Injuries of bones and joints treatment in Turkey — get 3 personalized clinic matches

Turan Turan Health Group is a robotic surgery and orthopedic center in Bursa, Turkey. For over 25 years, it has provided patients with innovative treatments for muscles, bones, and joints.

Professor Olcay Güler, Chief of Orthopedics at Memorial Şişli, the first JCI-accredited hospital in Turkey. An initial orthopedist consultation may cost around $150. Surgical options include ankle arthrodesis (fusion) for about $8,310, a package covering 5-day hospitalization, meals, and an interpreter. Knee arthroscopy typically runs $9,500–$12,500, while complex hip revision surgery costs around $20,000–$25,000 and is also an all-inclusive package.

Prof. Dr. Mehmet Bulut specializes in Pediatric Orthopedics and offers second medical opinions. The JCI-accredited Medipol Mega hospital provides intraoperative MRI and navigation for complex procedures. Diagnostic consultations start around $150–$300, with CT scans costing $300–$400. Surgical options are comprehensive. Large bone joint fracture treatment runs about $10,000, which includes a week of hospitalization and two operations.

Dr. Ibrahim Coskuner has performed 1,100+ orthopedic procedures since 2004, specializing in fracture fixation, ACL reconstruction, and stem cell therapy. His all-inclusive treatment package at Private Yüzyıl Hospital typically runs $12,000 – down from $15,000 – and covers MRI imaging, surgery, inpatient care, and transfers. The clinic holds Turkish Society for Quality accreditation with a 91% patient recommendation rate.

Dr. Yusuf Bayram has performed 1,100+ orthopedic procedures over 12 years at this JCI-accredited hospital. Diagnostics start from around $50 for a blood count, with consultations costing around $130. Stem cell therapy for knees costs around $3,500–$7,000, while arthroscopic surgery runs $8,000–$11,000. More complex treatments like fracture surgery or ankle arthrodesis cost $8,200–$13,000, packages typically include surgery, hospitalization, transfers, and an interpreter.