Osteochondrosis treatment in Turkey — get 3 personalized clinic matches

$160 consultation with Dr. Mehmet Aydogan at ISO‑accredited Memorial Şişli offers a focused Osteochondrosis assessment. Patients receive a thorough clinical review and personalized recommendations from a top specialist, and discussion of future treatment options. The fee covers the one‑hour consultation only; flights, accommodation and any surgery costs are billed separately.

NP Istanbul Brain Hospital is the first private neuropsychiatric hospital in Turkey focused to treat soul/brain health related conditions. The hospital is No.2 Brain Hospital in Europe.

NP Istanbul Is the pioneer among other Turkish medical facilities to apply therapy with thought-focused medicines and treatment by brain functions measurement.

The hospital has 19 departments, 20 polyclinics, 7 laboratories. The key specialties are neurology, neurosurgery, psychiatry, addiction treatment. The quality of services is certified by JCI (Joint Commission International) and ISO.

Memorial Atasehir Hospital is a private multidisciplinary hospital in Istanbul which belongs to the large Memorial Healthcare Group. The Memorial Atasehir specialties are organ transplant (with 99.5% success rate for liver and 99% for kidney), in vitro fertilization (65% success rate), oncology, cardio- and neurosurgery.

The hospital has Joint Commission International (JCI) certificate for the compliance with international treatment standards, quality, and safety. JCI is a global organization that controls the quality of medical services worldwide.

Memorial Antalya Hospital is JCI-accredited, ensuring international quality standards and a 92% patient recommendation rate. Neurosurgeon Mahmut Akyuz brings 25 years of experience, having completed over 900 procedures. Consultations with MRI imaging range from $150–$200 and include the neurosurgeon’s time and the MRI itself. Accommodation and airport transfer are not included.

Anadolu Medical Center is JCI accredited and affiliated with Johns Hopkins Medicine. Professor Mehmet Caglar Berk has 35 years of neurosurgery experience and was the first in Oregon to perform robotic spine surgery. Lumbar microdiscectomy with endoscope/ Posterior lumbar discectomy with interbody fusion costs $9,100 – covering anesthesia, tests, pathological studies, and 3 days of hospitalization.