Discover the Best Clinics and Costs for Vojta Therapy in 2026

Dr. Türkan Tünerir founded Fizyomer Terapia and leads its pediatric rehabilitation programs with a 98% success rate for cerebral palsy and stroke patients. The 21-day Vojta Therapy program may cost around $4,753 – typically covering 3-4 hours of daily therapy, specialist examinations, accommodation for patient and companion, meals, transfers, and basic diagnostics. The clinic has 24 years of experience in intensive rehabilitation, combining Vojta, Bobath, and aquatic therapies.

Assoc. Prof. Dr. Mehmet Ağırman leads Vojta therapy at Turkey’s first JCI Academic hospital with 13 years of neurological rehabilitation experience. The intensive 3-month program may cost around $73,380 – typically covering daily Vojta and Bobath exercises, electrostimulation, occupational therapy, and optional robotic rehabilitation. The 810-bed university hospital combines personalized therapies with academic expertise, hosting over 25,000 international patients annually.

Memorial Şişli Hospital offers Vojta Therapy with specialized pediatric neurology care. Dr. Sinan Çomu, an experienced neurologist with 30 years of experience of practice, follows American treatment approaches for movement and developmental disorders. The therapy typically costs around $6,000–$15,000. The hospital holds JCI accreditation and operates advanced rehabilitation facilities.

Dr. Selvinaz Edizer brings 13 years of experience of neurology experience with 1,100+ procedures performed. The diagnostic package may cost around $3,665, including brain MRI, MR spectroscopy, whole exome sequencing, and airport transfers. Memorial Bahçelievler holds LEED Platinum certification as Turkey's first eco-friendly hospital and uses a pediatric-friendly 3T MRI system.

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.