How do I get cancer treatment in Turkey?
Getting cancer treatment in Turkey follows a clear sequence. First, gather your diagnosis, pathology report, scans, and recent bloodwork — the NCI's Finding Cancer Care guidance stresses choosing care by whether the hospital's specialists routinely treat your specific cancer. Next, you can send those records for a free 72-hour case review: your documents are organized and verified into a plain-language case file in your own language, at no cost and no obligation. Once a partner hospital in Istanbul is confirmed, its tumor board provides the clinical assessment and an itemized quote. Verify the named hospital yourself — state authorization in Turkey's Ministry of Health records, and accreditation in JCI's own public directory. If you proceed, you arrange travel and pay the hospital directly at its cashier, never us. This is general information, not medical advice.
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