ATDERA is your international patient coordinator for specialist medical treatment. We manage clinical access, prior records, translation, timing, and on-the-ground support — so the complexity of receiving care in another country is handled for you, not by you.
Here is exactly what ATDERA manages on your behalf — and the limits of the support.
ATDERA prepares and organises your prior medical records, coordinates access to designated specialists and hospitals in Turkey, and manages the logistics around your clinical timeline. Throughout the process, you deal with one team only.
ATDERA does not sell any pre-bundled treatment packages, take hospital commissions, or advertise destination pricing. Coordination fees are case-specific and determined once your clinical pathway is confirmed only.
Your first message to ATDERA does not need to include medical documents. A brief description of your situation and what you are hoping to achieve is enough for the team to identify the right pathway and confirm suitability.
International patient coordination is available across all of ATDERA’s clinical pathways. Select a treatment area to understand the scope and how your case would typically progress.
Selective coordination for reconstructive and aesthetic surgery pathways where case fit, surgical planning, and recovery context is compatible.
Selective coordination for oncology review and second-opinion pathways where multidisciplinary judgment, timing, and careful communication matter.
Structured coordination for orthopedics and spine pathways where specialist fit, rehabilitation planning, and realistic next steps matter.
Structured coordination for reproductive medicine and IVF pathways where evaluation logic, timing, and realistic next steps require effective communication.
Most patients have the same questions before they get in touch. Here are the honest answers — so there are no surprises once your pathway begins.
You send a short message describing your situation. ATDERA reviews suitability, confirms the right treatment pathway, and only then requests clinical documentation for a detailed review.
International cases often involve prepared medical records in multiple languages, and timelines that indicate the availability of the specialist rather than a fixed schedule. Initial conversations suggest exactly what is needed before any agreement is made.
If you are not sure whether your situation fits, send us a message anyway. The team will let you know quickly whether ATDERA can help, what the next step looks like, and how long that step typically takes.
Send a message about your situation — no medical documents needed at the first step. The team will confirm the right pathway and let you know what happens next.
