Luxury hospital with cancer centre planned for Dubai Studio City
A Dh350 million investment will bring a 144-bed facility with advanced oncology and cardiac services to the emirate by 2029.
At a glance
- Medcare Royal Hills Hospital is scheduled to open in Dubai Studio City by 2029
- The 144-bed facility will offer multi-specialty tertiary care with six operating theatres
- An integrated oncology centre will provide medical, surgical and radiation cancer treatment
- Aster DM Healthcare is investing over Dh1 billion in UAE healthcare expansion through 2029
Aster DM Healthcare and UAE engineering company MENASCO have signed an agreement to develop Medcare Royal Hills Hospital in Dubai Studio City. The facility will feature 144 beds, six operating theatres, robotic-assisted surgery capabilities, advanced cardiac care and a comprehensive cancer centre with medical, surgical and radiation oncology services.
The hospital will also include diagnostic facilities such as PET-CT scanning, a dedicated breast care unit and a water birth unit. The project is part of Aster's broader expansion in the UAE, where the healthcare group has committed to investing more than Dh1 billion over the next five years.
Why it matters
The hospital represents continued healthcare infrastructure development in Dubai and reflects Aster's strategic expansion across the UAE market.
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