Healthcare facilities and health tourism intermediary organizations that meet the conditions in applicable legislation may benefit from support and incentives when they fulfill the application requirements.

Yes. Correct preparation of the application file, accurate definition of eligible support and complete management of procedures help organizations use incentives effectively.

It covers regulatory compliance, administrative obligations, contracts, legal risk management, health tourism practices and related official procedures, among other healthcare-sector matters.

Quality management systems improve service quality, standardize processes, support patient and client satisfaction and make a significant contribution to accreditation.

We provide comprehensive consultancy from pre-application analysis through documentation, compliance work, training, official applications and subsequent improvement activities.

No. IAS Advisory provides online and on-site consultancy to healthcare facilities, intermediary organizations and wellness facilities throughout Türkiye.

The initial assessment reviews the organization’s needs and provides general information about the roadmap. Scope and fees are determined after the needs analysis.

Yes. Based on need, we organize training for managers and staff on legislation, quality management, accreditation and implementation processes.

Healthcare facilities and health tourism intermediary organizations wishing to conduct international health tourism activities must complete the required authorization procedures before beginning operations.

The duration depends on the organization’s level of preparation and its compliance with the required conditions. Applications prepared completely and accurately generally progress more efficiently.

TÜSKA Accreditation is an accreditation system showing that organizations providing health tourism services meet defined quality standards. It includes the assessment of institutional quality, patient safety and service standards.

Relevant organizations must align with TÜSKA standards in accordance with the transition periods and obligations set out in applicable legislation. Professional advice is recommended for current requirements.

Correct interpretation of standards, early identification of gaps and establishment of an audit-ready system accelerate the process and support sustainable quality management.

It is the official operating permission required for wellness centers and wellness units that will operate under the Regulation on Wellness Services.

Businesses falling within the scope of the Regulation on Wellness Services must complete the licensing process before commencing operations. You may seek advice to determine whether your activity is covered.

Required documents vary according to the facility’s field of activity. Architectural compliance, staffing, technical infrastructure and institutional documentation are assessed together.