Lokman Hekim University Ankara Hospital is a private multi-specialty medical center in Ankara, Turkey. The team is dedicated to neurosurgery, orthopedics, gastroenterology, and transplantology.
Among the clinic's achievements are the success rates: 99.9% for discectomy, 99.9% for brain tumor removal, 99.9% for deep brain stimulation (DBS) surgery, 99.9% for deep brain stimulation (DBS) surgery, 99.9% for brain tumor removal.
Located in Sincan, Ankara, Lokman Hekim University Health Application and Research Center have provided exemplary healthcare since 2008. Spanning 17,500 square meters over eight floors, it transitioned to a university hospital in 2020, enhancing its medical care, education, and research. It offers comprehensive services, equipped with six operating theaters, a helipad, 82 ICU beds, and 134 inpatient beds. Lokman Hekim University Ankara Hospital serves both adults and children. Patients from the Balkans, Africa, and Arab League States visit the clinic most often.
As of January 1, 2020, the hospital has been serving as a University Hospital under the name "Lokman Hekim University Health Application and Research Center." The facility includes 6 fully equipped operating rooms and a helicopter pad to accommodate patients arriving via Air Ambulance.
The hospital features a General Intensive Care Unit with 51 beds, a Cardiovascular Intensive Care Unit with 6 beds, a Coronary Intensive Care Unit with 4 beds, and a Neonatal Intensive Care Unit with 21 incubators, totaling 82 intensive care beds. Additionally, there are 134 patient beds, bringing the total capacity to 216 beds.
The hospital supports the Baby-Friendly Hospital Initiative, conducted by the Ministry of Health and UNICEF, and has been awarded the Baby-Friendly Hospital certificate as part of this initiative.
During the pandemic, the Lokman Hekim University Health Application and Research Center, as part of the Lokman Hekim Health Group, has continued to be a source of healing by providing safe healthcare services with the highest precautions, specifically for COVID-19.