Turkey's medical system is very sound. Can I see a doctor when traveling in Turkey?

FMI looks forward to the exploration of global medical tourism economy, and subdivides the industry according to medical items and locations. According to the types of medical projects, the sales market is divided into beauty and skin care treatment, cardiovascular and cerebrovascular diseases treatment, pregnancy treatment, oral treatment, orthopedic surgery treatment and other general treatments. According to the location, the sales market is divided into Asia-Pacific, Eastern Europe, Western Europe, North America and South America. Medical tourism is a form of tourism that combines tourism and medical care. Medical Tourism The number of global medical tourists has risen to more than one million per year/kloc-0.

Health and epidemic prevention in Turkey includes public medical treatment and personal diagnosis and treatment. With the implementation of the national health insurance management system, all families registered with social security organizations can get free medical care for the whole people in the outpatient department of SGK cooperative hospitals, including industrial accidents, occupational diseases, medical care, diseases, disabilities and pregnancy. When all accounts of the insured reach a certain age within a certain period of time, they have the right to receive pension insurance.

At the same time, Turkey has a huge personal medical security system, a huge and well-staffed medical Internet composed of private hospitals and clinics, and medical staff can provide English services. Since 2004, the number of private hospitals in Turkey has increased by 102%, and the government has invested more than $25 billion in private hospitals. Istanbul has world-class personal health services, which are more cost-effective than those in Europe and America.

According to Turkey's new medical insurance management system, foreigners who have settled in Turkey for one year and hold resident cards can enjoy convenient medical insurance services in Turkey by paying only 200 rupees a month. Paying social security is compulsory for most foreigners, and few foreigners can pay by themselves.

According to the public data of excellent medical conditions in Turkey, there are 1.5 million outpatient clinics in Turkey, of which 2/3 are public 3A hospitals, 1/3 are private hospitals, and the general hospital has 20 beds. Among them, 16 is a third-class public hospital, and the government aims to add three more towns in five years. There are 46 hospitals certified by the Joint International Committee (JCI) in Turkey, making Turkey the third-strongest JCI-certified hospital in China (excluding the United States).

JCI standard is a globally recognized health service standard, which represents the highest value of hospital nursing and health management, and is a certification model recognized by the World Health Organization. In addition, Turkey has been seeking to join the EU in recent years. Therefore, the government and private designated medical institutions strictly abide by the quality, technical medical care and norms, and then the Ministry of Health will set up an independent supervision agency to continue testing.

Medical care in Turkey is of high quality and low price. The best medical projects in Turkey include cardiovascular and cerebrovascular diseases, liver transplantation, cancer diagnosis and treatment (oncology), brain surgery, orthopedics, dental clinic, medical cosmetic surgery, hair transplantation and so on.

Due to the low price and high quality of medical services, more and more patients from Europe and the Middle East come to Turkey for treatment. For example, public data show that the cost of heart valve surgery in the United States is about $65,438 +0.5 million, while that in Turkey is only $65,438 +0.7 million. The waiting time for patients in Turkey is up to two weeks (excluding immigrants), but it is likely to be 18 months in other countries.

Emin, Chairman of the Turkish Tourism Development Committee? Ackemark once told the Turkish newspaper Freedom: "On average, 5,000 patients arrive in Turkey every month just for hair transplant. Most patients come from Europe and Arabia. It is estimated that this data will double in the next decade. "

In fact, the success rate of seamless hair transplantation in Europe and America is also very high, but its competitiveness is far less than that in Turkey, because Turkey is cheap and good. In the United States, the cost of the same surgical treatment alone is as high as $25,000. In London, England, each hair transplant must cost 3,500 yuan to 5,000 pounds, and the whole treatment process is likely to cost at least 1.4 thousand pounds.