Anadolu Medical Center Reviews

Look, I was nervous. Hospitals make me anxious. But from the moment Prof. Polat walked in, he had this calm, present way about him. He sat down, didn't look at the clock. He asked about my work, my family, not just my blood pressure. When he explained my treatment plan, he checked my face to see if I was really understanding. It felt like talking to a very smart, kind uncle who also happens to be a brilliant doctor. That personal touch, him remembering little things I'd said, made me trust him completely.

I've been seeing Dr. Ateş for my blood pressure and general check-ups for over a decade now. He remembers the small things, like asking after my daughter who was in university years ago. That consistency means a lot. The clinic can get busy, so sometimes you wait a bit, but he never rushes you once you're in the room. He explains changes in a way that makes sense, without any drama. I trust him completely, and that's hard to find.

Had a weird pain in my side that wouldn't go away. Went to Dr. Ateş. He listened, asked a few pointed questions, and ordered the right scans. Turned out to be a kidney stone, nothing scarier. His approach was direct, no sugar-coating, but also no unnecessary alarm. He laid out the options clearly, and we handled it. Parking at Anadolu was a nightmare that day, but the actual care was straightforward and effective. Exactly what I needed.

After moving back to Istanbul, I was anxious about finding a new family doctor. A friend recommended Dr. Gürsel Ateş. From the first visit, his manner was so calm and kind. He speaks softly, really listens, and you feel heard. He managed my mother's diabetes medication with such gentle attention. It’s not about fancy words; it’s the quiet way he cares that makes all the difference. We’re both patients now.

I was a mess of stress and unexplained headaches. Saw Dr. Ateş, and honestly, I was braced for being dismissed. Instead, he took it seriously. We did some tests, ruled out the big stuff, and he talked to me about stress patterns and simple lifestyle tweaks. The relief was huge. He has this way of making you feel like you’re figuring it out together. My headaches are mostly gone now. I’m just so glad I walked into his office.

Had my gallbladder out last Tuesday. The first couple days were rough, I won't lie. But Dr. Ceydeli's team had a clear plan for the pain. They checked on me a lot, adjusted things when I needed it. It’s day six now and I’m moving around the kitchen, making my own tea. The incisions are small, healing clean. He told me what to expect and he was right.

Appendicitis hit me fast. I was scared. Dr. Ceydeli at Anadolu Medical Center explained the laparoscopic procedure in simple terms before I went in. Surgery itself went fine. Recovery's been steady. The nurses were great with the meds, kept me comfortable. Parking was a hassle when my wife came to get me, but that's not the doctor's fault. I'm just glad to be home and on the mend.

I was so nervous before my hernia operation. Dr. Ceydeli has a very calm way about him. He listened to all my worries. After surgery, the pain was managed really well. I was up and walking the same day, which surprised me. It’s been three weeks, and I’m back to light chores. The follow-up call from his office was a nice touch. I feel like myself again.

Wow, what a difference! I had been putting off this surgery for years because I was terrified. From the first meeting, Dr. Ceydeli made me feel heard. The team at Anadolu was fantastic. The recovery has been smoother than I ever imagined. I’m already back at work part-time and the constant pain I lived with is just… gone. I should have done this ages ago.

My 8-year-old son needed an emergency appendectomy. I was a complete wreck. Dr. Çam met us at Anadolu Medical Center, and the first thing she did was kneel down to talk to *him*, not just me. She explained everything to him in a way he could understand, even drew a little picture. She called me twice after the surgery, once from her personal phone late at night just to say he was sleeping peacefully. The scar is so small you can barely see it. I cried from relief.

I've never had surgery before and I was really scared. The whole idea freaked me out. Dr. Çam didn't rush me at all. She listened to all my worries, even the silly ones, and answered every question without making me feel stupid. She has this very calm, direct way of talking that just cuts through the panic. I went into the operating room feeling nervous, sure, but also like I was in really good hands. And I was.

Had a gallbladder removal with Dr. Çam. Parking at the hospital was a pain, but she was worth it. Straight shooter, no nonsense. Explained the procedure clearly, did the job, recovery was exactly as she said it would be. No complaints.

Last year, I noticed a lump. I put off dealing with it for months, just nervous. Finally saw Dr. Çam. She examined me, ordered the right tests without any drama, and when the results came back needing a procedure, she walked me through the whole plan. The day of, I remember waiting in pre-op, cold and jittery. She came in, adjusted the blanket, and said, 'We're just going to fix this now. Ready?' That simple question flipped a switch. The surgery went fine, follow-ups were thorough, and now it's just a chapter I'm glad is closed. She handled it all with a quiet confidence that made me feel safe.

Our 8-year-old son had been complaining of stomach aches for weeks. We saw a few doctors, but nothing seemed to help, and we were getting scared. From our first appointment, Dr. Yalçınkaya at Anadolu Medical Center just listened. He got down on my son’s level, asked him about his favorite cartoons, and made him laugh. He didn't just order tests; he explained everything to us, the parents, in a way that made sense. He found it was a simple food intolerance, but the way he handled our son’s fear, and ours, meant more than any diagnosis. He treated our child like a person, not a chart.

I was quite nervous about my persistent fatigue and some digestive issues. Dr. Yalçınkaya has such a calm way about him. He never rushed me, even though the waiting room was a bit busy. He listened to all my worries, some of which probably sounded silly, and addressed each one gently. His approach was so thorough; he wanted to rule out everything, not just the obvious. It turned out to be a vitamin deficiency and a manageable condition. I left feeling heard and, for the first time in months, quietly hopeful. The care felt very personal.

Honestly, I was a mess before seeing Dr. Yalçınkaya! I had these weird symptoms that no one could figure out, heart palpitations, anxiety, the works. I’d convinced myself it was something terrible. He was like a detective! He went through my history with a fine-tooth comb, asked about things other doctors ignored (like my caffeine habit and sleep schedule!). His hunch was right; it was mostly a severe anxiety flare-up with a minor thyroid tweak needed. The relief was incredible! He gave me a real plan, not just a pill. I’m back to my old self now. What a difference the right doctor makes!

My 8-year-old son, Ali, needed an emergency appendectomy. We were terrified. Dr. Yılmaz came to see us in the ER at Anadolu Medical Center, and she just had this calm way about her. She knelt down to talk to Ali directly, explained everything in simple words, and even drew a little picture of what she was going to do. The surgery went smoothly, but what I remember most is how she checked on him three times the next day, not just in the morning. She noticed he was a bit quiet and asked if his tummy felt funny from the new medicine. She was right, and she switched it. It felt like she was really seeing *him*, not just the patient in bed 4.

Gallbladder surgery. Dr. Zeynep Yılmaz at Anadolu Medical Center. Clear explanation of the laparoscopic procedure. Answered all my questions without rushing. Surgery was quick, recovery straightforward. Minimal pain. Follow-up was efficient. Parking at the hospital was a hassle, but the medical care was solid. Would recommend her for this type of surgery.

After my diagnosis, I was so anxious about the operation. Dr. Yılmaz has a very gentle manner. She listened to all my worries, and her voice was always so reassuring. The day of the surgery, she held my hand just before the anesthesia and said, "We'll take good care of you." It meant a lot. The hospital stay was fine, the nurses were kind, and Dr. Yılmaz visited each morning with a quiet smile. I'm healing well now, and I'm just so grateful for her kindness through it all.

Honestly, I was getting really worried after weeks of feeling run down. Seeing Dr. Bayraktar was such a relief! He figured things out quickly, explained it all in a way that actually made sense, and just had a really positive, can-do attitude. I left feeling like I finally had a handle on it. So glad I went!