Yeditepe University Kozyatağı Hospital
Ataşehir, Istanbul
İçerenköy Mah. Hastahane Sok. 4,4/1, 34752 Ataşehir
- Opened 26 August 2005; 190 beds.
- No accreditation is named for this building.
The hospitals of Yeditepe University: Kozyatağı (opened 2005), Koşuyolu, and several specialist units.
Self-reported by the hospital · read 14 October 2026
Two main hospital buildings on the Asian side, run by Yeditepe University (founded 1996). The JCI story is told two ways on its own pages and names only Koşuyolu; Kozyatağı names no accreditation.
Yeditepe University was founded in 1996 and runs its hospitals under the Yeditepe University Hospitals name. Kozyatağı opened on 26 August 2005; Koşuyolu is the second main building. Other units named are a Dental Hospital, an Eye Center, a Genetic Diagnosis Center, a Complementary Medical Center and a Tissue Typing Laboratory.
The hospitals say they have patients from over 100 countries. They print no international patient unit page and no foreign office on the pages we read.
Ataşehir, Istanbul
İçerenköy Mah. Hastahane Sok. 4,4/1, 34752 Ataşehir
Kadıköy, Istanbul
Koşuyolu Mah. Koşuyolu Cad. No: 168, 34718 Kadıköy
The About page says JCI first audited the hospital on 2 November 2007 and that it was "re-accredited for the fifth time in 2020". The JCI page says it was accredited in 2007, renewed in 2010, and met the eighth-edition academic medical centre standards in January 2025, naming only "Koşuyolu Specialized Hospital and Eye Center". These timelines do not match, and neither names Kozyatağı. Treat the claim as applying to Koşuyolu only until the register says otherwise.
ISO 15189:2023 for laboratories; ISO/IEC 27001 since 1 July 2016, re-accredited to the 2022 edition; the TÜSKA SAS Gold, with the recipient written as a "Specialized Practice and Research Center" on one page and "Koşuyolu Hospital" on another; a Baby-Friendly designation in 2009; and a Health Tourism Authorization Certificate in 2020 with no building stated.
| Claim | Applies to | Status | Check |
|---|---|---|---|
| JCI accreditation (2007, renewed, v8 standards January 2025) | Koşuyolu Specialized Hospital and Eye Center | Stated by hospital | JCI public register[4]; the two timelines conflict |
| TÜSKA SAS Gold | Recipient named two ways | Stated by hospital | TÜSKA list[5] |
| ISO 15189:2023 and ISO/IEC 27001 | Laboratories and information security, not clinical care | Stated by hospital | Ask for the certificates |
| Health Tourism Authorization Certificate (2020) | Building not stated | Stated by hospital | Ministry list[2] |
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