41 Best Multiple Sclerosis Treatment Clinics in Turkey

Dunyagoz Eye Hospital Istanbul Etiler is a private single-specialty eye center, open since 2007. It treats 66,000 patients annually and is a trusted choice for politicians, celebrities, and artists. Core specialties include ophthalmology, ocular oncology, and neurology.

• Holds the International Health Tourism Authorization Certificate from the Turkish government.
• Certified by TÜV NORD CERT under DIN EN ISO 9001 for quality management.
• Also accredited by the Turkish Medical Association (TMA).
• Popular with patients from CIS countries, Europe, the Commonwealth, and Arab League states.
• Offers comprehensive eye care for both adults and children.

Prof. Dilek Necioglu Orken has 37 years in neurology and has managed multiple sclerosis for 900+ patients at Memorial Şişli Hospital – Turkey's first JCI-accredited center. An initial neurologist consultation may cost around $180. A full diagnostic package is around $3,670, which can include MRI scans, laboratory tests, and lumbar puncture. The clinic offers Ocrevus and Rituximab therapies after thorough assessment.

Dr. Türkan Tünerir, the founder with 41 years of neurological rehabilitation expertise, leads this program. The clinic’s intensive 21-day MS package typically runs $5,820–6,250 and includes 21 days of therapy, accommodation for patient and companion, meals, transfers, and a translator. This comprehensive rehabilitation uses advanced robotics, VR, hydrotherapy, and hippotherapy. A diagnostic consultation with a neurologist costs around $90.

With 30 years in neurology, Dr. Hatice Hale Tuzun has managed 1,100+ MS cases at this JCI-accredited center. A comprehensive diagnostic workup starts from $130 for a consultation, including MRI ($1,950) and lumbar puncture ($2,000). Personalized treatment programs run $3,150–$3,820, covering neurologist visits, diagnostics, and drug therapy planning for multiple sclerosis.

Prof. Turker Sahiner leads the neurology team at JCI-accredited Memorial Ataşehir Hospital, providing consultations focused on personalized MS management plans. Diagnostics start from around $180 for a neurologist consultation, with MRI of one area typically costing $600–$1,000 and a more comprehensive brain and spine MRI around $1,150. JEMVY injections may cost about $1,000 per dose, including a specialist consultation.

Prof. Yaşar Kütükçü trained at UCSF and is a deep brain stimulation specialist. Anadolu is a JCI-accredited Johns Hopkins Medicine affiliate. Diagnostics start from $213 for electromyography, with MRIs around $600-700. The full diagnostic work-up typically includes a consultation and MRI. High-dose immunosuppression and autologous bone marrow transplant for aggressive MS may cost around $35,000, covering pre-transplant work-up and 15 days of investigations.

Memorial Antalya Hospital is a JCI-accredited private hospital. It was the first in Turkey licensed for liver and kidney transplants. The hospital treats 1.6 million patients annually across oncology, general surgery, and plastic surgery.

• 80% of cancer patients receive radiotherapy with a TrueBeam STx linear accelerator.
• Cancer treatment protocols follow NCCN and ESMO international guidelines.
• General surgery covers breast-saving operations, reconstruction, and gastric bypass.
• Plastic surgery includes rhinoplasty, breast augmentation, and liposuction.
• International patients can stay at a 5-star guest house with free airport transfer and interpreters.

Memorial Göztepe Hospital treats multiple sclerosis with a team led by Dr. Rahsan Adviye, a neurology specialist with 22 years of experience. Treating MS may cost around $6,200 to $10,000. The hospital is equipped with advanced diagnostic tools like AI-supported 3 Tesla MRI and a dedicated neurology department.

Prof. Barış Topçular specializes in MS with 20 years of experience and advanced training at Johns Hopkins. The JCI-accredited, modern Florence Nightingale Hospital offers comprehensive diagnostics. An initial consultation costs around $240. Primary treatment options include corticosteroid infusions based on MRI findings or stem cell therapy, which typically runs $12,940 per session and includes one day of hospitalization.