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PricesPublished: August 19, 2026· 4 min read

Check-Up Prices in Turkey: The 2026 Guide

Quick answerAt Anadolu Medical Center, check-up prices are fixed and published: Essential $494 (32 examinations, same price for women and men), Comprehensive $920 for women / $794 for men, and Premium $1,750 for women / $1,538 for men. Children's programs run $380.60–$483.73. Prices are per person, include the physician results review, written report, interpreter, coordinator and airport transfer — with no hidden extras.

The full price list, in the open

Most hospitals make you request a quote. We publish the tariff — the same numbers a patient from any country pays:

What the price includes

The published price covers the complete examination list of the tier, the same-day physician review of your results, a full written report in your language, a personal international patient coordinator, medical interpretation and airport transfer.

What it does not include is equally transparent: optional mini modules you choose to add (each with its own listed price, with duplicated tests automatically deducted) and any follow-up treatment a finding might lead to — which you are never obliged to do at our hospital.

Why women's programs cost slightly more

From the Comprehensive tier upward, the women's panel contains additional examinations — gynecological consultation, breast imaging and related tests — so the women's price is slightly higher than the men's for the same tier. You are paying for more examinations, not a different rate.

The comparison that matters

An equivalent executive screening program in Western Europe, the UK or the Gulf typically runs $2,000–5,000 and is rarely completed in one day. Even adding flights and two hotel nights in Istanbul, most international patients complete a Premium check-up for less than the program alone would cost at home. For a personalized total, the on-site cost planner calculates your exact combination — program plus any mini modules — instantly.

Frequently asked questions

Are the prices per person or per couple?

Per person. Many couples book together and choose different tiers — the price of each is simply the published tariff for that program.

Are there hidden costs on top of the published price?

No. The tier price covers all listed examinations, the physician review, the written report, interpreter, coordinator and airport transfer. Only optional add-ons you actively select cost extra, at listed prices.

Why is the women's check-up more expensive than the men's?

The women's versions of Comprehensive and Premium contain more examinations (gynecological and breast-related). Essential is identical — and identically priced — for both.

How do these prices compare with Europe or the Gulf?

Comparable executive programs abroad typically cost three to five times more. The scope of testing is equivalent; the cost structure of Turkish hospital medicine is simply lower.

This article is for general information and does not replace a medical consultation. Program contents and prices reflect the current tariff and may be updated. · Last updated: September 28, 2026 · Anadolu Medical Center — International Check-Up Team

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