Group Florence Nightingale Hospitals

Group Florence Nightingale Hospitals are to be a pioneering institution that is innovative and constantly improving, offering reliable, up-to-date, and patient-centered healthcare in all services provided, continuously training and educating its staff, and putting patients’ and employees’ welfare at the forefront, as well as respect to the environment and patient rights.

Today, there are 4 general hospitals, 2 medical centers, as well as Demiroglu Bilim University which has a medical faculty, a school of nursing, and a vocational school of healthcare.

The Group has maintained its reputation for excellence by combining expertise with the highest caliber of staff and healthcare innovation to ensure that each and every patient receives the best care possible.
Group Florence Nightingale prioritizes service quality, patient care, and patient safety therefore the Group continuously pursues “Joint Commission International” (JCI) accreditation; an American-based international non-profit organization that evaluates and accredits healthcare institutions and is considered as the global “Gold Seal” inpatient care and safety.

Istanbul Florence Nightingale Hospital was opened in 2013 as the first Smart and Green Hospital in Turkey. The building has a total closed area of 50.254 sqm. in 18 stories and a heliport on its rooftop structured for patient transfers by air ambulances. Istanbul Florence Nightingale Hospital has 219 patient beds, 11+2 Operating rooms, 51 intensive care beds, 11 surgery rooms all equipped with laminar airflow, and 2 delivery rooms. All surgery rooms can be connected to a 300-seat conference room and international hubs per audio-visual, permitting interactive medical education and scientific activities.

The building is equipped with the latest technology including but not limited to an EOS device – introduced for the first time in Turkey – which minimizes the risks associated with radiation exposure for patients by using very low dosage 2D / 3D X-ray radiation in Orthopedic whole-body imaging. The device provides simultaneous frontal and lateral digital images as well as a 3D display of the skeletal anatomy.