WELCOME TO OUR HOSPITAL
As Menemen State Hospital, we serve with an understanding that prioritizes patient and employee safety, adheres to ethical values, and provides high-quality healthcare services, all while fulfilling our responsibility to protect and improve public health.
By continuously monitoring and improving our service processes, we aim to provide safe, respectful, and holistic care to every patient. Based on teamwork, transparent management, and corporate solidarity, we adopt a sustainable healthcare model that increases patient satisfaction and supports employee satisfaction.
We are honored to provide a safe and trusting environment for all our patients and colleagues who share our corporate values.
HISTORY AND STRUCTURE OF THE INSTITUTION
Built in 1961 in the center of Menemen with contributions from the local community, the State Hospital began service with 35 beds and was gradually expanded, reaching 75 beds by the end of 2004. In January 2005, the hospital moved to its new building on the Menemen-Manisa highway. Initially operating with 100 beds in an 8,100 m² indoor space on approximately 35,000 m², the hospital's bed capacity was increased to 122 in mid-2006 due to demand. Later, in 2009, the addition of Block B further increased the capacity to 203 beds. The hospital has a total capacity of 213 patient beds, including a 14-bed Level 2 Intensive Care Unit and a 10-bed Palliative Care Unit. All rooms in the hospital have been upgraded to high-quality rooms, providing a more modern service approach. The number of inpatients is approximately 15,000 per year.
Our hospital, operating in its own grounds with 5 blocks and a dental unit in the center of Menemen, provides services in a total of 19,406 m2 of enclosed space. However, as of December 2014, the dental unit serving the district center was separated from the hospital and transformed into the Menemen Oral and Dental Health Center. To accommodate the high volume of patient visits and to enable the implementation of the "Right to Choose a Doctor," a new additional polyclinic building was put into service in 2008, providing higher quality service to our community. The doctor-choice system was effectively implemented by providing each doctor with their own polyclinic room.
Our operating room consists of 6 operating rooms and 1 minor intervention room, all ventilated by a HEPA filter system and equipped with modern equipment. To provide the best service, all materials are sterilized in the Central Sterilization Unit. Approximately 8200 patients undergo surgery annually in the operating room.
The hospital, which operates as a secondary healthcare facility, employs experienced specialist physicians in its outpatient clinics. Approximately 600,000 patients are examined in these clinics annually.
Our newly established Emergency Department in Block B, which has opened for service, has become one of the largest emergency departments in Izmir with its 850 m2 area. Serving with 10 examination beds and 16 observation beds, our unit is classified as a secondary level emergency department. Serving an average of 156,000 patients annually, the emergency department provides 24-hour service with its experienced staff.
Our hospital laboratory moved to its new location in January 2010. This brought together laboratory units previously located in different places under a central laboratory umbrella. We provide the best possible service to our patients by performing an average of 650,000 tests annually. Our hospital offers a wide range of tests including Computed Tomography (CT), Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI), Mammography, Bone Densitometry, Ultrasound, and Doppler Ultrasound, as well as Pulmonary Function Tests, EEG, EMG, Echocardiography (ECHO), and Stress ECG. X-ray images taken using digital imaging (DR) are archived via the PACS system and made available to physicians.
One of our leading units in the region is our Physical Therapy and Rehabilitation Unit. Spanning 850 m2, it features two electrotherapy rooms, a large treatment room where shortwave, infrared, ultrasound, paraffin, and hat-pack treatments are applied, and a spacious exercise room. The Physical Therapy Unit serves 120 patients per day.
In addition to routine audiometer testing, the audiometer laboratory also performs hearing screening tests on newborn babies.
Menemen State Hospital, currently serving a population of 150,000, holds the ISO 9000 Quality Management System Certificate. Furthermore, it has been a Baby-Friendly Hospital since 2003. While providing all these services, Menemen State Hospital is committed to maximizing patient and employee satisfaction and ensuring continuous improvement through necessary training, equipment, and investment activities.