Samsun City Hospital Began Accepting Patients with a 17 Billion TL Budget
One of the Black Sea region's largest healthcare investments, the new hospital has entered service with modern equipment and robust seismic safety.
Completed with a budget of approximately 17 billion TL and housing 1,027 seismic isolators, Samsun City Hospital began accepting patients on September 13, 2026, along with its connecting roads.
Service Launch and Budget Details
Making a significant contribution to the healthcare infrastructure of the Black Sea region, Samsun City Hospital opened its doors on September 13, 2026, after being completed with a budget of approximately 17 billion TL.
The complex aims to provide international-standard healthcare services to both Samsun and surrounding provinces with its advanced medical technologies and large capacity.
Advanced Security Against Earthquakes
Built on a massive area totaling 234,000 square meters, the hospital building was equipped with the most advanced engineering solutions against seismic risks.
Thanks to the 1,027 seismic isolators used in the building, surgical interventions and intensive care operations will continue without interruption even in the event of a potential disaster.
Capacity and Personnel Information
The healthcare complex features a bed capacity of 1,458, 230 intensive care beds arranged as single rooms, 40 operating rooms, and 320 outpatient clinics.
A total of 5,419 healthcare personnel, including 548 specialist physicians, serve in the complex, bringing the public bed capacity in the city to 5,415 with this investment.
Other Healthcare Investments in the City
Within the scope of other healthcare efforts ongoing across Samsun, construction projects for Atakum State Hospital and Tekkeköy State Hospital are continuing.
Additionally, while efforts are underway to bring new state hospitals to the districts of Alaçam, Yakakent, and Ayvacık, the İlkadım State Hospital project is being planned.