Istanbul transplant hospital

Acibadem Ataşehir Hospital

Istanbul, Türkiye

Kidney Transplant

MedTransplant coordinates the preparation and submission of your medical case for specialist review at Acibadem Ataşehir Hospital and follows the evaluation and admission process with you.

Exterior of Acibadem Ataşehir Hospital in Istanbul

About the hospital

About Acibadem Ataşehir Hospital

Acibadem Ataşehir Hospital is a multidisciplinary hospital campus in Istanbul. Its verified campus services include a Kidney Transplant Center supported by nephrology, urology, general surgery, imaging, intensive-care, and operating-room services.

MedTransplant helps international patients organize their kidney-transplant history and coordinate submission to the appropriate hospital team for individual medical evaluation.

Transplant programs

Transplant programs available for case coordination

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Kidney Transplant

MedTransplant can help organize your kidney-transplant records and coordinate submission to the appropriate hospital team for medical evaluation.

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Case coordination

How MedTransplant manages your case

  1. 01

    Initial Case Request

    Tell us about the transplant evaluation you need.

  2. 02

    Medical Record Preparation

    We help identify, organize and check the records required for review.

  3. 03

    Clinical-Team Matching

    Your case is directed to the appropriate transplant program and specialist team.

  4. 04

    Specialist Review Coordination

    MedTransplant submits and follows up on your case with the hospital.

  5. 05

    Medical Response and Admission Planning

    We communicate the hospital’s opinion, requested tests, proposed pathway and available admission information.

  6. 06

    Treatment-Journey Follow-up

    We continue coordinating the non-clinical steps before and during your planned treatment journey.

Prepare your case

Medical records needed to begin

Providing a complete medical history helps MedTransplant prepare your case for a more efficient specialist review.

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  • A concise kidney diagnosis and dialysis history, if applicable
  • Recent nephrology notes, imaging, and laboratory reports
  • Current medicines, allergies, infections, and major prior procedures
  • Potential donor information only when the hospital requests it through a lawful assessment process
  • Previous transplant or surgical records
  • Donor-related records only when legally and clinically applicable
Patient room at Acibadem Ataşehir Hospital

During your stay

Hospital environment

The official campus photographs offer a practical view of patient rooms, reception areas and the clinical environment.

  • General hospital and specialist outpatient services
  • Operating rooms and intensive-care units
  • Nephrology, urology, general surgery, imaging, and laboratory services
  • International-patient link published by the healthcare group

Next steps

What happens after the hospital reviews your case

  1. 1

    The hospital may request additional kidney-function, imaging, infection-screening, or donor-related information.

  2. 2

    MedTransplant communicates the clinical response and helps organize the next requested steps.

  3. 3

    Admission planning begins only after the responsible specialists provide their assessment.

Coordinated support

Why coordinate through MedTransplant

  • Structured preparation of kidney-transplant records
  • Follow-up with the appropriate program after submission
  • Non-clinical coordination of the hospital response and possible admission steps

Every transplant case is reviewed individually by the hospital’s clinical team. MedTransplant coordinates the evaluation and admission process, while final medical eligibility and treatment decisions are made by the responsible transplant specialists.

Start your case

Let us coordinate your transplant evaluation.

Send your initial request to MedTransplant. We will guide you through the required records, specialist review and hospital admission process.

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