Health services in the plateaus from Alanya Municipality

Çayarası and Eğrigöl Health Centers of Alanya Municipality are providing uninterrupted service for 7 days as the highland season opens. Alanya Municipality has opened Çayarası and Eğrigöl Health Center Services Units during the summer season to promptly assist the health problems of citizens in the highlands, with 2 doctors, 4 health personnel, and 1 ambulance providing services.

Çayarası Health Center is open 7 days a week. The Çayarası Health Center provides services with 4 health personnel between 09:00 and 18:00 for 7 days a week, including weekends. The Health Center, where up to five patients can receive inpatient treatment at the same time, provides ECG, glucose and blood pressure measurements, as well as supplying medicines to patients with depleted medications. In the unit where transportation service is also provided, severe cases can be transferred to Alanya State Hospital by ambulance.

Serving more than twenty highlands. The Eğrigöl Health Center, located on the shores of Eğrigöl used by more than twenty highland residents, continues its function in the west region, providing services to Bayır, Okurcalar, Çakallar, Saburlar, Güzelbağ, Akdam, Avsallar, Soğukpınar, Güney, Orhan, Karamanlar, Gözübüyük, Emişbeleni, Türkler, İncekum, Payallar, Tosmur, Toslak, Elikesik plateaus, and many settlements in the region. The Health Center, with one doctor and one nurse, will be at the service of citizens 7 days a week, 24 hours a day throughout the highland season.

“Preparations completed before the season.” Hüseyin Doğan, the Director of Social Assistance Affairs of Alanya Municipality, stated that they have completed their preparations before the highland season and reopened the health centers. Doğan said, “We have opened our Çayarası and Eğrigöl Health Center Services Units to the service of our citizens during the highland season with our 6 health personnel and 1 ambulance. Our teams serve our people 7 days a week. We will continue to serve the highland residents in the best possible way.”