Kepez State Hospital Dialysis Center opened with 28 units
The center, whose capacity was increased by moving to the main building, was put into service for patients with a ceremony held.
The Kepez State Hospital Dialysis Center was opened for service with a ceremony held in the main building of the hospital, with its capacity increased from 13 units to 28 units in order to meet growing healthcare needs.
Capacity Increase and New Arrangement
The Kepez State Hospital Dialysis Center was expanded and increased from 13 units to 28 units in order to provide more qualified and accessible service to the growing healthcare needs.
As a result of the comprehensive arrangement, the patients, medical devices, and equipment previously located in the annex building were moved to the main building without any disruption.
Ceremony and Opening Speeches
An official ceremony was held for the opening of the renewed dialysis center, and the center began accepting patients with the cutting of the opening ribbon.
Antalya Provincial Health Director Prof. Dr. Behzat Özkan emphasized that dialysis treatment requires uninterrupted monitoring and wished that the new capacity would be beneficial to the city.
Meeting with Patients and Inspections
Following the opening ceremony, protocol members inspected the center and received detailed information from authorities about the ongoing work.
Antalya Provincial Health Director Prof. Dr. Behzat Özkan visited the patients receiving treatment, chatted with them, and conveyed his wishes for a speedy recovery.
Transportation and Service Goals
Transportation for patients coming to the center for treatment is provided by specially allocated patient transport vehicles and dialysis services.
With the newly made arrangement, it is aimed to offer treatment opportunities to more patients at the same time, use resources efficiently, and intervene quickly in emergencies.