Memorial Antalya Hospital

About

Memorial Antalya Hospital is located in Kepez near Antalya, one of the most popular cities on the southern coast of Turkey, also known as the Persel of the Mediterranean.
 
Operational since 2010, Memorial Antalya is part of the Memorial Health Group, one of the leading healthcare organisations in Turkey, which was founded in 2000. Memorial Health Group was developed with the support of ECRI, one of the best-known consultancies in the US hospital sector. The hospital also holds the international quality certificate JCI Accreditation.

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Covering almost all medical fields, Memorial Antalya specialises in oncology, organ transplantation, cardiovascular surgery and IVF. Also worth mentioning are the services in the field of oral and dental medicine as well as aesthetic, plastic and reconstructive surgery.  The special comfort offered by the hospital in wide areas is that opinions can be obtained from specialists in various fields of medicine and appropriate examinations are made.

Equipped with advanced diagnostic and treatment units, Memorial Antalya Hospital, with a capacity of 114 beds and 28 intensive care beds, has 4 intensive care units and 5 surgery rooms. Among the technologies used in the hospital, 3 Tesla MR, Neuronavigation, Thulium (Thulep) Laser and Da Vinci Robotic Surgery are prominent. This technical and technological infrastructure is accompanied by 63 doctors experienced in their field and more than 400 nurses.

Memorial Antalya Hospital holds, among others, the quality certificates ISO 9001 and ISO 27001 as well as the international quality certificate JCI Accreditation. The hospital’s IVF laboratory has the accreditation of the American College of Embryology.

The hospital offers its services with multilingual healthcare staff and welcomes clients from 92 countries around the world.
Airport transfers can be arranged upon request, and Antalya Airport is approximately 20 minutes away. The city’s coast and beaches are about 15 minutes away.

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