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OncologyIstanbul

Independent patient advocacy · Istanbul

Send your reports. Get a verified case file in 72 hours.

A human coordinator organizes and verifies your records into a complete case file, with a plain-language summary in your language.

Free · Confidential · No obligation

A coordinator confirms receipt the same day, in your language.

Not sure where to start? Find your starting point.

What you receive · Day 3
SAMPLE
Verified case summary · your language
Missing-document checklist
Records organized + plain-language summary
The 72-hour process

How the 72 hours work

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0hDAY 0
You send reports

PDFs, scans or phone photos — or just message us on Telegram. Receipt confirmed same day, in your language.

48hDAY 1–2
We organize and verify

A coordinator checks and organizes your documents into a complete, verified case file; missing items are flagged by name.

72hDAY 3
You get your case file

A verified summary in your language, a plain-language read of your records, and a checklist of what's still needed — in writing.

What we actually do

We turn a pile of reports into one verified file

Not a diagnosis, not a sales pitch — a coordinator reads everything you send, cross-checks it, and organizes it into a single plain-language case file you and your own doctor can actually use.

Your records → verified case file
Sample structure
  • Biopsy / pathology report
    read and cross-checked
    verified
  • Latest imaging (MRI, CT, PET)
    matched to the reports
    verified
  • Discharge summary
    key findings extracted
    verified
  • Medication list
    reconciled
    verified
  • Organized case file + timeline
    in your language
    verified

Illustrative structure of the free coordinator case-review file.

If the diagnosis is new

Just diagnosed? Start gently.

The first days are the hardest — and full of people telling you to hurry. You don’t have to.

1

Nothing needs deciding today

A diagnosis is not a deadline. Good decisions come from an organized file, not a fast yes — and the pressure to commit this week is a sales tactic, not medicine.

2

Gather three documents

The biopsy or pathology report, the latest imaging (MRI, CT or PET), and the discharge summary. Phone photos of paper are perfectly fine — that's how most families send them.

3

Send them when you're ready

Today or next week — your pace. A coordinator replies in your language with a verified, organized case file. Free, confidential, no obligation, and you can stop at any point.

You can black out the patient’s name on every page — a reference number is enough for us. And the case file is yours: take it to your own doctor if you wish. Deciding not to travel at all is a perfectly good outcome.

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We answer in your language

The form itself opens in your language. Reports don’t need translation — Russian, Uzbek, Azerbaijani or Persian documents are read as they are.

No call centers, no cold calls — one Telegram thread, one coordinator, your pace.

Not sure where to start? Find your starting point.

Before any treatment plan

Five questions that change the conversation

Asking is not doubting your doctor. Hard questions and second opinions are normal medicine — good physicians expect both, everywhere in the world. Take these into any consultation, in any country, including ours.

Consultation sheet
Keep on your phone
01

What exactly is the diagnosis — and may I have the written pathology report?

The report itself, not a verbal summary. Every serious second opinion starts from that document.

02

What are all the reasonable options — including waiting?

If a plan is proposed today, ask what would change if you took two weeks to decide.

03

What is the goal of this treatment — cure, control, or comfort?

One word changes every decision that follows it. You are allowed to ask for it plainly.

04

What will each option cost — itemized, in writing?

A single total is not an answer. Line by line is. This is normal to request anywhere in the world.

05

Who else will look at my case — and how do you feel about a second opinion?

A confident team welcomes review. Hesitation is also information.

Your free case file includes questions prepared for your specific case — these five are just the universal ones.

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From wherever you are, to Istanbul

Patients travel here from across the Middle East, the Caucasus, Central Asia, North and Sub-Saharan Africa, South Asia and the Balkans for exactly the same reason: a verified case file and published price references, organized in their own language.

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The commitment

We will never promise a cure.

We will never hide a price.

We will never show you a doctor, a review, or a result we invented.

You can check what we claim against Turkey's own public health records.

— the OncologyIstanbul™ commitment

The honest layer

Those promises are enforced by software

A release of this site fails if any page claims more than is true — and every figure below is computed from the site itself, not typed by hand.

Fair questions

Yes, free to you today. You pay nothing and owe nothing — many families use the written plan and prices to negotiate at home, and that's fine with us. When we coordinate treatment, we're paid a per-case fee on the hospital side through a licensed Turkish partner; you never pay us.

Three days from now, your case could be ready.

A verified case file, a plain-language summary, and exactly what a hospital will still need. Free.

Free · Confidential · No obligation

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