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Liv Hospital

A hospital group under MLP Care, with two Istanbul hospitals that international patients are most likely to be offered: Ulus (opened 2013) and Vadistanbul near the airport.

  • Hospital group
  • Ulus 2013
  • Vadistanbul
  • JCI wording differs by page
Nurses' station at Liv Hospital Ulus
Liv Hospital Ulus, nurses' station · Photo: CD kimyevi, CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons · File page
8
Hospitals, Türkiye and Azerbaijan
2013
Liv Hospital Ulus opened
62
Departments listed, Ulus
52
Branches listed, Vadistanbul

Self-reported by the hospital · read 14 October 2026

In brief

Liv Hospital says it operates under the MLP Care Group umbrella with eight hospitals. The Ulus and Vadistanbul pages give addresses and department lists but no bed, operating-room or intensive-care numbers. The accreditation wording differs between pages, so each claim below carries the place to check it.

The hospital

What Liv Hospital is

The group's About page says Liv operates under the MLP Care Group umbrella and counts eight hospitals in Türkiye and Azerbaijan, with 196,000 square metres of enclosed area in total. It says "15+ years of experience" and gives no founding year; the Ulus page says the hospital "opened its doors" in 2013.

Two other Istanbul hospitals appear on the site with university names (İSÜ Liv Hospital Bahçeşehir, opened December 2016, and İstinye University Liv Hospital Topkapı). This guide covers Ulus and Vadistanbul only.

Campuses

Campuses and what each states

Istanbul

Liv Hospital Ulus

Ulus

Ahmet Adnan Saygun Cad. Canan Sok. No:5, 34340 Istanbul

  • The hospital says it opened its doors in 2013.
  • It lists 62 departments and 14 paediatric specialties.
  • It states Turquality brand status from the Ministry of Economy.

Liv Hospital Vadistanbul

Ayazağa

Ayazağa Mah. Kemerburgaz Cad. Vadistanbul Park Etabı, 7F Blok, 34396 Istanbul

  • The hospital lists 52 branches and 112 doctors.
  • It describes itself as at the forefront of health tourism because of its proximity to the airport.

Ulus and Vadistanbul

Liv Hospital Ulus lists 62 departments, 14 paediatric specialties, a neonatal intensive care unit and a regenerative medicine and stem cell centre. Liv Hospital Vadistanbul lists 52 branches and 112 doctors, and says it is close to the airport. The Vadistanbul page says the group's journey "started in 2013" with this as its sixth hospital, so 2013 there refers to the group, not to this building.

Accreditation wording

The Ulus page mentions accreditations "such as Center of Excellence and JCI". The page the site titles JCI accreditation makes no JCI claim: it gives no campus, date or certificate. The Vadistanbul page makes no accreditation claim at all. The home page also cites inclusion in a Newsweek list for 2026; that is a magazine listing, not an accreditation, and we do not rely on it.

Accreditation, and where to check it

Claims, and their registers

ClaimApplies toStatusCheck
JCI accreditation, "such as Center of Excellence and JCI"Ulus page; campus on the JCI register not specifiedStated by hospitalJCI public register[4]
JCI accreditation pagePage titled JCI accreditation; it contains no JCI claim, date or numberTo checkJCI public register[4]
Health-tourism authorisation certificateLinked as a PDF; number and holder not readTo checkMinistry list[2]
Newsweek "World's Best Hospitals 2026" listingGroup; a magazine listing, not an accreditationStated by hospitalNewsweek's own publication
Stated by hospitalVerified [date]To checkAccreditation belongs to the facility, not to any one doctor.
Before you book

Questions to ask

  1. Current accreditation and expiry

    ask for the certificate, then find it on the accreditor's own register.[4][5]

  2. Who you contract with

    the hospital, the group or an agent — and that entity's health-tourism authorisation.[2][3]

  3. Your named consultant

    who operates, and how many of your procedure they perform each year.

  4. A coordinator in your language

    a named person, with hours that work from your own country.

  5. Follow-up after you fly home

    who you contact, and how your records reach your own doctor.

  6. Every charge, in writing

    one itemised quote, with exclusions stated before you commit.

Not yet established

What we are still confirming. We update this page as each is settled.

  • Bed, operating-room and intensive-care numbers: none printed for Ulus or Vadistanbul
  • Owner and operating company of each hospital: MLP Care appears on the About page; the entity that contracts with you is not named
  • The JCI page and the Certificates & Accreditations page contain no readable claim
  • Year Vadistanbul opened
  • Health-tourism authorisation and contracting entity
  • Prices and outcome data — none are published
Related questions

Asked often

Is Liv Hospital JCI accredited?

The Ulus page says accreditations "such as Center of Excellence and JCI"; the JCI page itself gives no details. Confirm the specific hospital on the register.[4]

Who owns Liv Hospital?

The About page says Liv operates under the MLP Care Group umbrella. The operating company of each hospital is not named.

Which Liv hospital will I be treated in?

Ask in writing. Ulus and Vadistanbul are separate buildings with separate addresses.

Can I see prices?

No prices are published on the pages we read. Ask for one itemised quote, with exclusions, before you commit.

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  • First published 14 October 2026
  • Last reviewed October 2026
  • Next review January 2027
Written and edited by
Gizem Burteçin
Founder & Editor, TurkeyHealth.care

Gizem Burteçin founded TurkeyHealth.care after two decades building platforms, communities and ecosystems across e-commerce, marketplaces, coworking and AI — including senior roles at Alibaba.com and Doğuş Holding, and the 2013 founding of Yaşa Devam at Doğuş, Türkiye's first platform focused on aging well. Editorial responsibility for everything published on TurkeyHealth.care sits with the founder: no payment is taken for coverage, and every page is read by a person before it goes live.

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Sources

Every register and professional body this guide relies on, so that the figures above can be checked at the organisation that publishes them rather than taken from us.

Listing a body here is not a claim of endorsement by it. Where a figure could not be traced to a source of this kind, it was removed from the guide rather than published unattributed.

From the hospital's own pages (self-reported)

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