Clinic NP Istanbul Hastanesi

Prioritize Health first, not the cost. Translated fromTurkish

If you think that the price paid is directly proportional to the knowledge and support, you will be very disappointed. Translated fromTurkish

This hospital is a complete money trap. The treatment is a disgrace, the diagnosis is a disgrace, and on top of that, they deliberately delay the follow-up period and charge a fee. I wish I'd read these comments and gone. If you made a mistake and went, pay attention to the scheduled follow-up date and inquire about the cost. Dr. Alptekin: The treatment is terrible, the diagnosis is wrong, and the fee is doubled, including VAT. I'm adding our hospital's response as additional information. You're reporting a registered "cannot reach" in all the comments. How many patients does Dr. Alptekin have for an appointment on February 20th? Is your name Emre? I'm paying my prescription to prove the deception of a hospital like yours. Translated fromTurkish

A terrible hospital, nothing but a money pit Translated fromTurkish

Turkish and Summarized EnglishMy mother has had an illness that hasn't been fully diagnosed and therefore untreatable for years. Neurologists said it was psychiatric, but despite trying different medications from various psychiatrists, they couldn't find a solution. I wanted to see Nevzat Tarhan, but the first time I called them, they told me their appointments for a year were full. When I called them at the beginning of the following year, they told me they had appointments until June. I made an appointment with another professor at the same hospital. They told me that Nevzat was consulted on the phone when necessary for solutions. The Professor welcomed us very warmly and suggested two different treatments. The first one required my mother to stay in the hospital for about three weeks, I think. This treatment involved medication, and he mentioned electroshock therapy (I can't quite recall the exact procedure). The second one required us to go back and forth to the hospital for 20-21 days, receiving TMS treatment. The Professor had said that if my mother stayed in the hospital, the chances of recovery with the treatments and therapies she would receive were 90%. If we chose TMS, he suggested 80-85%. When we got the price for the treatments, they said it would be around 22 minimum wage for a double room, excluding extras, and 31 minimum wage for a single room, excluding extras. (They had already told us the prices—I've converted it to minimum wage here, roughly.) For TMU treatment, it was around 3 minimum wages. Of course, there's the professor's consultation fee and the mandatory brain EEG at the first appointment. After paying more than half the minimum wage, we met with the professor and negotiated a price. Ultimately, the professor gave me hope, and I said I'd go as long as my mother's problem was solved. We got the TMU treatment and used the medications he prescribed during and after the treatment. We went to our scheduled appointments, both free and paid, under the guise of follow-up appointments. However, although our problem had changed slightly, it still persisted. When we last went, our professor told me to learn to live like this, and our hopes were dashed again. Our professor, who had initially offered hope and promised a solution, had apparently become hopeless about my mother's condition. My mother has constant itching and shaking. After my own research, I compared it to advanced akathisia, but the doctors I saw said it wasn't akathisia. They couldn't find a solution. The attention and care were good, money first, then service. My mother's condition is the same as before I went there, so nothing has changed. We spent time and money trying a new opinion and a new hospital. Keep searching. May God help all patients. Don't make anyone worry and have to travel from hospital to hospital, hoping for a better outcome.-----My mother has had an undiagnosed illness for years. Neurologists said it's psychiatric, but no treatment worked. I tried to get an appointment with Prof. Nevzat Tarhan but couldn't for over a year, so we saw another professor at the same hospital. She was kind and explained two options: 3 weeks in hospital with meds and electroshock (90% recovery, about 22–31x minimum wage), or daily TMS for 3 weeks (80–85% recovery, about 3x minimum wage). TMS was much cheaper, so we chose that.We followed everything, but my mother's condition didn't improve much. In the last visit, the professor said, “You must learn to live like this.” That was very disappointing. First comes the money, then the care. We are still searching. May God help all patients. Translated fromTurkish

What a hospital. It's a business built for those with money. I wonder how much tax they pay for an examination. It costs between 4,500 TL and 10,000 TL for tests and such. At least a hundred thousand TL. It's hardly even close to what a retired person gets.There's nothing for those who have money and aren't doctors, and there's no service. What kind of a ÜNV hospital is this? Shame on you! No other country has healthcare services like this. It's unique to our country. Translated fromTurkish

This is a place where we've been receiving treatment for many years. Everyone is incredibly attentive and helpful. The ladies at the admission and discharge desks are especially friendly and willing to go the extra mile for their clients and their families. Translated fromTurkish

I went here for an ADHD diagnosis. I already had a diagnosis from Germany but moved to Istanbul for a new job so I needed the diagnosis here. My experience was very positive. When I first arrived they had a translator assigned to me, and he was very polite and helpful. He guided me to the different rooms for the various tests they needed to do (ECG, blood test, psychiatrist etc), and he made the whole experience really easy.The psychiatrist was really great too. I was pleasantly surprised by how much time she spent with me discussing my symptoms and current medication etc. Her English was very good, and she took the time to thoroughly discuss my situation and figure out whether my current medication was enough or whether it could be improved. After our discussions she took everything we discussed into account and suggested an additional pill which has so far helped improve many of the side effects I was having from my other medications. It was an off label use of the new pill, where you really need to delve into the literature to find studies that show the benefits that I've experienced, which suggests she has exceptionally good knowledge. She also helped me find a nearby pharmacy that had the medication in stock so I was able to get it right after the appointment.Overall the experience was very positive. It cost around 900€ for all the tests, and most of these costs are one-off costs that won't be required for repeat prescriptions in the future. The psychiatrist appointment itself was around 230€ which I think is a fair price given how much time she spent with me.

I definitely do not recommend them, do not waste your money by spending 1000 euros, they do nothing. Translated fromTurkish

Tnank you to every one at the hospital for being a source and healing.My experience at NP ISTAMBUL HOSPITAL has been truly life-changing. All team were always avalable for support whether medical or personal,special thank to doctor Barish Metin ,thank to the translator Ms Gulnara,She was always present to support me in any condition.

It's called a "brain" hospital, but first, you need to have a conscience.They act like a commercial center, rather than an institution supposed to serve healthcare. They focus on patients' ability to pay rather than their needs. Transparency and empathy are almost nonexistent. If you're looking for a place that truly cares about your health, this isn't the place.Correction: Before you respond to your customers (or your PATIENTS), please check properly whether I've been examined or not. I was examined by Professor Barış Metin in the Neurology Department. Furthermore, the problem here isn't Professor Barış, but your mentality. Lastly, about two months ago, I brought my very close friend to me. Your doctor, who occasionally comes from Erdem Hospital, negotiated with us for money. Until you respond to people, change your staff and your ridiculous mindset. We will prove anything you want, wherever you want. We will even sue if necessary. Translated fromTurkish

My rating at the hospital, rather than the healthcare services I receive, is entirely based on the parking system.You come to a private hospital, and every procedure costs money. But while you're paying a fortune here, a valet greets you at the door and forces you to take your car.It's a private hospital, so valet service is certainly a given, but you can never force valet parking fees. I can park my car in the parking garage myself. I can't say enough about the money I pay for this hospital. Quality healthcare always costs money, but the parking policy is disgraceful. Translated fromTurkish

We sent our patient off to Ümraniye Hospital in good physical health. Due to the treatment they administered, he was admitted to intensive care. A business reported this three days later. Don't go if you don't want to die! Translated fromTurkish

Stay away Translated fromTurkish

My experience at NPİSTANBUL Hospital has been truly life-changing. I came seeking help for psychiatric issues, and I found not only professional treatment but also genuine care and understanding. The doctors took the time to listen and tailor the treatment to my needs, and the entire staff created a safe, respectful, and supportive environment. Mental health is a sensitive journey, and NPİSTANBUL made me feel I was never alone in it. Thank you to everyone at the hospital for being a source of hope and healing.

A business that should definitely be avoided. My 46-year-old cousin, who had a facelift in February 2025, was healthy, a non-smoker, and an athlete with no health issues. He fell ill immediately after surgery and spent three months in intensive care before passing away. A business that was only decorated on the outside but empty on the inside. Translated fromTurkish

I'd like to extend my sincere gratitude to our psychiatrist, Yakup Erdoğan. We've made significant progress in autism with TMS and medication. I highly recommend it. Translated fromTurkish

First of all, this isn't a hospital, it's a purely commercial enterprise. We're customers, not patients, in their eyes. Even a business has business ethics, and there's no room for that here! We made an appointment with a brain tumor and went. The professor we saw didn't explain how he'd perform such a risky surgery, nor did he answer any of our questions properly or provide sufficient information. He tried to exploit our situation with psychological pressure, saying things like, "We need to get surgery right away, even postponing until the morning is risky," etc. He said we could get information about the price from the accounting department, but they quoted an exorbitant fee, saying it was only for the surgery and there would be extras, leaving it open-ended. When we told them I had private health insurance, they said it was only covered through the Social Security Institution (SGK). Of course, because we weren't trustworthy, I did some research and had a very successful surgery at a university's training and research hospital in Ankara, where a very good professor offered me almost a tenth of the price. I live in Istanbul, so the surgeon... Afterwards I returned home, on the 20th day the stitches needed to be removed, this is a brain hospital, we called to at least have the stitches removed here, but this time they told me even more disgracefully that since I wasn’t there for the surgery, they wouldn’t remove the stitches and I should go to the surgery center. Since this is illegal, I complained to the Ministry of Health, and the answer I got was even more disgraceful :) They said that since such hospitals employ doctors without diplomas, fake doctors, and there are risks such as Covid and infection, the hospital can refer you to your doctor!! So these risks do not pose a risk to the current patients of NP Brain Hospital. As a patient, stay away from this establishment if you can! By the way: I made an appointment with a professor in the neurosurgery department at a more well-known private hospital to have my stitches removed. Also, I didn’t have to pay an extra fee. So, it turns out that the doctor who performed the surgery is not obligated to remove them. Again, you should stay away from this place. Translated fromTurkish

It was a difficult place, they intubated my mother without our permission... and my mother passed away... after staying in intensive care for twenty-one days... every day they tell a different story about the treatment process... Translated fromTurkish

My son was in NP Hospital for 40 days. They didn't change anything in the treatment. They took all that money, but there was no improvement in the treatment. What kind of a psychiatric brain hospital is this? What a shame for those doctors. Translated fromTurkish

Last year, I started taking a family friend who is very dear to me to Dr. Yakup Erdoğan. He was suffering from major depression, and just as we were about to lose hope, Mr. Yakup came to our rescue. He's a true specialist. We did our part. The process went perfectly. Thanks to him, we live a peaceful life. Thank you, Mr. Yakup. We're so glad you're here. 😍 Translated fromTurkish

We have been coming to your hospital for about a year. First of all, thanks to your friendly staff and experienced doctors, we have always felt safe. Thanks to your care and attention, we felt like family at home. There is nothing lacking in terms of cleanliness. We especially thank our doctor, Yakup Erdoğan. We have been able to reach him whenever we wanted, and he has always focused on solving our problems. When we wanted to reach him, he responded to all our messages. His behavior is as optimistic as the first day, always smiling, focused on solving problems. We thank him and your hospital for everything. Translated fromTurkish

You go in healthy, you come back sick. They have a demeaning reception style, starting with security. I think they should first treat their staff. Or get customer service training at Hisar Hospital, right under their noses. Unless you're really taking antidepressants, don't go to this hospital. Don't get me wrong, I didn't go for treatment. I went to drop off a package. They destroyed all my positivity. Instead of going here, there's Hasan Mirsal at Balık Rum Hospital. Go there directly. This hospital is a lifesaver. Translated fromTurkish

I never and never recommend it. We hospitalized our uncle twice and he came out like a ghost because they used electric shock. It is difficult to talk. I guess we should shock him right away so that he can come back to his senses and then it will be the same again. The money is really expensive. It is a hospital and they never help on the phone and they talk like they scold you as in the comments. I do not recommend it to anyone. Please be sensitive to your relatives. Do not be fooled by the luxury or expensive comments on their own websites. Mr. Nevzat, thank God my uncle was suffering from pibolar in 15 days. We fixed it with medicine and talking.👍🏻👍🏻 Translated fromTurkish

I confirm that the doctors take full care of their patients. The staff is also excellent. Translated fromTurkish

There's a doctor named Dr. Mukhtar Mursallı who can't communicate with children, but he's a child psychiatrist. What a joke! Translated fromTurkish

My brother, the doctor he took to the headman Mursalli, claiming to be a specialist, tearfully recounted his experiences with profound sadness. Knowing him, I know him well that he would never lie or show any disrespect. It truly saddened us that he encountered such a situation at a place he had taken his child with the intention of healing. Sharing his negative experience was a completely justified reaction. The allegation that the child cursed is completely untrue. Furthermore, my brother received no assistance in obtaining a refund for the fee he paid. We demand redress for our grievance. Translated fromTurkish

I was very pleased with the service I received, I would like to thank my psychologist and his team members. Translated fromTurkish

I had a sinus lift and implant at NP Istanbul Dental Clinic. I'm very pleased; the dentists and assistants are meticulous and do their job well. The sinus lift and implant procedure were successful, with no complications. Translated fromTurkish

NP Brain Hospital is excellent with its knowledge and experience, high level in quality, Translated fromTurkish

Reliable and high-profile physicians, use of the right technology, and qualified and friendly patient follow-up. 👍 I went for internal medicine, and I received my test results quickly. Thank you for the evaluation, and the doctor called me directly and provided me with the information. Translated fromTurkish

You bring a patient, and then you have to struggle to find a parking space on the street. Why? Because the hospital, which has a parking lot, requires valet parking. I can't afford it, so I say I'll park my own car, but they won't let me. Why would I give my car to a 20-year-old kid? What kind of bullying is this? Translated fromTurkish

We're so glad you were here. We extend our heartfelt thanks to all the wonderful people who stood by us during this challenging hospital stay, giving us strength with their knowledge, compassion, and sincerity. Dear Res. Asst. Dr. İrem KEÇECİ, you patiently answered every question and instilled confidence in us. Specialist Clinical Psychologist Yağmur GÖZSÜZ YILMAZ, you were a breath of fresh air with your understanding, listening, and guiding approach in every meeting, and your heartwarming approach. Dear Melek and Funda, who contributed to the counseling process, we're so glad you were here. To our esteemed mentor, Prof. Dr. Sermin Kesebir, who instilled confidence and peace in us, your presence is invaluable to us. We're so glad our paths crossed. We're deeply grateful to each and every one of you. We extend our heartfelt thanks to each and every one of you at NP Brain Hospital. Hakan & Elif and Family Translated fromTurkish

You can experience the service you will receive, the packaging is nice but inside it is empty... You decide whether it is a hospital or a business. It is not a hospital worthy of Nevzat Tarhan's name... I had endless respect for him until I received his service. Translated fromTurkish

I wonder how such a "hospital" with such a miserable ward for so-called mentally ill people can still exist. A horror movie is romantic compared to that. I STRONGLY advise against this institution. Therapy can be found everywhere, but certainly not on this ward. In my opinion and experience, inhumane and degrading practices are used in the ward for the mentally ill. Psychological abuse by nurses and security guards is commonplace. You are knocked out with medication, sedated with injections, and robbed of your human dignity. Relatives and loved ones who act in good faith are being ripped off and have their money taken from them. This is highly criminal! God sees everything, and you can't fool God. Karma is present. Best regardsHow do I know this? My own experience, unfortunately! Translated fromGerman

I do not recommend this clinic to anyone from Kazakhstan and the CIS countries, look for another one, they prescribe aggressive treatment here. And I do not recommend going there, think twice and recheck the diagnosis and treatment. They do not keep in touch with patients, do not take into account the side effects of taking medications. Translated fromRussian

The hospital staff is attentive. The prices are high compared to similar hospitals, but we went there knowing everything except the parking fee of 150 liras. Translated fromTurkish

I saw the name of Nevzat Tarhan and trusted him, read the comments and quietly walked away :)) Translated fromTurkish

I've called five times to make an appointment and get information, but unfortunately, they don't answer the phone. There's a saying: "Everything starts at the door." I wish the guy at the switchboard a good shift. Translated fromTurkish

I've been examined three times by Elvin Guliyev of the psychiatry department, a filthy institution(!). The doctor was so indifferent that he kept me in for 15 minutes the first time, and the same indifference continued throughout the subsequent sessions. He constantly talked about how he couldn't do therapy because he was so busy. You charge 6,000 lira and stay in for 15 minutes; it's a joke. Then I requested a change of doctor, submitted a petition to the chief physician's office, and it's been six months since I've been able to get a new doctor. During this time, I need a change of medication, and I keep getting connected to the switchboard, but they won't even connect me to the doctor's secretary. You're a disgrace. You're ripping people off and not even paying them what they pay you. Translated fromTurkish

I made an appointment with Dr. Mustafa Bozbuğa because I was experiencing pain. Despite repeatedly mentioning my allergy to certain painkillers, he prescribed a medication I was allergic to, had me inject it, and sent me home.Two days later, when I called him to ask for a solution to my pain, he told me in a scolding tone that my condition wouldn't go away in two days and that he didn't prescribe more potent medications on principle. After a week of extreme pain, I sought treatment at another hospital.I'd previously doubted the doctors' expertise several times, including in the emergency room, but after this incident, I'm certain that going to a GP does more harm than good. I won't be coming back myself, and I won't recommend it to anyone. Translated fromTurkish

A hospital with a psychologist who abruptly dismissed a 6-year-old child from the room after an intelligence test, saying, "Come on, get out!" We went there trusting Dr. Nevzat, and it was a huge disappointment. If you're going with your child, always keep an eye on them. Translated fromTurkish

We discharged my cousin, the doctors were simply wonderful, I would also like to thank them for their hospitalization and discharge unit being friendly and solution-oriented. Translated fromTurkish

I made an appointment with psychiatrist Elvan Çiftçi. Since she is from Nevzat Tahran Hodja's team, the doctor is not helpful at all. The burden on me didn't decrease, but increased. I waited for the session to end. I was practically judged for my problems, and she pressured me to tell someone. I didn't leave happy at all. She asked for a lot of unnecessary tests, totaling 10,000 TL. I was given a figure of 16,000 TL, and I wasn't even given a prescription. I don't recommend it at all. I hope anyone who goes will see my review and choose accordingly. Translated fromTurkish

You stated over the phone that your psychiatrist fee, which was 3,400 TL, has been increased to 5,500 TL by 2025 (as far as I know, this is not the professor's fee). Although you didn't provide any fee information over the phone, you did mention that since there was an appointment scheduled in 2024, it will be 3,400 TL this time, but it will be 5,500 TL for your next appointment. What salary increase, in Türkiye or abroad, is 62%, and you're making this increase? This is hindering your patients' mental health instead of supporting them.You've linked me to your solutions page under every negative comment. Do you truly address your patients' problems, or is your only concern collecting your fees?I've been coming to your hospital for nearly three years. While it's impossible not to give a star, I give the only star to my doctor, Elvin Guliyev, and the very esteemed Alper Evrensel, who has left your institution, not to your hospital. Translated fromTurkish

We would like to thank Professor Dr. Anis Aribogana, all the nurses and staff in the intensive care unit, and Mr. Burak, for treating our mother, Servet Tunada, in the intensive care unit of your hospital, with the kindest and most cheerful manner during this difficult period. Translated fromTurkish

Many thanks to the staff of this clinic for restoring my son's health. They diagnosed the problem competently and professionally, approached our situation very meticulously and did everything possible for their young patient. Special thanks to Natalia, who worked with Artem as a translator. She approached his problems not as an ordinary employee, but as a close relative, practically an aunt. Our son is healthy, undergoing rehabilitation and will soon return to normal life. Many thanks, Natalia, to you and your entire team! *** Oğlumun sağlığına kavuşmasını sağlayan bu kliniğin çalışanlarına çok teşekkür ederim. Sorunu yetkin ve profesyonel bir şekilde teşhis ettiler, durumumuza çok titizlikle yaklaştılar ve genç hastaları için ellerinden geleni yaptılar. Artem ile tercüman olarak çalışan Natalia'ya özel teşekkürler. Onun sorunlarına sıradan bir çalışan gibi değil, yakın bir akraba, adeta bir teyze gibi yaklaşıyordu. Oğlumuz sağlıklı, rehabilitasyon sürecinde ve kısa sürede normal hayatına dönecek. Çok teşekkür ederim Natalia, sana ve tüm ekibine! *** Many thanks to the staff of this clinic for restoring my son's health. They diagnosed the problem competently and professionally, approached our situation very meticulously and did everything possible for their young patient. Special thanks to Natalia, who worked with Artem as a translator. She approached his problems not as an ordinary employee, but as a close relative, practically an aunt. Our son is healthy, undergoing rehabilitation and will soon return to normal life. Many thanks, Natalia, to you and your entire team! Translated fromRussian

If I weren't a psychiatrist, I wouldn't know you're inflating prices with irrelevant treatments. What's a citizen supposed to do? You're marketing treatments that don't appear in any guidebooks or books at exorbitant prices like 110,000 lira, and when the patient's family asks us but refuses, you add 50,000-60,000 lira to the bill. Meanwhile, regardless of this 60,000 lira, you called while the patient was in bed and demanded an additional 100,000 lira, without explaining why or for what purpose. But when we asked for a detailed bill and a detailed service report—in other words, you hit rock bottom—you offered a discounted price. What happened to the 50,000-60,000 lira you asked for? I'm not even mentioning the fact that the accounting department said our overnight stay was 10,000, but the itemized bill only listed it at 5,000 or so.Could you please explain the medical indication for a routine EEG on a conscious, psychotic patient? This isn't the patient's first psychotic episode, by the way. He also has no history of epilepsy or seizures. Professor Nevzat Tarhan, I await your response.Why do you resist giving a summary report when you request one? Then you make them wait and barely give it to them? Are you adding or removing anything from the file? Doctors and psychologists usually write their notes immediately; they can't afford to wait three weeks. Does every citizen need to have a contact at the District Health Directorate to get the summary report they deserve?You exploit people's ignorance of their rights and their hesitation and shame in speaking up about their relatives with psychiatric diagnoses. You bill them exorbitantly based on your whims. And when you encounter a patient who understands their rights, you then offer them a foundation discount. 🙃 That's how charitable you are.Such immorality and disgrace are unacceptable. I will not refer any of my patients here. In fact, I will make sure they don't go there. Translated fromTurkish

I didn't know the hospital. We went there for a doctor. Wherever dietitian Hülya Yiğit is, we go there. I blindly entrusted my two daughters to her; she's a very successful, caring, and motivating doctor. I wish everyone could do their jobs like that... I didn't have any problems with the hospital either. Translated fromTurkish

I'm wondering how to approach the introduction. Everyone's most curious question is probably how closely the comments reflect reality. I'll try to briefly summarize the service I received three weeks ago, from beginning to end. I believe you'll have a much better understanding of the truth and be able to make a more informed decision. Selda, who helped me schedule my appointment, was extremely tolerant and empathetic. However, the comments I read afterwards so alarmed me that, if it weren't for the kindness of Dr. Nevzat Tarhan, I almost decided to give up on going to the hospital. However, I went to my appointment on time and day for a one-on-one consultation. The valet greeted me respectfully at the entrance, took my car, and parked it in the appropriate spot. Filled with prejudice, I thought, "Of course he'll be respectful, let's see how much he charges me." At the hospital entrance, we were searched and subjected to a body scan. I thought to myself, "How wonderful that this inspection is so thorough. After all, this is a hospital that also houses psychotic patients. If the inspections were relaxed even a little, what disastrous consequences would there be?" A female staff member immediately escorted us to the appointment and registration area, which felt like a relief. From there, we were taken to the Dr. Elshad Brain Clinic, where we made an appointment on the relevant floor. We paid before the examination. I personally inquired about whether payment was made by card or cash. The prices weren't exorbitant, and a small discount was offered. After all, this is a private healthcare center, and I don't think quality comes cheap. I looked around; there were empty tables almost everywhere, and although we worked until late in the evening, we weren't left standing at all. I went with my young son and my wife. My son enjoyed playing in the playground, and the girls on that floor were very attentive and smiling. We had our examination, and we were very pleased with Dr. Elsah. He ordered a series of tests (EEG, MRI, and many other psychoanalysis tests whose names I don't know). The tests were certainly not cheap, but I'll be honest, I've never encountered such a detailed and professional approach at any healthcare center in my country. An MRI is reported after six months, and an EEG is evaluated after a few months. All tests were carefully evaluated and reported by qualified specialists on the same day. The woman who performed the EEG was very polite and friendly, and all the medical staff who performed the psychological tests were patient and meticulous. The EEG was short, and they took me to the hairdresser to wash my hair after applying the gel. I understood that the purpose of requesting so many tests was to ensure a diagnosis with minimal error. I might have thought, "Why all these tests and all this expense? Just give me my medication, and I'll go." However, this approach would have been both arrogant and unfair to so many respected doctors who do their job so well. Since we were working until evening, we also ordered from the cafeteria, and the prices were extremely reasonable. The hospital also had a restroom and ablution area, as well as a prayer room for both men and women. We performed our examinations, treatment, and prayers right there, without having to search elsewhere. After each prayer, we prayed for ourselves, the other patients, and everyone who made this wonderful service possible. As I was leaving the hospital that evening, the valet meticulously brought my car to me and surprised me by saying, "We don't charge parking fees for first-time visitors." Finally, I'd like to add that the comments were almost preventing us from receiving this wonderful service and achieving healing. I'd like to urge you to be more compassionate and considerate in your comments, excluding those commenting while experiencing mood disorders. Unfair comments can prevent many people in need of healing from receiving this highly ethical and valuable treatment. I extend my sincere gratitude to everyone involved, especially Dr. Nevzat Tarhan. We're so glad you exist. May God bless you all. I wholeheartedly recommend this to everyone. Translated fromTurkish

Gamze Ceylan Çalık, don't go, I don't think you are a doctor. Translated fromTurkish

GAMZE CEYLAN ÇALIK I went to the emergency room for a cold, a lady in civilian clothes came, someone who didn't even have a mask or gloves or a doctor's uniform, told me to open my mouth, tried to look at my mouth with the light of a phone, it was not in accordance with any hygiene or dress code, you can enter healthy and leave sick, I strongly do not recommend it. Translated fromTurkish

I have doubts that Gamze Ceylan Çalık is a lady doctor who examines patients without masks or gloves and with a Xiaomi phone light. Her behavior and attire are completely inappropriate. She either does not know or does not follow any hygiene rules. May God not let anyone fall into her hands. Translated fromTurkish

They've gone overboard on the price. Translated fromTurkish

Hello, last year, in late February or early March, we made an appointment with Associate Professor Barış Metin for my son's Eyüp Hasbahçe appointment. We took him to a private hospital, as most of the procedures were done elsewhere. He said he couldn't find the right one if we emailed him. He said he would review the file and get back to us. Despite all this time, he still hasn't responded to our email. Personally, I'm not rich enough to go to a hospital with such high fees. We went because my child was very sick, otherwise, we're military employees. Our MP Halide İncekara was the one who recommended the hospital to us. I followed her lead, and I wish I hadn't gone. Translated fromTurkish

They were always attentive and caring towards us. Both the reception and the doctors were very attentive. We would like to thank the entire reception team, especially Mr. Yasin, Ms. Ecem, Ms. Melek, and Ms. Funda. Translated fromTurkish

I wanted to know the cost of admission, but they don't provide any information on WhatsApp, not even an average price. There's no price list for even the most common issues. Make an appointment, pay for the examination, and then they'll give you the price. But the examination costs 4,000-8,000 TL. Do I have to pay now just to get information? It's ridiculous. Translated fromTurkish

Thank you very much to Ecem and Yasin for their compliments at the consultation. Translated fromTurkish

It's a very good hospital, the doctors are very good and I thank the staff very much. Translated fromTurkish

I am very, very pleased with the hospital. The staff is very caring, the doctors are great, very clean, with the comfort of a 6-star hotel. Thank you very much 🙏♥️ Translated fromTurkish

It's a fully equipped, decent hospital. It has international accreditation. The staff is good, but it would be more reassuring if the doctors were retained for longer periods. Translated fromTurkish

From the moment you enter the hospital, you are greeted with smiling faces. I would like to thank all of these very important staff members for the psychiatric hospital. Translated fromTurkish

From the moment you enter your hospital, it becomes clear how high-quality the hospital is, focusing on treatment. We would like to thank all the staff with five stars. Translated fromTurkish

I would like to express my endless gratitude to child development specialist Ms. Merve ÖZDEMİR for her cheerful attitude, professional skills, knowledge, and the work she has done and the efforts she has made. Translated fromTurkish

It's another version of the baby gang. A structure created to prevent patients from getting better, even worse, and keep them dependent. With Nevzat Tarhan at the helm, our government unfortunately fails to see. Why aren't hospital epicrisis reports being uploaded to our office? Because that would reveal the truth. I wish we could gather here with patients and their families who share my views. I hope one day this structure will be dismantled. Translated fromTurkish

I had an appointment on December 25th, but the doctor gave me a prescription and told me I needed to go to another hospital to get it filled. This hospital is where the proverb "cheap meat is inedible" comes true, with ignorant doctors who don't prescribe the treatment they offer. The doctor who told me I should reduce or stop the medication and seek another treatment, now refuses to prescribe the medication I was supposed to use to reduce the dose, instead telling me I should go to another private or public hospital to get it filled. I can't believe such an ignorant and incompetent person works as a doctor here. I don't forgive a single penny of the money I paid. Translated fromTurkish

I was examined by a neurologist, Prof. Barış Metin. He was indifferent and dismissive. He didn't even conduct a detailed examination. He's a careless doctor. Now I'll see another neurologist. What a waste of time. Not 1, but 0 points. Translated fromTurkish

WE APPLIED TO YOUR INSTITUTION FOR THE NEUROLOGICAL EXAMINATION OF MY SON EMİRHAN DAYS. WE HAD OUR TREATMENT AND WERE GIVEN AN APPOINTMENT FOR 6 MONTHS LATER. IT WAS WITHIN OUR INSURANCE PERIOD. THE PEDIATRIC NEUROLOGY DOCTOR FROM THE HOSPITAL HAD LEFT THE INSTITUTION BEFORE THE APPOINTMENT DATE. THANK YOU FOR TRYING TO CALL ME BEFORE THE APPOINTMENT. I WAS TOLD THAT THEY WERE ABOUT TO MAKE A DEAL WITH A NEW DOCTOR AND I WOULD CALL AGAIN FOR AN APPOINTMENT. IT WAS NOTED. Later, when I called the hospital because they didn't return for a long time, they said he was a neurologist who takes care of children, but that he was only there in emergencies and when necessary. I asked why an appointment hadn't been made for my child, and they said they could make one if you want. I had my insurance for neurological examinations, and since the deadline has passed, I can no longer go. AFTER THE INSURANCE PERIOD EXPIRES, I CAN TAKE IT ANYWHERE I WANT. IF I COME TO THE CONCLUSION THAT MY INSURANCE PERIOD HAS ENDED WHILE WAITING FOR NEWS FROM YOU, I INTERPRET THIS AS FOLLOWS: YOUR DOCTOR WHO LEFT YOUR HOSPITAL WILL START WORKING AGAIN IN JUNE. YOU ARE TRYING TO MANAGE THE SITUATION UNTIL THAT TIME. THESE ARE SMALL MOVEMENTS FOR A HOSPITAL THAT CLAIMS TO BE ONE OF THE BEST BRAIN HOSPITALS IN EUROPE. YOU CONSULTED THE BOARD, YOU ARE SAYING, LET'S GIVE A DISCOUNT, ETC. I SAID BRAIN HOSPITAL, I TRUSTED IT, I BECAME A VICTIM. A CHILDREN'S NEUROLOGY DOCTOR IS NOT FOUND EVERYWHERE. I SAID MY CHILD WILL BE FOLLOWED UP THERE AT NPI CORPORATE ETC. Translated fromTurkish

Hello. Patient name (Kerem Çokal) We arrived at our appointment on December 10, 2024, motivated to take advantage of the hospital's magnificent appearance and its years of experience. They had a very pleasant sense of humor at the entrance when registering. After registration, a friend escorts you to the relevant unit. This, of course, raises expectations. Unfortunately, the outlook was positive until I encountered the disrespectful person named (neurology) Professor Barış Metin. What followed was, in short, a disrespectful mention of whether a patient had been paid before being treated as a patient. I want it to be known that this is unbecoming of such a large hospital.We also encountered good people at this hospital, (Psychiatrist Dr. Beyruz) and (patient rights manager Serkan Beyr) I would like to thank them for their commitment to human values and their attentiveness. Translated fromTurkish

I stopped coming after seeing the comments. Translated fromTurkish

NP Hospital officials told me my daughter is seriously ill and I can't get her to take medication or see a doctor. She's been suffering for four years, and we're exhausted. Because our resources are limited, we haven't been able to get her admitted to your hospital. Please help us. My daughter is constantly having nervous breakdowns. I can't stand it anymore. We're ready to mobilize all our resources. You too can help us financially and morally. Let's save my daughter, please! I'm a single mother, and I'm supporting her to the best of my ability. Translated fromTurkish

This so called hospital is nothing but a scamming operation. If you value your health and money whatever you do, do not go here. There are hundreds of other clinics or hospitals in Turkey. They charged us 3000 EUR for some basic lab work and doctor consultation. And the result was nothing more than what we already knew before this visit.

Eeg, I was very pleased with the attention and concern of Damla lady who worked there. If everyone was as interested and attentive as her, everyone would be very pleased. Thank you very much Damla lady. 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻 Translated fromTurkish

This is a private hospital, you pay a ton of money and they shamelessly charge you for parking. Shame shame shame 😠 Translated fromTurkish