Best Immunotherapy Clinics in Turkey: 36 Top-Rated Centers

Prof. Dr. Bülent Karagöz brings 43 years of oncology experience with specialized training in targeted immunotherapy. Advanced immunotherapy sessions may cost around $4,500–$10,000, typically covering molecular profiling, medication, and inpatient care. The Johns Hopkins-affiliated clinic provides free transfers, interpreters, and second opinions. Prof. Karagöz holds memberships with Turkish Medical Oncology Association and has authored 40+ publications on immunotherapy.

Prof. Dr. Tahsin Ozadli has performed 1,100+ immunotherapy treatments over 22 years, specializing in lung, gastric, and breast cancers. Dual immunotherapy may cost around $11,000 USD – typically covering 4 sessions, personalized treatment plan, and transfers. The clinic holds International Health Tourism Authorization Certificate and maintains a 98% patient recommendation rate. Prof. Ozadli trained at Ankara Oncology Training and Research Hospital.

Prof. Dr. Serkan Keskin brings 24 years of oncology experience with 900+ immunotherapy procedures performed. Treatment may cost around $5,850 for the first course, typically covering immunotherapy administration, PET-CT monitoring, and transfers. Ranked first in Turkey's medical oncology exam, he personalizes treatment using biomarker testing (MSI/PD-L1/HER2). Memorial Şişli holds JCI accreditation – the first in Turkey – with 4.6/5 patient ratings across 312+ reviews.

Prof. Dr. Tunç Fışgın brings 33 years of pediatric hematology-oncology expertise, including bone marrow transplant training at Cincinnati Children's Hospital USA. The comprehensive diagnostic package may cost around $5,000 – typically covering consultation, bone marrow biopsy, genetic testing, and 2-day hospital stay with companion accommodation. Medical Park Bahçelievler is a JCI-accredited university hospital with Turkey's leading bone marrow transplant center.

Prof. Dr. Suleyman Alici combines 32 years of oncology experience with 1,100+ immunotherapy procedures performed. One session may cost around $4,800, typically covering the infusion, CE-certified drugs, PET/CT if indicated, blood monitoring, and nursing care. The JCI-accredited Hisar Hospital has specialized in oncology since 2005 with dedicated PET/CT and cancer genetics lab. Prof. Alici focuses exclusively on medical oncology with international recognition for immunotherapy expertise.

Prof. Dr. Sadi Kerem Okutur brings 20+ years of clinical oncology experience, including 1,100+ procedures. A full immunotherapy course with Keytruda may cost around $3,850 – typically covering PD-1 inhibitor therapy, PET-CT scans, specialist consultations, and transfers. The JCI-accredited hospital follows strict ISO standards and offers outpatient care under Prof. Okutur’s supervision. He has authored multiple oncology publications and holds membership in international medical societies.

Memorial Antalya Hospital is a private multidisciplinary hospital in Turkey. It specializes in medical and radiation oncology, general, plastic, and reconstruction surgery. Memorial Antalya Hospital meets international standards of quality and safety according to the JCI (Joint Commission International), an authoritative organization evaluating world-class medical centers.

Prof. Dr. Ahmet Bilici leads immunotherapy at Medipol Mega, a JCI-accredited university hospital with advanced oncology equipment. The diagnostic package costs around $2,000 – typically covering PET-CT, MRI, tumor markers, and 3 days accommodation. Prof. Bilici has 4 key clinical facts verified in oncology. The hospital offers both in-clinic immunotherapy administration and take-home treatment protocols, with Gamma Knife and CyberKnife systems available.

Memorial Ataşehir Hospital's immunotherapy program is led by Prof. Dr. Kamil Yalçın Polat, a pioneer in transplant oncology with training at Memorial Sloan Kettering and Mount Sinai Hospital. The JCI-accredited facility offers immunotherapy treatments typically ranging from $14,400 to $20,800. Prof. Polat has authored 75+ medical articles and serves as Vice President of the Turkish Hepatopancreatobiliary Surgery Society.