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Top Hospital Projects in the GCC

United Arab Emirates
According to investment banking advisory firm
Alpen Capital, the healthcare market in the UAE
is projected at $19.5 billion in 2020, indicating an
annual average growth of 12.7% from 2015. The
outpatient and inpatient markets are projected to
reach $12.1 billion and $7.5 billion, respectively,
in 2020. The country is likely to see a nearly 3%
annual increase in the number of hospital beds
required, presenting a demand of more than
13,800 beds by 2020.

Burjeel Medical City, Gulf Medical University

Al Ain Hospital, Al Ain
Abu Dhabi Hospital, Ajman
City: Al Ain City: Abu Dhabi City: Ajman

Project Cost: $1.2 billion Project Cost: $381 million Project Cost: $163 million

Size: 347,000 sqm Size: 92,903 sqm Size: 30,000 sqm

Beds: 719 Beds: 400 Beds: 300

Abu Dhabi General
Services Company
Owner: (Musanada)/ Abu
Dhabi Health Services
Company (SEHA)
Main
Arabtec
Contractor:
Project
Allen & Shariff
Manager:
Project
Q1 2018
Completion:
The Abu Dhabi General Services Company
(Musanada) hospital project is located at Al
Jimi in Al Ain city, and is built on a 347,000
sqm plot consisting of the main hospital
building with 719 beds. This is comprised of
484 beds for general medicine, surgery,
paediatric and maternity ward, 67 for ICU,
142 for medical rehabilitation, and 26 for
VIP patients and royal suites.
As well as a 1,500-vehicle underground
parking facility, a logistics centre, a 60MW
primary substation, Al Ain Hospital will also
house the first dedicated stroke unit in
UAE, a high-tech cardiology unit and a
research & training center.
Once completed, the hospital will be
handed over to Abu Dhabi Health
Services Company (SEHA).
Owner: VPS Healthcare Group Owner: Thumbay Group
Main NSCC International Main
Contractor: Limited Thumbay Builders
Contractor:
Project Consultant Society
Manager: Technology House Project
Q1 2018
Completion:
Project
Development AMS
Consultant: The Gulf Medical University Hospital
is a part of Thumbay Group and GMC
Project Hospitals, and will be the largest
Q1 2018 private hospital in the Northern
Completion:
Emirates and a teaching hospital for
Burjeel Medical City, part of Mohammed Bin
Gulf Medical University Ajman.
Zayed City, is a 92,903sqm tertiary care Constructed over 30,000 sqm, on four
complex on the Abu Dhabi-Dubai highway. floors, and with over 120 clinics, the
Burjeel Medical City is being developed by hospital will feature a special robotic
Abu Dhabi’s Burjeel Hospital, part of the pharmacy, a first-of-its-kind in the region,
VPS Healthcare Group. and will have tertiary care facilities. The
hospital will also have a full-fledged
When operational, the 400-bed main
radiology department with PET-CT scan,
hospital, made up for four towers, will be
also the first-of-its-kind in Northern
equipped with specialised departments like
Emirates. The medical laboratory will be
oncology, acute care, long-term care and
connected to CABRI (Center for Advanced
wellness as well as air ambulance service. It
Biomedical Research and Innovation)
will also include an advanced imaging
via an unmanned chute, to offer highly
department, an emergency department,
specialised tests and diagnostic facilities.
endoscopy, a rehabilitation center with
prosthetics & orthotics services, outpatient Thumbay Group has plans to start three
clinics and a large retail area. It will also new branch campuses of Gulf Medical
have long-term care villas, an administrative University in different parts of the world.
building and a mosque.

Top Hospital Projects in the GCC
United Arab Emirates
Mediclinic Parkview
Hospital, Dubai
City: Dubai
Project Cost: $190 million
Size: 46,000 sqm
Beds: 150
Owner: Mediclinic Middle East
Main
TBC
Contractor:
Stantec International Inc
Consultant:
(Design & Architecture)
Project
Q4 2018
Completion:
Mediclinic Middle East is part of Mediclinic
International, a private hospital group with
three operating platforms in Southern
Africa (South Africa and Namibia),
Switzerland and the UAE, and a 29.9%
shareholding in Spire Healthcare, a UK-
based healthcare group with 38 hospitals.
Mediclinic Parkview hospital is similar in
scope to its existing Mediclinic City
Hospital in Al Garhoud. The new facility
will be located on Umm Suqeim Road
between the junctions of Al Khail Road
and Sheikh Mohammed Bin Zayed Road.
Upon completion in late 2018, Mediclinic
Parkview Hospital will provide international
standard healthcare services to the southern
area of Dubai. With an initial capacity of 150
beds and six operating theatres, the hospital
will offer in-and outpatient services across
an extensive range of medical disciplines
and will employ 800 staff.
HOSPITAL PROJECTS IN THE GCC – 2017-2018 Report
King’s College Hospital,
Dubai
City: Ajman
Project Cost: $200 million
Size: TBC
Beds: 100
King’s College Hospital,
Ashmoe Group Plc,
Owner:
Al Tayer Group, Dubai
Investments PJSC
Main
TBC
Contractor:
Project
Q2 2018
Completion:
King’s College Hospital Dubai will be run by
the British teaching hospital, King’s College
Hospital London and the project is financed
as a joint venture with Al Tayer Group, Dubai
Investments and UK-based Ashmore Group.
Several King’s College Hospital Clinics
are set to open in 2017 in Dubai, closely
followed by the 100-bed King’s College
Hospital Dubai expected to open during
2018. The hospital will focus on four main
specialties: Paediatrics, Endocrinology,
Orthopaedics and Obstetrics and
Gynaecology, as well as other acute and
general medical services.
King’s College Hospital Dubai will be
located in Dubai Hills (being developed by
Emaar and Meraas) with a total project cost
estimated at c. $200 million. UK-based
Ashmore Group plc, a specialist emerging
markets investment manager listed on
London Stock Exchange, will act as the
investment manager for the project.
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