We Are Here For Your Health

As Medivia Hospital, we are a leading institution that aims for excellence in healthcare services. In our modern facilities, equipped with the latest technology, we offer the highest quality healthcare with our expert doctors and experienced medical staff. With our patient-focused approach, we provide a comfortable and reliable treatment process.

Our Services

Comprehensive Departments
Research and Development (R&D)
Emergency Room Services
Advanced Imaging Technologies
Intensive Care Units (ICU)
Rehabilitation Services
Healthy Aging Services
Patient-Centered Treatment Approach
Multidisciplinary Team of Experts
Health Information Technologies

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Our Units

We are at your service with more than 40 units.

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Pregnant School

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Pregnant School

We are by your side on your first step to motherhood.

In our "Pregnant School," we support you in having a safe, conscious, and peaceful pregnancy journey, guided by expert doctors, midwives, and nurses.

Pregnancy Process Education
Birth Preparation Program
Newborn and Breastfeeding Education

Medical Aesthetics

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Medical Aesthetics

Medivia Medical Aesthetics is by your side with safe and effective procedures that highlight your natural beauty. With our expert team, we offer modern solutions for your skin's health and youthful appearance. .

Botox and Fillers
Skin Rejuvenation
Medical Skin Care

Sleep Laboratory

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Sleep Laboratory

Medivia Hospital Sleep Laboratory serves with its advanced equipment and expert staff for the diagnosis and evaluation of sleep disorders. The path to quality sleep is determined with tests performed throughout the night.

Sleep Apnea Diagnosis
Snoring and Respiratory Disorders
Sleep-Related Movement Disorders

EEG & EMG Unit

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EEG & EMG Unit

We provide accurate and reliable results for evaluating nervous system functions. The Medivia Hospital EEG & EMG Unit, with its expert staff and advanced technological infrastructure, is with you at every stage of the diagnosis process.

Electroencephalography (EEG) Test
Electromyography (EMG) Application
Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation (TMS)

Endoscopy Unit

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Endoscopy Unit

Endoscopic procedures, used in the diagnosis of digestive system diseases, are performed at Medivia Hospital by expert physicians with modern equipment. Patient comfort is prioritized throughout the diagnostic process.

Gastroscopy (Upper Endoscopy)
Colonoscopy (Lower Endoscopy)
Rectosigmoidoscopy

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Health Library

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What Is a Cruciate Ligament Tear? Symptoms, Causes and Treatment Approaches

A cruciate ligament tear is a partial or complete rupture of one of the important ligament structures that help maintain the stability of the knee joint. It may commonly occur due to sports injuries, sudden twisting movements, falls, impact or excessive strain on the knee. In particular, anterior cruciate ligament injuries may present with knee pain, swelling, limited movement and a feeling of instability. The knee joint is a complex structure that plays an active role in many daily movements. Therefore, cruciate ligament injuries may affect not only athletes but also individuals of different age groups who lead an active lifestyle. Early evaluation and personalized treatment planning are important for maintaining knee function.

What Is Bleeding Gums (Gingivitis)? What Causes It and How Can It Be Managed?

Bleeding gums are a condition that is often noticed during tooth brushing and may sometimes be overlooked. However, this situation can be considered one of the early signs of gum diseases. It is especially regarded as an important finding in the evaluation of conditions such as gingivitis (gum inflammation). Early awareness plays an important role in maintaining oral and dental health. Proper evaluation of the underlying causes of bleeding gums may help determine the most appropriate management approach.

What Is Droopy Eyelid (Ptosis)? What Causes It?

Droopy eyelid, medically known as ptosis, is a condition in which the upper eyelid is positioned lower than its normal level. It can occur in one eye or both eyes. While in some individuals it may only create an aesthetic difference, in others it may also affect the field of vision. The downward positioning of the eyelid may make daily activities more difficult and can have varying effects from person to person. Therefore, droopy eyelid should be carefully evaluated.