Medical Park Göztepe
Kadıköy
Merdivenköy Nisan Sk. 17, 34732 Kadıköy
- 293 beds, 9 operating rooms, 64 intensive care beds; opened in the first quarter of 2015.
- 150+ doctors and about 1,000 employees, per the group.
- JCI is named for this building.
A hospital group that says it began in 1993, with buildings across Türkiye. This guide lists the Istanbul buildings and, separately, Antalya.
Self-reported by the hospital · read 14 October 2026
A group whose size is told three ways on its own pages. Only the buildings with figures on their own pages are described here, and accreditation is attached only where the group names the building.
The group says it has operated "since 1993" and belongs to MLP Care. Its VM Medical Park brand covers Kocaeli, Gebze, Bursa, Samsun, Mersin, Pendik and Florya.
The group's scale is stated three ways: "25 hospitals in 13 cities in Turkey and Kosovo" on the About page, "more than 30 locations" on the home page, and 27 on other pages. We have not reconciled them. The About page also says "three of our hospitals" hold JCI accreditation without naming them.
Kadıköy
Merdivenköy Nisan Sk. 17, 34732 Kadıköy
Bahçelievler
Kültür Sok No:1, 34180
Küçükçekmece
Beşyol Akasya Sk. 4, 34295 Küçükçekmece
Pendik
Fevzi Çakmak Cemal Gürsel Cd. 9, 34899
Ataşehir
Kayışdağı Raci Cd. 1, 34755
Muratpaşa, Antalya
Fener Mah. Tekelioğlu Cd. No:7, 07160 Muratpaşa
The group's International Patient Center lists service in English, Arabic, French, Russian, Albanian, Serbian, Bosnian, Croatian, Romanian, Georgian and Bulgarian. It names no office in the UK, Germany or the Netherlands.
Göztepe and Bahçelievler are the two Istanbul buildings where the group names JCI. Bahçelievler's page and a "Medical Park Tem Hospital" page list the same street and number, so these are probably one site under two names. Göztepe's address is printed as "Nisan Sk." in one place and "23 Nisan Street" in the FAQ.
The group also lists Liv Hospital Topkapı, Liv Hospital Bahçeşehir, Istinye Dental Hospital, Maltepe (Bağdat Cd. 547), ISU Medical Park Gaziosmanpaşa, Istinye University Gaziosmanpaşa and Istanbul Oncology Hospital; we read no figures for them.
| Claim | Applies to | Status | Check |
|---|---|---|---|
| JCI accreditation | Göztepe and Bahçelievler (named); "three hospitals" at group level, third unnamed | Stated by hospital | JCI public register[4] |
| JCI accreditation | Antalya, Pendik, Florya, Ataşehir — not named | To check | JCI public register[4] |
| Health Tourism Authorization Certificate | Antalya (certificate linked) | Stated by hospital | Ministry list[2] |
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Its own pages say 25 hospitals in 13 cities, more than 30 locations, and 27. They disagree.
No. The group says three hospitals are, names Göztepe and Bahçelievler, and attaches none to Antalya.[4]
Yes, in its own section with its own figures; the programmes there link to it.
No prices are published on the pages we read. Ask for one itemised quote, with exclusions, before you commit.
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Licenses every clinic and hospital operating in Türkiye, and issues the separate health tourism authorisation a facility needs before it may treat international patients.
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The Ministry of Health's own body for international patients. Publishes which facilities hold health tourism authorisation, and takes complaints from patients treated in Türkiye.
The public register of JCI-accredited hospitals. A hospital's accreditation is either in this register or it is not, which makes it checkable in a way that a badge on the hospital's own website is not.
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