Dr. Ahmed El-Sobky, Chairman of Egypt Healthcare Authority and General Supervisor of the Universal Health Insurance Project, announced the commencement of the trial operation of the Emergency and Intensive Care Building at Luxor International Medical Complex, a state-of-the-art medical facility under EHA in Luxor, as part of final preparations for its official launch.
Dr. El-Sobky emphasized that this landmark project represents a major step forward in upgrading healthcare services in Luxor, as part of EHA’s commitment to equipping medical facilities with the highest international standards to provide comprehensive, world-class healthcare services to the Egyptian people.
The Emergency and Intensive Care Building at Luxor International Medical Complex is a fully integrated medical facility designed to provide immediate and specialized care for critical and emergency cases. The building, constructed with an investment of nearly EGP 500 million, incorporates advanced medical technologies across various departments, including:
Emergency Department
Intensive Care Units (ICU)
Neonatal Intensive Care Units (NICU)
Inpatient Rooms
Dr. El-Sobky noted that the Emergency Department is equipped with cutting-edge medical technology to handle critical cases 24/7. It features:
10 rapid triage stations
Multiple examination and isolation rooms
Dedicated observation rooms for pediatric, male, and female patients
Specialized units for minor surgeries, fracture treatment, and radiology
Advanced life support areas, including dedicated head trauma and orthopedic treatment zones
Additionally, the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU) features:
16 state-of-the-art incubators
Specialized isolation rooms for critical cases
An advanced neonatal care room to provide the highest level of care for newborns
The Inpatient Rooms section includes:
15 twin-bed rooms with a total of 30 beds
Dedicated isolation rooms and a specially equipped room for patients with special needs
State-of-the-art facilities ensuring maximum patient comfort and recovery
The Intensive Care Unit (ICU) within the new medical facility is designed to deliver advanced critical care services, featuring:
40+ ICU beds
4 fully equipped isolation rooms
5 ICU halls with 30 beds
3 additional ICU halls with 9 beds
Integrated radiology units for instant diagnosis of critical cases
Dr. El-Sobky highlighted that the entire building was designed and equipped with the latest medical technologies, ensuring comprehensive diagnostic and therapeutic services. It features:
A fully integrated medical circulation system for seamless patient transitions
The latest infection control measures ensuring maximum patient and staff safety
Advanced medical support services, including:
A state-of-the-art blood bank
Fully equipped radiology units
Comprehensive medical laboratories
Dr. El-Sobky emphasized that the trial operation phase is subject to intensive monitoring by EHA leadership to ensure maximum operational efficiency and adherence to the highest quality standards before the official launch.
The trial operation is being supervised by:
Dr. Mohamed Neshet, Head of Southern Egypt Operations
Dr. Mohamed Shaaban, Director of the Luxor Branch of Egypt Healthcare Authority
Dr. Mohamed El-Okby, Director of Luxor International Medical Complex
Dr. El-Sobky reaffirmed that the development of Luxor International Medical Complex aligns with Egypt’s national healthcare strategy, ensuring:
Top-tier healthcare services for Luxor residents
Integration of advanced medical technologies
High-quality medical care in Upper Egypt
He emphasized that the massive investments in Luxor's healthcare infrastructure are a testament to the state’s commitment to achieving universal health coverage and delivering world-class medical services to all citizens.
The Luxor International Medical Complex will stand as a center of medical excellence in Southern Egypt, offering highly specialized care and a new era of patient-centered healthcare in the region.
