Philosophy
The Art of Care
Providing care is an art… and every person is a masterpiece.
At Acibadem International Medical Center, quality care and a personal approach are our top priorities. For us, providing care is not just a task; it is an art, and we see each person as a masterpiece.
The Art of Good Care: Patients and Doctors Share Their Stories
Acibadem: Where Art and Care Come Together
Good care is not just about performing procedures—it’s about truly listening. It requires the right resources, genuine attention, and commitment. Delivering high-quality care demands expertise, a thoughtful approach, and a personal touch. Every care journey is unique, balancing personal dedication with professional expertise. Care and recovery are not standard processes but refined, artistic journeys that can be considered unique masterpieces. At Acibadem, each individual is unique and valuable, and every treatment forms a new work of art.
Patient:
“For me, the art of care was the speed at which I was helped when I was struggling with severe knee pain. I called on a Friday and was able to see a specialist at the hospital by the following Tuesday. I also heard positive experiences from people around me. Just three weeks later, I was scheduled for surgery. After six weeks, I could already bend my knee 125 degrees. Being helped so quickly is simply amazing!”
Patient:
“For me, the art of good care was being able to have surgery within two weeks after suffering from chronic back pain. Thanks to this efficiency, I regained my normal life after six months of recovery. An added bonus: aside from my deductible, I had no additional costs.”
Doctor:
“Every patient is essentially their own canvas. A great example is a young man—an artist and independent entrepreneur—who fell from a high ladder and severely injured his ankle. He ended up on sick leave, and his whole family was affected. A few months ago, his ankle was operated on. Today, I saw him again, and he told me he has his life back. This story beautifully illustrates the art of our work.”