Şanlıurfa City Hospital, planned as one of the largest healthcare investments in the Southeastern Anatolia Region, aims to provide advanced medical services to the local population. Scheduled for completion by the end of 2025, this modern medical complex will serve as a major healthcare hub in the region.
The hospital will have a closed area of approximately 500,000 square meters and a total capacity of 1,700 beds, designed to meet the needs of not only Şanlıurfa but also neighboring provinces.
It will include 239 outpatient clinics, 28 operating rooms, and 38 delivery rooms. Parking capacity is set at 873 vehicles, with 419 open and 454 closed spaces. Once the second phase is completed, the total parking capacity will increase to 1,431 vehicles (with 796 open and 635 closed spaces).
Designed with the highest standards of earthquake safety in mind, the hospital will feature 385 seismic isolators across five blocks. This number will rise to 503 upon completion of the second phase. These isolators ensure that hospital operations can continue uninterrupted even during an earthquake.
For energy efficiency, a trigeneration system will be used, allowing the simultaneous production of electricity, heating, and cooling from a single source. In addition, a helipad will be available for air ambulance use, facilitating the transport of emergency patients from both domestic and international locations.
Once completed, Şanlıurfa City Hospital is expected to become a regional healthcare center, offering high-quality medical services with its modern infrastructure and advanced medical technologies.
