Expansion Plans

Sunway Medical Centre, Sunway City

The current expansion aims to reconcile patients and staff to the calming effects of nature, to reduce the building’s environmental impact, to create greater flexibility in space use, and to capitalise on the latest medical technology and best practices.

Women’s Health Block

The new Women’s Health Services Block will be housed in the upcoming Tower E to provide advanced and dedicated services to address women’s complex health issues. Sunway Medical Centre has invested in vast resources, cutting-edge technology and clinical expertise to give all women seamless access to the best care at every stage of life.

Children’s Health Block

The new Children’s Health Block will be housed in the upcoming Tower F to deliver the highest quality, the most compassionate, and the most family-friendly outpatient and inpatient services. It will be one of the largest children’s health centres in Malaysia with more than 10 paediatric sub-specialities providing medical support and preventative measures for the physical, mental, and behavioural health of infants, children, and adolescents.

Independent & Assisted Living Block

The new purpose-built Independent and Assisted Living Block will be housed in Tower D to cater to the increasingly ageing nation, fully equipped with senior-friendly features and assistive technology offering the safest and most seamless accessibility for the disabled, elderly, and frail.

Growth Timeline

1999

1 tower in total
200 beds

2010

2 towers in total
350 beds

2016

3 towers in total
New Cancer & Radiosurgery Centre
New Nuclear Medicine Centre
New Digestive Health Centre
New Dialysis Centre

2017

New 6-storey all-single wards of 4 configurations and room sizes
Tower C first floor’s additional consultation suites with dedicated satellite registration, cashier counters and pharmacy

2023

6 towers in total
New 12-storey, 300-bed hospital for women, babies, and children
New 900-unit parking structure

Development Portfolio

The core aim of expansion is to allow more people to be treated nearer to their homes.

In addition to supporting local healthcare, expansions also capitalise on the competency for international patient care, riding on the strong wind of Malaysia’s consistent rankings as one of the top medical tourism countries in the world.