Patients from abroad
The treatment is the same wherever you start from. What changes is everything around it.
Four things change with where you are travelling from, and none of them are clinical: how long the flight is, whether you need a visa, whether there is somewhere near you to be examined before you commit, and who continues the work once you are home.
- Centres, in 4 countries
- 11
- Examined without flying
- Germany · Azerbaijan · N. Cyprus
- Written plan
- Within 48 hours
Being examined before you fly
The two hardest parts of treatment abroad are the first appointment, when you are deciding whether to go at all, and the weeks after discharge, when no one who treated you is in the same country as you.
For patients in Germany and Azerbaijan neither requires a flight. The examination and the follow-up happen at our own centres; the intensive programme itself runs in Türkiye.
- Neuss, GermanyExamination and follow-up for patients travelling from Germany
- Baku, AzerbaijanExamination and follow-up for patients travelling from Azerbaijan
- Northern CyprusA centre outside Türkiye for patients in the region
The other three answers depend on you
The flight, the visa and who follows you up at home depend on your passport and the city you leave from, so they are answered for your case rather than published as a list. Send the medical reports you already have and say where you would be travelling from, and a rehabilitation physician answers all four questions in writing within 48 hours.
