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MVR (Mitral Valve Replacement) in Turkey
71 authorised facilities list mvr (mitral valve replacement) in Turkey on the official portal. The authorisation is to treat international patients, not a permit for this procedure: the treatment list is entered by each facility itself.
Ordered alphabetically. Nothing here ranks one facility above another.
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LicensedST-0332
Memorial Bahçelievler Hastanesi
Özel Memorial Bahçelievler Hastanesi
Private Hospital · İstanbul
RussianEnglishGerman 133 doctors -
LicensedST-0075
Özel OFM Antalya Hastanesi
Private Hospital · Antalya
RussianEnglishGerman 51 doctors -
LicensedST-0106
Private Medical Park Hospital
Özel Trabzon Medical Park Karadeniz Hastanesi
Private Hospital · Trabzon
RussianEnglishGeorgian 45 doctors -
LicensedST-0098
Kolan International Hospital
Özel Şişli Kolan İnternational Hospital Hastanesi
Private Hospital · İstanbul
RussianEnglishFrench 28 doctors -
LicensedST-5848
Atlas University Hospital
İstanbul Atlas Üniversitesi Tıp Fakültesi Hastanesi
Foundation University Hospital · İstanbul
RussianEnglishFrench 47 doctors -
LicensedST-5981
Beykent University
İstanbul Beykent Üniver
Foundation University Hospital · İstanbul
RussianEnglishGerman 55 doctors -
LicensedST-1187
Maltepe University Hospital
İstanbul Maltepe Üniversitesi Tıp Fakültesi Hastanesi
Foundation University Hospital · İstanbul
RussianEnglish 41 doctors -
LicensedST-0366
İstinye Üniversitesi Medical Park Gaziosmanpaşa Hastanesi
Foundation University Hospital · İstanbul
RussianEnglishFrench 39 doctors
What the licence actually means
Turkey requires a facility to hold a health tourism authorisation from the Ministry of Health before it may treat patients who come from abroad. It is not a quality rating and it is not an endorsement — it is permission, and a clinic without one is not supposed to be treating you at all.
The number looks like ST-0239. Ask any clinic for it before you pay a deposit.
On every record here you can also open the authorisation certificate and the operating
licence as the Ministry published them.
What it does not tell you: price, waiting time, who will actually operate, or what happens if something goes wrong. Those you still have to ask.