The Largest Hospital In Turkey

2020 witnessed the opening of The largest hospital in Turkey, an entire medical city called Başakşehir Çam and Sakura. 

The opening ceremony was attended by Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan and several Turkish ministers and officials, while Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe also participated via video technology.

Basaksehir Çam and Sakura Medical City are the largest hospitals in Turkey and the largest hospitals in Europe in terms of the capacity of 456 intensive care units.

The area of the largest hospital in Turkey has reached one million and 21 square meters, equipped with a massive garage for cars; its capacity can reach eight thousand vehicles; it has the use of more than 2000 earthquake insulators; and it has a staff of six chief doctors, administrative cadres, and a health cadre consisting of more than 1500 doctors and two executives.

The medical city in Turkey consists of six connected building blocks; Mrs. Zubaydah, Zakay Taher, the great ones; the higher specialties; the samples; and it contains the Ataturk Research and Education Hospital after the old building was demolished and annexed to the medical city. Each block of the buildings accommodates approximately 600 beds and will serve up to 100,000 patients daily.

The largest hospital in Turkey in the general department includes 3,804 beds, 735 clinics, 128 operating rooms, 22 angiography units, and several units and clinics for chemotherapy, diagnostics, trauma, and minor surgical units.

The lower section of the buildings was also allocated to operating rooms and intensive care rooms.

How do I get to the largest hospital in Turkey (Başakşehir Çam and Sakura)?

There are several means of transportation in Istanbul that can be used to reach the areas of Basaksehir, Cam, and Sakura, including the subway line that is being built directly. HS1-MK22-MR50-HS2, which contributes to the access to the Sehir-Hastanse station.

Information about the specifications of the largest hospital in Turkey

• It receives approximately 23 million visitors each year.
• Ninety-five thousand tons of iron were used in construction operations, equivalent to 10 times the iron used in constructing the Eiffel Tower in Paris.
• The use of ceramic floors in the hospital buildings and the facades of more than 50 international football fields.
• One million meters of cement was consumed, equivalent to three times the glue finished in the construction of the Burj Khalifa in Dubai, considered the tallest tower in the world.

It is also one of the most prominent large medical cities in Turkey, which has been opened and is planned to open soon.

• Ikitelli Medical City in Istanbul
• Izmir Medical City
• Medical City in Kocaeli Izmit
• Konya Karatay Medical City
• Medical City in Tekirdag

 Edit By: Deal Real Estate