Best Immunotherapy Clinics in the World: 122 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.

Assoc. Prof. Tuğba Akın Telli brings 19 years of expertise in oncology, with ESMO certification and training at MD Anderson. Keytruda immunotherapy may cost around $4,355 per session – covering medication, nursing care, and transfers. The JCI-accredited Florence Nightingale Hospital offers genetic testing for personalized treatment plans. Prof. Telli completed fellowships in Houston and Brussels, specializing in targeted cancer therapies.

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.

Dr. Jacopo Peccatori brings 28 years of immunotherapy experience with 900+ treatments performed at San Raffaele Research Hospital – a pioneer in stem cell therapies. The preliminary cost may range around €250-285 after detailed evaluation. As Head of Bone Marrow Transplant Department, Dr. Peccatori holds membership in the European Society for Blood and Marrow Transplantation and has published 70+ studies. The IRCCS-accredited hospital offers English-speaking care teams for international patients.

Dr. Jaume Capdevila offers 25 years specialized in clinical oncology, with 900 procedures performed. Immunotherapy for melanoma may cost around €5,000-6,000 per Keytruda infusion at JCI-accredited Centro Médico Teknon. He trained internationally with an endocrine oncology fellowship in Sweden and holds memberships in EORTC, ESMO and ASCO.

Prof. Christoph Zielinski leads immunotherapy at this ISO 9001-certified cancer center with 7,000+ annual patients. The diagnostic package may cost around €3,844 – including PET-CT scan, biopsy revision, blood tests, and consultation with Prof. Zielinski. The clinic pioneered Vienna’s first private kidney transplant and maintains multilingual international standards. Prof. Zielinski brings internationally recognized oncology expertise to personalized treatment plans.

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.

Dr. Mor Midovnik directs the Melanoma Center at Sourasky Medical Center, a JCI-accredited hospital ranked among the top 10 for medical tourism worldwide. Oncologist consultations may cost around $950, with access to cutting-edge immunotherapy protocols and clinical trials. The center reports a 90% success rate for metastatic prostate and breast cancer treatment. Dr. Midovnik serves as senior physician at Ichilov with specialized expertise in medical oncology.

Dr. Luis Madero leads pediatric hemato-oncology with 37 years' experience and 900+ immunotherapy procedures performed. The melanoma program may cost around €10,400, typically including immunotherapy treatment, oncologist consultation, and an individualized plan. Quirónsalud Madrid holds Newsweek's World's Best Hospitals 2021 recognition and offers access to latest immunodrugs. Eligible patients may qualify for free treatment through clinical trials. Dr. Madero serves as professor at Universidad Autónoma de Madrid.