Best CT (computer tomography) Clinics in Turkey: 70 Top-Rated Centers

Anadolu Medical Center utilizes Flash-CT technology for imaging. This system provides instant scans with a minimal radiation dose for safe screenings. The facility holds JCI accreditation and is affiliated with Johns Hopkins Medicine. A CT scan of one area may cost around $500, while brain imaging typically runs $250. Prof. Dr. Sinan Karaaslan leads the oncological team with over 40+ years of experience. He is a member of the Turkish Society of Medical Oncology and has published over 40 research papers.

Memorial Göztepe Hospital is the 13th hospital of the Memorial Health Group, with over 25 years of experience. Its main specialties are cancer care, cardiovascular care, orthopedics, and neurology. The hospital spans 81,000 m² with 127 outpatient clinics and 19 operating rooms.

• Equipped with MR Linac, da Vinci XI robotic surgery, and a hybrid operating room.
• Features AI-supported 3 Tesla MRI, 512-slice CT, and Digital PET/CT imaging.
• Cancer center provides chemotherapy for over 40 patients simultaneously and uses multidisciplinary tumor boards.
• Has a clinical research unit offering access to global treatment innovations.
• Eco-friendly, energy-efficient facility with daylit ICUs and child-friendly care areas.

Medipol University Parkinson’s and Movement Disorders Center (PARMER) is a private subspecialty clinic in Istanbul, Turkey. It is part of Medipol University and focuses on neurosurgery and neurology. The clinic treats children and adults with movement disorders.

• 6 doctors work across 2 specialized departments.
• Most international patients come from Europe, the Balkans, the USA, Canada, and Australia.

Büyük Anadolu Hospitals in Istanbul treats 280,000 patients per year. Founded in 1995, it excels in orthopedics, general surgery, oncology, and neurosurgery. The hospital uses robotic-assisted techniques for faster recovery.

• Oncology therapies follow NCCN and ESMO guidelines.
• Accredited by the Turkish Medical Association and holds an International Health Tourism Certificate.
• International patients get luxurious private rooms or 5-star hotel options.
• Airport transfers and multilingual interpreters are available.
• Attracts patients from Europe, the Middle East, and the USA.

Memorial Şişli Hospital is the first facility in Turkey to earn JCI accreditation. The clinic uses a 64-slice CT scanner for high-resolution imaging. This technology helps provide precise tumor detection and staging. A standard CT scan may cost around $700–$3,000 depending on the area. Contrast-enhanced scans for oncology typically run around $3,500. Prof. Dr. Mustafa Akarcay oversees diagnostics with over 25 years of medical experience. He is a member of the Turkish Medical Association and several specialized surgical societies.

Hisar Hospital Intercontinental uses an Aquilion 640-slice CT scanner. This technology provides highly accurate imaging while maintaining a minimal radiation dose. A scan typically costs around $300–$600. Some abdominal or chest scans are available within packages including surgeon consultations and laboratory tests. The hospital holds JCI accreditation for international safety standards. Associate Professor Kivanc Derya Peker oversees surgical oncology cases here with over 15 years of medical experience. He earned his medical degree in 2007 and specializes in complex oncology diagnostics.

Memorial Ataşehir Hospital is a JCI-accredited transplant center with a 99.5% liver transplant success rate. It specializes in organ transplant, IVF, oncology, and neurosurgery. The hospital is part of the Memorial Healthcare Group, serving patients from 92 countries.

• 99% success rate for kidney transplants.
• Over 15,000 IVF procedures with a 65% success rate. Uses advanced methods like ICSI and genetic testing.
• Pediatric organ transplant for children aged 0–5 using small instruments.
• Free airport transfers and interpreter services for international patients.
• Memorial Healthcare Group serves 1.6 million patients from 92 countries annually.

Istanbul Florence Nightingale Hospital is Turkey's first Smart-and-Green hospital, certified by TÜV Hessen. It holds JCI and ISO accreditation and treats over 300,000 patients each year. Its strongest specialty is orthopedics, with the first EOS device in Turkey for low-dose imaging.

• Heliport enables air ambulance transfers for emergency cases.
• All 11 surgery rooms have laminar airflow for sterile conditions.
• A 300-seat conference room connects to surgery rooms for live teaching.
• Accredited by British QHA, adding another layer of quality assurance.
• Part of the Florence Nightingale Group, which runs Demiroglu Bilim University and its medical school.

Medipol Mega University Hospital has a 256-slice CT scanner for high-resolution imaging. This technology provides rapid scans and detailed views of the brain and spinal column. A CT scan typically costs around $400. This facility is the first in Turkey to receive IJC Academic Medical Center accreditation. Prof. Dr. Nejat Akalan brings over 35 years of experience to the neurosurgery department. The clinic follows internationally standardized JCI protocols for all imaging. Costs usually cover the diagnostic procedure and the radiologist report.