Hospitals

Antalya Anadolu Hospital, which now uses the name Anatolia Hospital, started in 1993 as a clinic in Kemer and opened its first hospital there in 1997. Today it runs 7 hospitals around Antalya and has cared for local and international patients for more than 30 years.

At Antalya Life Hospital (Antalya Yaşam), person-centred care means transparent, compassionate and humane care in an environment where every patient, their relatives and the staff feel at home, their needs and expectations are met, and patients can heal.

Dünyagöz Hospitals began providing care in 1996. They treat conditions of the eye and the area around it, using 500 different treatment methods across all eye specialities. Dünyagöz works at 31 locations, 21 in Türkiye and 10 abroad, and can handle 8,000 outpatient visits and 1,000 operations a day.

Medical Park Hospitals bring together specialist staff, a patient-centred approach to service and multidisciplinary teamwork. Four of the group's hospitals, all in Istanbul, are accredited by Joint Commission International (JCI), a US-based accreditation body.

Medstar Antalya and Medstar Topçular hospitals belong to Memorial Healthcare Group and provide diagnosis and treatment in all specialities, with experienced academic staff and modern medical technology. Medstar Antalya opened in 2009 and has 166 beds; Medstar Topçular has served patients since 1999.

Memorial Şişli Hospital was the first hospital in Türkiye to receive JCI (Joint Commission International) accreditation, in 2002. Memorial Healthcare Group has 12 hospitals in 6 cities in Türkiye and each year treats more than 75,000 international patients from over 167 countries.