Yeditepe University Hospital Emergency Service is one of most efficient and prompt medical emergency service providers in Turkey, offering immediate care to the ill or injured patients in a competent and timely manner.
Just as you enter the Emergency Department your level of emergency is determined by the physician and the nurse meeting you at the door. Without losing time medical intervention begins. Following the intervention, all kinds of advanced imaging and laboratory support along with diagnosis and follow-up is performed at a multi-disciplinary way with the support of related specialist physicians.
Get a Second medical opinion on Yeditepe University Hospitals. It gives you access to the Best Doctors’ network of the world’s leading medical specialists, enabling you to get a free second opinion on any diagnosis or treatment.
Our Emergency Service employs the latest techniques for the evaluation and treatment of patients with conditions that require more extended testing or treatment than can be carried out in the emergency department.
In the event that an international patient is admitted to the Emergency Service, Yeditepe University Hospital’s International Services Department may support their treatment with its team of multilingual staff dedicated to the recovery and wellbeing of our patients from abroad.
As Yeditepe Healthcare Group, we are presenting you our own International Patient department MedicaTürk.
Medicatürk focusing only on a seamless patient journey, helping patients on their travels to Yeditepe from beginning to end.
``I haven't been to another hospital for 16 years, a hospital like a family atmosphere with a friendly doctor, nurse and all employees.``
``Our child opened his eyes to world here in 2014. All doctors and nurses are amazing You feel at home``
``A very good hospital. I congratulate the doctors, staff and management. Thank you for your interest. We are grateful as a family``
Mehmet Ökten, 21 years old and from Şanlıurfa, had many problems for years due to his high-pitched voice. So much so that it was even thought that she was a woman while talking on the phone…
Mehmet Serhan Albayrak, 64, living in İstanbul, was walking in pain, doubled-up on his crutches, due to the wear on his hip joint and cartilage. Albayrak, who suffered severe pain, recuperated after hip replacement surgery.
Cahit Ermiş, who has been smoking for 60 years, consulted to the physician for hoarseness and swallowing difficulty.
Cornel Sırbu, from Romania, learned that he had colon cancer during colonoscopy examination. In operation performed, Sırbu’s large intestine was taken out of the abdomen and attached to a ‘colostomy bag’.
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