100. Yil Hospital

Generally fine but, there is no cafeteria inside the building. Small environment. Meal served is not enough and delicious. There was a bad smell inside bathroom. My relative had prostate operation and costed 15 thousand TL. except kdv. Our doctor prof. Ibrahim Yildirim is fine . In Staff is helpfull and caring. Generally speaking, I recommend this hospital.

I would give 10 stars for a Somali translator called Firdaous, she is amazing, i cam back again and again because of her, she is wonderful employee as for Anosh, I asked if she can translate for me because Firdaous was busy, she deline said No, she was talking to her friend and laughing with her friend over the phone, i would never come back because of Anosh, but i would certainly reurn because of Firdaous

This is a private hospital, but it also accepts national health insurance. However, the cost is not fully covered as it is a private hospital. It is very clean. I love the ophthalmology clinic. The ear nose throat is good, too. However, I am not very happy with the emergency unit. They can never insert the IV needle on the 1st try. Once I was very ill - my blood pressure was 50/30!!! I was helped and put back on my feet, but nothing was done to learn what had caused it. That was a disappointment. This being said, everyone is different and different doctors will suit different people. This is just my experience.

I spent three days in the first-floor obstetrics and gynecology ward and underwent surgery. Both doctors provided excellent care, and I was back on my feet within a day. The entire hospital team was incredibly friendly, passionate, and compassionate. I'd like to thank everyone, from the floor staff to the nurses and doctors. The food was hygienic and delicious. I felt as comfortable and at home. They served me promptly and with courtesy. I was never kept waiting for service. The hospital's only shortcoming is that it's an old building, and I can't fault any of the other aspects, considering the service I received. I hope everyone leaves here as satisfied as I was.

Due to my chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (Church Strauss) and allergies, my nasal polyps had been bothering me for many years and had become unbearable in the last year or two, making me sleepless, tired, aggressive, and, in short, miserable. I went to many doctors, and surgery was always the only solution. During this time, a family friend, an Ear, Nose, and Throat Doctor, explained to me that my case was unique, that the polyps had completely filled my sinuses, and that if I were to undergo this surgery, he recommended that I only undergo one of the three surgeons he recommends. One of those he recommended was my esteemed doctor, FUAT TOSUN. I met with Dr. Fuat three or four times, and he explained the risks (such as recurrence) of this surgery in detail, giving me time to decide on surgery. Dr. Fuat made me feel very comfortable and reassured, both as a doctor and as a person. During this time, I had to postpone surgery due to a heart attack and an angiogram. Later, after my cardiologist gave me the OK, I went to my doctor for surgery. However, because my doctor is so meticulous that he wouldn't risk any life-threatening interventions, he performed the surgery after getting approval from his own cardiologists, even though my doctor had already approved it. I had a very successful surgery. They hosted me in the hospital for a day. During this time, the entire staff of 100. Yıl Hospital, from the front desk to the inpatient unit, from the nurse to the caregiver, received a five-star review from me. I thank them all wholeheartedly. But the real thanks go to my esteemed doctor, Prof. Dr. FUAT TOSUN, for all his care and effort before and after the surgery. Thank you, Doctor, for always being there.