For the fourth straight year, Acibadem came out tops in the ‘Healthcare Services’ category of the Service Exporters Survey which has been running for four years. Conferred by the Turkish Exporters’ Assembly, this accolade reinforces the hospital group’s undisputed healthcare position in Turkey and beyond.
The award was presented to Mr Mehmet Ali Aydinlar, founder and Chairman of Acibadem Healthcare Group, by the President of the Republic of Turkey, Recep Tayyip Erdoğan.
Honoured to receive this recognition for four consecutive years, Mr Aydinlar said, “Acıbadem is a global brand and we receive many international patients at our hospitals because of our world-class quality healthcare services. We have developed a holistic model offering services in different areas of healthcare. This ecosystem that we have created enables us to come up with innovative and quality services. Our success today is a result of our vision, service approach and unique differentiators that set us apart from other healthcare providers.”
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