Aydogan, a neurosurgeon with over a decade of DBS and spine experience, practices at JCI-accredited Emsey Hospital, a EuroSpine Spine Centre of Excellence. Diagnostics start at around $150 for an ultrasound, while a comprehensive diagnostic package with MRI and hotel may cost $850. Deep Brain Stimulation typically runs $25,000–$38,000 – an all-inclusive package covering the implant, 10-day hospital stay, all medical fees, and airport transfers.

This Temos-accredited university hospital offers both Deep Brain Stimulation and stem cell therapy for Parkinson's. Prof. Talip Asil, a neurologist specializing in this therapy, evaluates cases. Diagnostics start around $150–250 for ultrasound. The stem cell therapy package costs around $6,000 including 20 million cells and 1-night stay. DBS surgery typically runs $25,000, covering the procedure and pre/post-op examinations.