🇹🇷 Istanbul, Turkey · est. 2012

Medipol Mega University Hospital

One of Turkey's largest private hospital complexes, opened in 2012 in Istanbul as the flagship of the Medipol Healthcare Group. It is JCI-accredited and runs a high-volume bariatric surgery program for international patients alongside oncology and cardiovascular surgery.

Bariatric surgery
Oncology
Cardiovascular surgery

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Provider / aggregator

Medipol Mega University Hospital — photo 2

Known for

◆Gastric bypass
◆Robotic and bariatric surgery
◆University teaching hospital

Accreditation & verification

Accreditation is facility-level and time-bound. Where a public registry exists, we link straight to it so you can confirm currency yourself.

JCI

Joint Commission International

Reported

Verify in the Joint Commission International registry

Published prices

Provider-published figures. Not personalised quotes — confirm inclusions directly.

Provider	Published price (USD)	Typically includes	Source
Gastric Bypass (Roux-en-Y)	$4,850–$5,100	clinic, hospital stay	Reported

What's in the package

Typically included

✓Hospital stay

Usually excluded

×Flights

Procedures offered

Languages

Turkish · English · Arabic

Sources

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MedTraveling Transparency Index

57/ 100

Moderate transparency

Key signals present; some gaps remain to verify directly.

67% of checkable signals present

This is a transparency measure — how much about Medipol Mega University Hospital is publicly checkable — not a clinical-quality verdict. Each dimension is explained, with its limitation.

Pricing transparency

Whether prices are published, with inclusions/exclusions and how many procedures are quoted. — Published ranges are not personalised quotes.

Clinician transparency

Whether named surgeons are listed and their society memberships disclosed. — A named, credentialed surgeon is not a measure of individual skill.

Accreditation & verifiability

100

Whether accreditation is held and traceable to a public verification registry. — Accreditation is facility-level and time-bound — confirm currency directly.

Independent evidence

Count and diversity of independent (non-provider) sources behind the profile. — Thin coverage lowers confidence — it is not a verdict on quality.

International support

Breadth of languages supported for cross-border patients. — Stated language support is not a guarantee of service.

Outcome reporting

Whether the provider publishes any outcome or complication data. — Almost no provider reports this — its absence is itself the signal.

Independent reputation

4.5/ 5

495 reviews on Bookimed

Reported

Patient opinion, not clinical outcome evidence — and deliberately kept out of the Transparency Index. We show the source so you can judge it yourself.

What's missing

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!No named surgeons
!No published outcome or complication data