History

Medistate Kavacık Hospital, the only hospital project in Türkey by Turkish-friendly Japanese architect Tatsuya Yamamoto and Yamamoto’s masterpiece, has a unique architecture in line with the submarine concept designed with a different approach.

Medistate Kavacık Hospital was designed together with doctors to increase the efficient use of space and mobility within the hospital, and critical departments such as the operating room have been carefully planned in accordance with international standards.

Designing the hospital with a submarine concept ensures that the available space is used with maximum efficiency. Covering an area of ​​8 thousand square meters above ground, the hospital has an area of ​​2 thousand 400 square meters underground and consists of 12 floors.

An important feature of our hospital is that each room offers a unique view of Istanbul.

Medistate Kavacık Hospital started construction in 2007 and was put into service in 2011. The hospital, which was built with a total investment of 35 million dollars, is equipped with state-of-the-art equipment and offers modern health services to a wide region.