After the events of 1963, a decision was made to increase the number of health centers and hospitals in areas with a high Turkish Cypriot population.

The hospital, consisting of 6 blocks and covering an area of 22,556m², was completed and inaugurated with a ceremony on February 13, 1978.

[1] Over time, due to increasing needs, the hospital became insufficient, and in November 1988, the Cancer Center building was constructed.

The upper part of the building began to be used as a nurses' dormitory, and with this relocation, the 4th floor of the Second Block was reorganized to accommodate the Neurology, Neurosurgery, and Physical Therapy units.

In 2002, part of the nurses' dormitory above the Thalassemia Center was vacated, and with the contributions of the Cancer Patients Assistance Association, an Oncology Unit was opened in this section.