Memorial Ataşehir Hospital is a multidisciplinary hospital in Istanbul. It is part of the largest medical network Memorial. It is equipped with high-tech equipment, the most advanced cancer treatment systems: the new generation Elekta Versa HD SIGNATURE irradiation, robotic surgery, X-ray imaging systems, one of the radiological imaging systems 3 Tesla MR technology, angiographic units for vascular examination, and the clinic also specializes in neurosurgery, cardiac surgery, reproductive medicine and IVF centers, hematology, breast health are popular. Memorial Ataşehir Hospital provides assistance in various areas to patients from all over the world.
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About the clinic
Joint Commission International Accreditation
Why us?
Memorial Ataşehir Hospital in Turkey, one of the leading hospitals of the Memorial network. The infrastructure of the hospital is:
- 144 hospital beds (25 of them in the intensive care unit)
- 5 surgical rooms
22 thousand sq. km area
67 specialized departments
50 specialized offices
Areas of Expertise
Reproductive medicine and IVF
Due to the high success rates after the procedures (up to 65%), the center is popular among most foreign patients. The following procedures are available:
- classical IVF
- ICSI – the result is at the level of 95%. Doctors perform this procedure mainly in case of male infertility, if the man’s sperm are not very mobile. During ICSI, the reproductive specialist selects the most active sperm and injects it into the egg with a special thin needle.
- IMSI – fertilization by micro-injection. The procedure is similar to ICSI, the only difference is that the doctor uses a more powerful microscope.
- cryopreservation of sperm, eggs and embryos
In addition, preimplantation genetic diagnostics is available for future parents at the hospital. Thanks to screening, parents can be sure that the child does not have hereditary diseases and developmental disorders. The procedure is carried out in each case, but it is especially relevant for people with genetic pathologies, which can affect the bearing of a child. Diagnostics are also recommended for already born children with deviations.
Cardiology and cardiovascular surgery
Memorial Ataşehir Hospital Heart Center provides services in the fields of examination, diagnosis, treatment, rehabilitation and coronary intensive care for heart diseases with world-class equipment and infrastructure. Diagnosis and treatment opportunities are provided to all patients with cardiovascular diseases, from newborns (in the fetal cardiology department, where heart defects are diagnosed during pregnancy) to the elderly.
Cardiology Tests at the Memorial Hospital Heart Center
An electrocardiogram (ECG) is a recording of the electrical activity of the heart to study the functioning of the heart muscle and neurotransmitter system.
Treadmill Exercise Test – A stress test used to evaluate for cardiovascular disease, to determine the effectiveness of treatment for known cardiovascular disease, to determine if the heartbeat is irregular with effort, to determine if there is an arrhythmia, and to evaluate a patient’s ability to exert effort in various heart conditions. During the exercise test, the patient walks on a treadmill.
Stress echocardiography – used to evaluate for blockage or narrowing of the blood vessels that feed the heart (coronary arteries), to determine the need for treatment other than medication in patients who have had a heart attack (myocardial infarction), and to assess the severity of disease in patients with valvular heart disease. It is safe, easy to use, and provides very important information.
Holter (Holter ECG) – a device that is attached to a belt, 3-4 cables are attached to the chest with electrodes. While the person goes about their daily life, the device measures cardiac electrolytes at scheduled times. After the time has elapsed, the device is removed and the records are analyzed on a computer. This device can detect any rhythm disturbances originating from the heart, such as palpitations, chest pain, and fainting that are not visible on examination but last for a short time during the day.
Event Recorder – devices similar to the Holter ECG and used specifically to detect rhythm disturbances that do not recur frequently. The device can remain with the patient for 14 days. It has the function of recording only when the patient has complaints (the recording time can be customized as desired).
Blood Pressure Holter – measuring the blood pressure of patients at frequent intervals during the day and recording the blood pressure and pulse.
Tilt Table Test – a test used to diagnose syncope caused by a sudden drop in blood pressure and/or heart rate after standing still for a long time or after sitting for a long time. It is used in the differential diagnosis of syncope. The test is performed in a clinic on a tilt table. The patient is placed on the table, then the table is brought to an upright position. An excessive drop in blood pressure and/or a low heart rate indicate an abnormal response.
Interventional interventions
Treatment of aortic valve stenosis (Tavi method)
With age, calcification can be seen in the aortic valve and the valve does not open and close well. Narrowing of the aortic valve due to old age is more common in men. In the TAVI method, which can be considered a revolution in cardiology, a new valve is placed inside the aortic valve using a non-surgical catheter. In this method, the valve is replaced without opening the chest. TAVI, which is the process of widening the narrowed valve by reaching the heart through a vein through a catheter without stopping the heart and opening the chest, and placing a new valve in this widened area, is a method used in patients for whom open surgery is not possible.
Temporary pacemakers
The procedure is usually performed under local anesthesia by placing thin wires (electrodes) through large veins that lead to the heart in the neck, chest, or groin and connecting it to a generator outside the body. This procedure can be done at the patient’s bedside or under an X-ray machine. The procedure usually takes 20 to 30 minutes. Once the temporary battery is no longer needed, the wire placed inside the heart is removed.
Catheter ablation
Catheter ablation is the treatment of rhythm disturbances using radio waves. This method is used for rhythm disturbances that do not respond to drug treatment or in cases where patients do not want to take medications for life. The success rate in treating rhythm disturbances in the form of rapid heartbeat with catheter ablation ranges from 70-100%, depending on the type of heartbeat being treated and the location of the short circuit.
Ischemic angiography
Coronary angiography is a technique used to detect diseases of the arteries that feed the heart. This is caused by cardiovascular disease. Coronary angiography also determines which area of the arteries that feed the heart are narrowed or blocked. It identifies stenosis or occlusion of the heart vessels and ensures that treatment is directed as needed. The groin or arm arteries are used as the site of intervention for coronary angiography.
Percutaneous Transluminal Coronary Angioplasty (PTKA) – Stent
Techniques used to treat narrowing or complete occlusion of the vessels feeding the heart, detected after coronary angiography. Like PTCA and/or stent coronary angiography, it is performed in the angiography lab using local anesthesia at the entry site without making the patient drowsy. Treatment time varies. Once the procedure is complete, the patient is transported to the appropriate service as advised by the physician. Coronary balloon angioplasty is performed using specially designed materials.
Myocardial perfusion scintigraphy
This test looks at the blood supply (or nutrition) to the heart muscle at rest and under stress. It looks at whether there is stenosis in the vessels that feed the heart, and if so, whether the stenosis is causing problems with the blood supply to the heart. It is more sensitive than the stress test. First, the patient is injected with radioactive material intravenously and pictures are taken with a device called a gamma camera at rest, then a stress test is done by walking on a tape or with a drug, and the radioactive material is injected again. Again, the picture is taken with a gamma camera. The radioactive material rises to the heart and reaches the heart muscle. In areas where there is occlusion of the vessels, the material is retained less. A gamma camera is the name of the device that allows us to take the pictures. It rotates around the heart at regular intervals and transmits the radioactive signals from the heart to a computer.
Thoracic surgery
Thoracic surgery is a medical subspecialty that deals with surgery for congenital, oncologic, inflammatory, and related conditions that make up the chest cavity (excluding the heart). The organs of interest include the lungs, the mediastinum (the area between the two lungs and inside the heart), the diaphragm, the bones and muscles that make up the chest cavity itself, and the trachea and esophagus. Thoracic surgery departments provide world-class care through experienced staff, advanced technology, and multidisciplinary approaches.
Diagnostic Methods
BRONCHOSCOPY is a procedure performed by entering the trachea. It is used to remove foreign bodies in the bronchi, take biopsies from lesions in the bronchi, or clean out the bronchi.
MEDIASTHENOSCOPY is a procedure performed by inserting a camera into the mediastinum. It is used to sample lesions in the mediastinum, especially from the lymph nodes.
MEDIASTINOTOMY is a surgical procedure performed on the mediastinum to sample lesions in an area that cannot be reached by mediastinoscopy.
ESOPHAGOSCOPY is a procedure performed by entering the esophagus, used to remove foreign bodies from the esophagus and to sample lesions in the esophagus.
Treatment Methods
Thoracic surgery is performed using open and closed methods of treatment. The type of surgical intervention is determined by the patient’s condition, anatomical structure and the condition of the lesion. However, open and closed surgical methods have their own advantages and disadvantages.
Open method: In the open method of surgery, the entry point is selected from the patient’s chest depending on the condition of the lesion. Two or three sutures are used to bring the ribs together after an open operation, which is performed by entering the chest cavity between two ribs. The size of the incision that needs to be made may vary depending on the lesion. This type of surgery is especially preferable when the lesion is large, the disease has reached an advanced stage and there is adhesion to the surrounding tissues.
Closed method: It is used with two different techniques: VATS and Robotic (Da Vinci). VATS (video-assisted thoracic surgery – video-assisted thoracic surgery). With the VATS method, the tissues between the ribs are not damaged and there is no need for sutures that approach the ribs, since it is a minimally invasive chest surgery. The patient has less pain and bleeding. Endoscopic thoracic sympathotomy (ETS) is a surgical method used to treat problems with excessive sweating in patients, mainly on the hands and armpits. In the ETS method, an opening of 1-1.5 cm wide is opened in the patient’s armpit and penetrated into the chest cavity. There is a sympathetic nerve that causes sweating when the interior is observed with a camera system (VATS). Depending on the sweating of the hands or armpits, the level of blockage is determined with the help of a camera. The operation is performed according to the technique to be performed. Robotic surgery (RATS-Robotic thoracic surgery). The logic that applies to the robotic surgery method, also called RATS, is the same as the VATS method. This method can be used in diseases where there is no excessive invasion and adhesions. The robotic method can be preferred in all diseases where thoracic surgery can be used. The advantages of robotic surgery are:
- Risk of bleeding is lower due to the surgeon’s knowledge of anatomy and ability to use wrist movements in tight spaces
- Controlled movement reduces the risk of air leaking into the lungs
- Shorter hospital stay for the patient
- Smaller incision size than open surgery
- Less risk of complications compared to open surgery
- Postoperative pain is less than with open surgery
Department of Organ Transplantation
Memorial Hospital Organ Transplant Center is the first private medical institution in Turkey to receive a license from the Health Department for organ transplantation (liver and kidney) and related laboratory services.
Liver Transplant at Memorial Ataşehir The most common indication for surgery is severe liver cirrhosis, most often caused by hepatitis B. The disease causes liver failure, which prevents the patient from leading a normal life. Congenital liver diseases and tumors can also be the cause. Memorial Ataşehir Hospital performs liver transplants from related donors (up to 4th generation) and, if approved by the Regional Ethics Committee, unrelated liver transplants. When a patient’s relative is willing to donate but does not match his or her blood type, the hospital performs a cross-transplant (exchange of donors between several donor-recipient pairs)).
Kidney transplantation In the terminal stages of kidney damage, Memorial Ataşehir performs organ transplantation from a donor relative. Another unique opportunity of the clinic’s transplant center is performing kidney transplantation operations on newborns and children under 5 years of age. The experience of Memorial Ataşehir transplantologists and the availability of special microinstruments allow such an intervention to be carried out as gently as possible.
Endocrine and metabolic diseases
Deficiency and excess of hormones secreted by the endocrine glands, which are organs of the endocrine system, and tumors of these glands are the subject of endocrinology. In addition, diabetes, obesity, nutrition and diet, high cholesterol and triglycerides (fats in the blood), high uric acid, metabolic syndrome, vitamin (especially vitamin D) and mineral (especially calcium) metabolism, and osteoporosis (diseases of bone metabolism such as dissolution) are included in the field of endocrinology. The endocrinology department treats patients with diseases of the endocrine organs and systems: pituitary insufficiency (HYPOPITUITARISM), excess prolactin hormone (PROLACTINOMA), excess cortisol hormone (KSHING’S DISEASE), excess growth hormone (GH) (ACROMEGAL), growth hormone deficiency and short stature (mainly a subject of pediatric endocrinology, but can sometimes be observed in adults), goiter (enlargement of the thyroid gland), thyroid overload (HYPERTHROID/toxic goiter), hypothyroid thyroid insufficiency (HYPOTHYROID), nodular diseases of the thyroid gland, inflammatory diseases of the thyroid gland (THYROIDITIS), etc.
Check-up programs
The check-up at Memorial Ataşehir Clinic depends on many factors: gender, age, patient complaints, etc. It is important to know that:
Consultations and examinations are planned individually in accordance with the patient’s needs and health status
Preventive diagnostics are aimed at identifying oncological, cardiac and other critical diseases
Specialists assess the patient’s lifestyle, helping to determine the risk of developing diseases and take the necessary preventive measures to protect against them. They also give valuable advice on healthy eating and the necessary physical activity so that you are always in shape and feel good
Examinations are carried out within 1-2 days.
To determine the contents of the check-up and find out the prices, contact us.
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Reviews
Burak Toptas
1 day back
B. K.
2 days back
We would like to thank Duygu Hn at the Orthopedics reception for her helpfulness, kindness, and welcoming demeanor.
Osman habib Dokumacı
3 days back
Dr. Nesrin is truly the best in her field, in my opinion. She's a doctor who inspires confidence, communicates beautifully with my child, provides us with excellent information, and clarifies every question we have. I'm so glad we met her. Translated fromTurkish
Muammer Savas
3 days back
The doctors, nurses, and all the staff are working tirelessly to help. The hospital is very clean. Thank you so much for everything. 🙏🙏🙏 Translated fromTurkish
erdem atmaca
3 days back
alp dinçtürk
3 days back
This is Memorial's good hospital 🏥 and the surgeon, Dr. Mehmet Fikri Yapıcı, at this hospital is a very good person and also a very good doctor. Translated fromTurkish
sadik yilbas
4 days back
I was very satisfied with the services I received from the Ophthalmology Department at Memorial Ataşehir Hospital. I would like to thank all the hospital staff, especially my doctor, Prof. Dr. Dicle Hazirolan. Translated fromTurkish
Asli Kahraman
5 days back
Mehmet Göksel ULAŞ
5 days back
Pediatric cardiologist Prof. Dr. İbrahim Cansaran TANIDIR is an expert in his field, experienced, and has excellent communication skills. His calmness and approach to patients inspire confidence. Translated fromTurkish
Ümit Yücel
6 days back
I would like to express my deepest gratitude to my esteemed doctor, Assoc. Prof. Dr. Ferhat Ferhatoğlu, for his exceptional care, knowledge, and professionalism throughout my gallbladder surgery. The confidence he instilled before the surgery, his meticulous attention to detail throughout the process, and his sense of responsibility towards his patient made this experience much more comfortable and secure for me.
I also extend my heartfelt thanks to the anesthesia and surgical teams for their dedication and attention to detail during the surgery, which ensured its successful completion.
Following the surgery, I am also grateful to the nurses and the entire healthcare team on the ward for their smiles, care, and patience. Their support and care during my recovery were invaluable.
I wish all healthcare professionals, especially my doctor, Assoc. Prof. Dr. Murat Ferhat Ferhatoğlu, continued health, success, and ease in their work. Thank you for everything.
On this occasion, I also congratulate all your staff on Medical Professionals' Day. Translated fromTurkish
metin demir
6 days back
Merve Nur Kırmızı
7 days back
I was very pleased with my gynecologist and Nurse Reyhan from the prenatal class; they were there for me every step of the way. I recommend them to everyone 🩷 Translated fromTurkish
Duygu Çobaner
7 days back
yasemin gunay
7 days back
Ferhan Özerson
7 days back
We would like to express our sincere gratitude to our doctors, Prof. Dr. İzzet Erdinler and Prof. Dr. Zeynep Ferhan Özşeker. We are in safe hands. Translated fromTurkish
Füsun Ögetürk
8 days back
Everything was perfect, I was very pleased with your attention, thank you. Translated fromTurkish
Dolina Lupu
8 days back
I had my father operated on here 6 months ago. Malignant kidney tumor and benign lung tumor. It was an 8-hour operation led by urologist professor Murat Binbay and thoracic surgeon professor Hasan Faviz Batirel. In 14 hours he was up and running. The operation was a nephrectomy combined with lobectomy using the davinci device. We were discharged in 4 days. We come for checkups every three months to see if everything is ok. Although he no longer has a kidney, he has not felt any discomfort and in his lung, where his lower right lobe was removed, the only pain he feels is the muscle pain… the prices are high but these doctors saved my father. I forgot to mention that he did not require medication because the malignant tumor was in stage 2 and only the kidney was affected, which led to its permanent removal. Thank you Memorial and I hope you will always give me good news in the years to come! Translated fromEnglish
Ihsan Tatlısumak
9 days back
I booked an online consultation and paid for it. Later, they informed me that the doctor in question doesn't offer online consultations. It's been 10 days and they still haven't refunded my money. Also, there's a record in the e-health system as if I had visited the hospital. They really have a shady, unprofessional customer service. Translated fromTurkish
Ceren Kaplan Çiçek
9 days back
Zuhal Cengiz
9 days back
İsmail Budak
10 days back
I thought this huge, well-established hospital's Physical Therapy unit is overseen by a single person. That person handles all the pre-authorization entries and processes all requests. I've been trying to schedule an appointment for physical therapy for about five days now, and I have to explain my problem from the beginning to everyone I speak to. Finally, I thought I'd explained everything clearly, and I got a promise from the person I spoke to that they would get back to me, but for two days now, no one has called or contacted me. Today I called again, and it was another disappointment. The relevant person is on leave, and guess what I got? The relevant staff member, that one person, is on leave, and there's no one else to help. I can't get any information about whether a pre-authorization request has been entered or if my appointment has been scheduled. I'm fed up, damn this situation, I won't even go near this hospital again. Translated fromTurkish
melek yukay
10 days back
Cemile Yaman
11 days back
I would recommend thoroughly researching Dr. Fırat, a plastic surgeon who started work on February 2nd, based on his communication with patients and the procedures he performs. I wish him a speedy recovery. Before going to this unit and making an appointment with Dr. Fırat, I recommend doing thorough research. I'm not trying to discredit him; based on my experience, I advise people to do their research well. Translated fromTurkish
Esra Yeniceli
11 days back
Prof. Türker Şahiner is very informative, friendly and trustworthy. Translated fromTurkish
Sezin Çarıklı
11 days back
First of all, I would like to thank our pediatrician, Dr. Burcu, in Ataşehir for quickly diagnosing our condition and guiding us in the right direction. Secondly, I would like to thank Dr. Hakan, the pediatric surgeon at Göztepe Hospital, for his swift procedures and emergency surgery. The pediatric department at Memorial Göztepe Hospital is truly very attentive. All the nurses on the department took great care of us. I especially want to thank Nurses Kübra, Rabia, and Emel. Translated fromTurkish
Ece Subutay
13 days back
I underwent breast augmentation surgery with implants for tuberous breasts with Dr. Firat Ozer. I had a very asymmetrical, congenital anomaly, but now I have wonderful breasts. Dr. Firat is not just a doctor, he is practically an artist. I entrust myself to him for all my aesthetic surgeries, I never ask questions because I know he will do the best for me. The Memorial Group is a well-established and well-known chain, but of course it depends on what you expect. The room I stayed in was quite small, and the accompanying chair was extremely narrow and uncomfortable, and didn't open. The nurses said they would be right back but never did; you had to press the button repeatedly. The sterility was excellent, and the patient and accompanying person meals were quite delicious. Translated fromTurkish
Faruk ÇAM
13 days back
We were pleased with the obstetrics and gynecology department and with Dr. Samet. Translated fromTurkish
Bcd Ormanlı
13 days back
Levent
15 days back
I received excellent service throughout my treatment at Memorial Ataşehir Hospital for my broken foot. I would like to thank Professor Haluk Çelik, who treated me, and nurse Tuğba Yalçın, as well as all the staff at Memorial Ataşehir Hospital. Translated fromTurkish
Ahmet Caner Başdoğan
15 days back
On Sunday, February 8, 2026, at approximately 11:10 PM, our baby fell with a glass, which shattered, causing a laceration of about 2 cm on the palm of his right hand, near his finger. We quickly brought him to the Emergency Department of Memorial Ataşehir Hospital. Emergency medicine specialist Dr. A. Talha KAYATAŞ examined our baby, stating that he could only bandage and wrap the hand, and that a plastic surgeon needed to see him. He bandaged the hand and directed us to the emergency room staff to schedule an appointment. He didn't even think to check for glass fragments in the cut. He didn't even order an X-ray. Furthermore, his biggest mistake was not calling the plastic surgeon to come to the hospital; he didn't even contact him to inform him of the situation. Afterwards, the staff at the reception desk gave us an appointment with Plastic Surgeon Fırat ÖZER for 8:30 AM. We went home, and our baby had a very difficult night because his hand hadn't been treated. We were back at the hospital at 8:20 AM the following morning. Although we had an appointment at 8:30 AM, we waited for Dr. Fırat until 9:20 AM. He was stuck in traffic. Neither the emergency medicine specialist nor the staff at the emergency room had given him any information. When Dr. Fırat arrived at the hospital, he told us, "I wish the emergency medicine specialist, Dr. A. Talha Kayataş, had called me and informed me about the situation. That way, I could have left home earlier." Afterwards, we went into Dr. Fırat's room. While we waited, panicked and stressed, for our baby's hand to be treated, this experienced plastic surgeon told us that he hadn't performed such operations in over 10 years, that he might not be able to do it, and that a hand surgery specialist would be needed. This attitude and demeanor didn't inspire confidence, and we began to worry. However, as time was running out, we agreed to let him examine the baby. He then examined our baby and said there was no problem with the tendons, but that it still needed to be examined under general anesthesia in the operating room and that the baby would need to stay in the hospital for one day. We became increasingly anxious. Because, as we learned from our friends, if there was no problem with the tendons in the baby's hand, this issue wasn't serious enough to require hospitalization or surgery under general anesthesia. While we were learning this, the following disgraceful events unfolded: The doctor was trying to arrange an operating room, but it proved quite difficult. A woman working there spoke to someone on Mr. Fırat's phone and said he could get an appointment for Wednesday. Afterwards, Mr. Fırat spoke to others and tried to arrange it. By the time they said the operating room was arranged, it was almost 11 o'clock, but because of this unsafe environment, we had already started looking for another doctor qualified to treat our baby's hand. Finally, with the help of our relatives, we found another private hospital (I won't give a name. Let's just say it's one of the most well-known private hospitals in the healthcare sector) and a doctor there. They performed the procedure with local anesthesia within an hour, without general anesthesia or hospitalization. The doctor who performed this operation is a 34-year-old Orthopedics and Traumatology Specialist.
In conclusion, the two doctors mentioned at Memorial Ataşehir Hospital have wronged us in this way. Therefore, although I have trusted this hospital and gone there repeatedly over the years (even having surgery), my trust in it has diminished due to these incidents. I hope the necessary action will be taken. And I hope other people will not experience such injustices.
Ahmet Caner Başdoğan Translated fromTurkish
Can Cansunar
16 days back
Uğur Akdas
17 days back
We are very pleased with our baby's doctor, Dr. Evrim Sağlamer. Both her knowledge and approach to our baby are truly reassuring. At every examination, she patiently listens and explains all our questions clearly. Thanks to her care, friendly demeanor, and professionalism, we always feel at ease. We feel very fortunate to have found such a doctor. Thank you, Dr. Evrim. Translated fromTurkish
shreya kasaudhan
17 days back
Do you have car parking? Is it free or chargeable?
ömer faruk aydın
18 days back
Good night everyone,
This evening we took our 15-month-old daughter to Memorial Healthcare Group Ataşehir Hospital for an examination. After the examination and initial medication, our doctor stated that hospitalization would be more appropriate, and we decided to initiate the admission process.
At 9:00 PM, we were informed that our room was being cleaned and would be ready as soon as possible. However, we had to wait until 10:44 PM with our other daughter, who is 5 years old, and our 15-month-old baby. During this time, we were told every time we asked that we would be taken to the room within 15-20 minutes; however, these times were constantly delayed.
At 10:44 PM, stating that we did not want to wait any longer, I informed the doctor that we wanted to cancel the admission process and went to his office to request a prescription. After spending no more than 2-3 minutes in the doctor's office, I came out and was informed that the room was ready and we could proceed with the admission process.
During this process, a woman claiming to be an authorized person at the hospital approached us and stated that waiting approximately 1 hour and 50 minutes for room cleaning with two children was "normal" and apologized for the inconvenience.
Furthermore, although our doctor had stated before admission that we would receive intravenous fluids and oxygen therapy overnight, blood tests, swab tests, and some additional tests were performed upon arrival in the room without any explanation. I believe we should have received detailed information regarding this change.
This entire process has been extremely stressful, both physically and psychologically. We were particularly upset by having to wait for such a long time with a small baby and our other child, and by the lack of clear information throughout the process. Translated fromTurkish
Sinem Sahin
18 days back
At Memorial Ataşehir, Prof. Dr. Turan Tunç is a truly exemplary pediatrician who has earned the trust of both families and young patients with his extensive knowledge of child health and warm approach. Translated fromTurkish
Zeynep YAMAN
18 days back
Sinem Gündüz
19 days back
İSMAİL KÜÇÜKGÜMÜLCİNA
20 days back
Memorial Hospital in Ataşehir is a healthcare institution I trust. Since 2013, I have been going to Cardiology physician Prof. İzzet Erdinler after heart attacks, and I recommend him to everyone. Translated fromTurkish
bestecan eren
1 month back
emreguven86
1 month back
Hello,
Due to my daughter's fever/weakness, we made an appointment at the pediatrics department, where we have been regularly visiting for years, and underwent treatment with our private health insurance policy. Our doctor requested some laboratory tests as a standard procedure and directed us to the assistants at the entrance. This is where the problem began. Normally, the doctor's requests are pre-authorized, procedures not covered by the policy are explained to the patient, and even verbal consent is obtained from the patient for procedures not covered by the policy. None of this was done, and upon leaving the examination, despite being covered by my policy, I was asked to pay 6250 TL. At first, I thought the procedure cost 31,250 TL. When I asked why it was so expensive, I was told, "Some of your tests may not be covered by your policy." I was met with an offensive response like, "We are not obliged to inform you of this beforehand unless the patient asks." You have raised my daughter to the age of 10, and this is the first time I have been so shocked. We condemn this approach, which is unbecoming of this hospital, which my entire family has visited perhaps 200 times in total. From now on, we will be more vigilant with everyone around us against the arbitrary practices of your employees, while our full attention is on our patient. You can't conduct patient communication, or even business, by rushing things through like that! Translated fromTurkish
Zümrüt Begüm Çınar
1 month back
Halil Zengin
1 month back
alp dinçtürk
1 month back
This is Memorial's good hospital 🏥 and the surgeon, Dr. Mehmet Fikri Yapıcı, at this hospital is a very good person and also a very good doctor. Translated fromTurkish
Orcun Akalin
1 month back
SRC KKK
1 month back
With Professor Cenk Ersavaş here, you don't have to fear anything. I consider myself incredibly lucky to have met him. His meticulousness in his work, his informative approach, and his patient-centered attitude are exactly what we've been looking for for a long time! He's a wonderful person. Translated fromTurkish
M. Bülent BOZER
1 month back
We went for a check-up for my wife under her health insurance. We learned upon arrival that a mammogram was included in the check-up. My wife was so scared of the mammogram that she almost ran away from the hospital! The pain of this procedure has become such a legend among women that, unfortunately, many avoid it out of fear. After much difficulty, I convinced my wife to have the mammogram, and her happiness at the end was priceless. The equipment used was new technology, and thanks to the reassuring and friendly demeanor of the staff member performing the procedure, we completed our dreaded test in just 5 minutes without any pain or discomfort. I wanted to share this experience with other women who might have similar fears and recommend that you have your mammogram done here if you have one pending. Have a healthy day. Translated fromTurkish
CANAN GEZER
1 month back
It's a boutique hospital limited to outpatient services in only a few specialties. It's absolutely not a hospital you should choose for serious illnesses like cancer. I'm writing this as a victimized patient who has undergone 2-3 surgeries and narrowly escaped death. I'm writing this purely out of humanity. Translated fromTurkish
Nihal Özkan
1 month back
Fatih Nazmi Yaman is a wonderful doctor, a very sincere gentleman who cares for his patients with a reassuring approach. I encountered him twice in the emergency room and I thank him for that. Translated fromTurkish
YUNUS Kurban
1 month back
A relative of ours recently had surgery and it went well. The staff's attentiveness and friendliness boosted their energy. The location is very convenient and easy to find... Translated fromTurkish
G B
1 month back
We went to the emergency room last week. We were very pleased with the information and communication from Dr. Erinç Müderris Şahin. She also followed up on our condition afterwards. If only everyone could do their job as well as Dr. Erinç... Translated fromTurkish