Eskisehir Hospital Acibadem Reviews

This wasn't an illness; it was a mystery. My son, Kaan (7), had chronic, debilitating stomach pains for months. We saw numerous specialists, underwent endless tests—all normal. We were labeled 'anxious parents.' Dr. Arslanoğlu, during what we booked as a 'last-resort' routine checkup, spent an hour just talking to Kaan about school, his friends, and his hobbies. He discovered Kaan was being bullied on the school bus each morning, causing somatic symptoms so severe he was missing school. Dr. Arslanoğlu didn't prescribe medicine; he crafted a plan involving the school counselor and gave Kaan strategies to feel empowered. The pains vanished. He treated the child, not just the chart. He is a psychologist, an advocate, and a healer in a white coat.

Our newborn, Arda, required a complex, elective urological surgery. The procedure itself was daunting, but our terror was for the anesthesia and post-op pain management for such a tiny baby. Dr. Arslanoğlu was our surgical liaison. He didn't use complex medical jargon; he drew simple diagrams on a napkin. On surgery day, he was there at 6 AM, not just for Arda, but to calm us. He personally carried Arda to the OR, singing a lullaby. During the follow-up visits, his focus was laser-sharp on wound healing and developmental milestones, ensuring the surgery didn't interrupt Arda's growth. He remembered every detail of our case without looking at notes. His care wasn't a series of appointments; it was a continuous, vigilant guardianship from pre-op to full recovery.

Dr. dr Mehmet Beşir Sürme provided exceptional care for my neurosurgery condition. The treatment was personalized and effective.

I was impressed by the professional approach at Eskisehir Hospital Acibadem. Dr. dr Mehmet Beşir Sürme explained everything clearly and made me feel comfortable.

The recovery process was smooth thanks to Dr. dr Mehmet Beşir Sürme's expertise. Highly recommend for neurosurgery treatment.

My family and I are grateful for the care we received from Dr. dr Mehmet Beşir Sürme. The hospital staff was also very supportive.

Our 92-year-old grandmother, who has always had a soft spot for children, developed a severe respiratory infection that baffled her usual physicians. They referred us to Dr. Mehmet Kuşku, noting his exceptional diagnostic skills across ages. Dr. Kuşku didn't just treat a pediatric case; he treated a person. He spent an hour reviewing her complex medication list, considering pediatric dosing principles adjusted for her renal function, and identified a rare drug interaction everyone else missed. His gentle, story-based way of explaining the treatment plan—comparing her immune system to a 'wise old library guardian'—calmed her fears. At Eskisehir Hospital Acibadem, he coordinated with her geriatrician. She recovered fully. We call him the 'ageless healer.'

Our 3-year-old son, Kaan, swallowed a small, rare-earth magnet from a toy. The ER was chaotic, but the moment Dr. Kuşku entered, his calm was tangible. He didn't just see an X-ray; he saw our panic. Explaining the danger of intestinal perforation with a hand-drawn sketch of a 'train track' (the intestines) and a 'strong magnet' stopping the trains, he made us understand the urgent need for endoscopic removal. He performed the procedure himself, singing a soft Turkish lullaby about sparrows as Kaan went under anesthesia. Post-op, he gave Kaan a stuffed toy hedgehog 'that ate a magnet and learned a lesson.' It wasn't just surgery; it was compassionate crisis care that treated the whole family.

For our daughter Elif's routine 5-year checkup, we expected the standard measurements and vaccines. Dr. Kuşku transformed it into a 'space explorer mission.' He checked her reflexes as 'landing gear tests,' her ears with a 'communication array scanner,' and listened to her heart, declaring it the 'engine of a starship.' He noticed a subtle hesitation in her right eye during a 'tracking asteroid' game and, through gentle play, diagnosed a mild convergence insufficiency missed by others. His follow-up plan involved 'astronaut training exercises' (vision therapy). At the follow-up visit, he celebrated her progress with a certificate from 'Acibadem Space Command.' This wasn't a checkup; it was an adventure that made her love doctor visits.

Our newborn, Zeynep, was diagnosed in utero with a complex congenital tracheoesophageal fistula. The prospect of neonatal surgery was terrifying. Dr. Kuşku's pre-birth consultation was a masterclass in clarity and hope. He used a knitted model—a blue tube (esophagus) and a pink tube (trachea)—to show the abnormal connection and his repair plan. He involved us in every decision, even the timing of the surgery, which he performed with microsurgical precision when she was just two days old. The follow-up visits were meticulous, monitoring for strictures with a patience that felt infinite. He remembered every detail of her progress and our anxieties. Today, Zeynep is a thriving 18-month-old, and Dr. Kuşku isn't just her surgeon; he's a permanent part of our family's story of resilience.

Dr. dr Meliha Kovancı Bayraktaroğlu provided exceptional care for my obstetrics and gynaecology condition. The treatment was personalized and effective.

I was impressed by the professional approach at Eskisehir Hospital Acibadem. Dr. dr Meliha Kovancı Bayraktaroğlu explained everything clearly and made me feel comfortable.

The recovery process was smooth thanks to Dr. dr Meliha Kovancı Bayraktaroğlu's expertise. Highly recommend for obstetrics and gynaecology treatment.

My family and I are grateful for the care we received from Dr. dr Meliha Kovancı Bayraktaroğlu. The hospital staff was also very supportive.

My 82-year-old father was admitted with what seemed like pneumonia, but his condition deteriorated rapidly. Dr. Hüner was the first to suspect something more complex. She ordered a battery of specific tests I'd never heard of and discovered a rare fungal infection exacerbated by his old TB scars. Her approach was like watching a detective solve a mystery—she connected symptoms from 40 years ago to his current crisis. She explained the treatment plan to our whole family using simple analogies about 'garden soil' and 'unwanted weeds.' Her nightly check-ins, even when off-duty, gave us immense comfort. After three intense weeks, my father is home. We call Dr. Hüner his 'medical archaeologist.'

Our 6-year-old daughter returned from a school trip to the countryside with a high fever and a strange circular rash. Our local pediatrician was stumped. We rushed to Acıbadem and met Dr. Meltem Hüner. She knelt to our daughter's eye level, spoke softly, and called the rash her 'secret treasure map.' She diagnosed Lyme disease from a tick bite, something very uncommon here. What amazed us was how she turned the treatment into a game—the antibiotics were 'superhero medicine' to fight the 'tiny bugs.' She drew pictures of the bacteria for our daughter. The follow-up was meticulous, checking for any lingering effects. Her blend of deep expertise and genuine warmth with children is a rare gift.

I'm a travel blogger and contracted a severe, unknown illness in Southeast Asia. By the time I got to Eskisehir, I was delirious with fever. This wasn't a routine checkup; it was an emergency. Dr. Hüner's team acted with terrifying efficiency. She cross-referenced my symptoms with databases of tropical diseases, considering possibilities from drug-resistant malaria to rickettsial infections. She personally consulted with specialists in Istanbul and Ankara via video call right at my bedside. Her decisive move to start a specific combination therapy before all lab results were back is what she later called 'calculated action versus reaction.' It saved my liver function. Her global knowledge and calm under pressure in that ER are the reasons I'm writing this today.

As a farmer, I had a recurring low-grade fever and joint pain for months, dismissed as 'wear and tear.' During a routine pre-op check for a knee surgery, Dr. Hüner reviewed my file and paused. She asked detailed questions about my work with sheep. She suspected chronic Q fever, a zoonotic infection. The diagnosis involved complex serology tests she had to send to a reference lab. It wasn't a flashy emergency, but her persistence in a routine setting prevented me from undergoing unnecessary surgery with a hidden, active infection. Her follow-up plan over the next 18 months of antibiotics is rigorous, and she explains every single blood test result. She turned a mundane pre-surgical visit into a life-altering diagnosis.

Dr. dr Mine İnan provided exceptional care for my obstetrics and gynaecology condition. The treatment was personalized and effective.

I was impressed by the professional approach at Eskisehir Hospital Acibadem. Dr. dr Mine İnan explained everything clearly and made me feel comfortable.