Verify our claims
We would rather you check us than trust us. Every accreditation and every “consent verified” date on this site is listed below with a plain-language explanation of what it actually means, and — where the accrediting body itself publishes a public lookup — a direct link to check it on their site, not ours. If a claim below has no external link, that is deliberate: we only link to a verification page we are confident is real, and would rather show you nothing than a guessed URL.
How to actually double-check a claim
- Take the hospital’s name and the accreditation it claims (e.g. “JCI ACCREDITED · 2024”) and search for it on the accrediting body’s own public directory — not a page we control. A link is provided below wherever one exists.
- Ask us for the hospital’s legal name and, if you want the underlying document, the accreditation certificate — a real certificate carries a certificate/survey ID you can quote back to the accrediting body if you contact them directly.
- For a named doctor, ask the hospital directly (by phone or in person, independent of us) whether that physician practices there — a claim that only exists on our site and nowhere else is a red flag, not a convenience.
- Treat every anonymized “Hospital A/C” entry below as exactly what it is: not yet independently checkable by you, because the hospital’s identity is only revealed with your personal quote. Don’t assume it is equivalent to a named, sourced claim.
Hospital accreditation claims
The 3 partner hospitals referenced across this site, exactly as listed in our own hospital records — including the ones with no accreditation claims on file yet.
A US-based nonprofit that accredits hospitals worldwide against patient-safety standards — infection control, medication management, surgical protocols, and more. JCI accreditation is voluntary, re-surveyed on a cycle, and independently audited; a hospital cannot simply claim it.
Check it yourself on JCI's own public accredited-organizations directory → (opens in a new tab)A US-based nonprofit that accredits hospitals worldwide against patient-safety standards — infection control, medication management, surgical protocols, and more. JCI accreditation is voluntary, re-surveyed on a cycle, and independently audited; a hospital cannot simply claim it.
Check it yourself on JCI's own public accredited-organizations directory → (opens in a new tab)The baseline legal operating license every hospital in Turkey must hold to treat patients at all. It is a licensing floor, not a quality distinction — we list it because a patient checking a foreign hospital should be able to confirm it is a licensed medical facility in the first place, not because it is a differentiator.
An international standard specifically for the competence and quality of medical testing laboratories — pathology, biochemistry, and diagnostic labs. It is issued by accredited national ISO member bodies after an on-site technical audit, separate from a hospital's general JCI accreditation.
No accreditation is claimed for this hospital on our site. We list it that way on purpose rather than implying a credential it hasn’t shown us.
2 of 3 hospitals in our records carry at least one accreditation claim.
Doctor consent-verification dates
Every named professor on this site has a “consent verified” date on file — the month we last confirmed, with that physician directly, that they consent to being named, quoted, and linked to their case-review numbers on our site. It is not a medical credential; it is our own internal record of consent, shown here so you can ask us to re-confirm it if it looks stale.
8 named physicians. Ask us, or ask the physician directly, to re-confirm if a date looks old to you — we would rather be re-asked than be stale.