Master Player Mehmet Çevik Prefers Anka

Master actor Mehmet Cevik, who won great acclaim for his role as Seyit Ali in the TV series "Diriliş Ertuğrul" and "My Name is Melek", had his health checks done at Gaziantep Private ANKA Hospital.

Mehmet Cevik, who portrayed the character of Deli Demir in the TV series "Diriliş Ertuğrul" and portrayed the character of Seyit Ali in the TV series "My name is Melek", which continues to be shot in Gaziantep, preferred Gaziantep Private ANKA Hospital to have his health checks done.

Master actor Çevik, General Manager Specialist Dr. at Gaziantep Private ANKA Hospital. Welcomed by Cengiz Bayram. The master actor, who had all his examinations done in detail and learned that there was no problem with his health, took a sigh of relief. The famous artist, in his statement after his checkups, announced that his health is very good and all his values ​​are at a normal level. Çevik said, “Human health is a very sensitive issue that does not accept mistakes. For this reason, I wanted to have my health checks done by experienced teams with certain quality standards and in an equipped environment. ANKA Hospital provides services in the comfort of a hotel rather than a hospital, with an infrastructure that will respond to every request of the patients. In addition to the good health service provided, I was extremely satisfied with the attention of the hospital administrators, doctors and staff. Thank you very much to them. On the other hand, we cannot thank enough to our health workers who worked with great devotion during the pandemic process. Good thing we have healthcare workers. May God not keep them from the head of our country, ”he said.

Expressing that they are happy to see the master actor healthy from the hospital, Metabolic Surgery, Gastroenterology Surgery Specialist Assoc. Dr. Mehmet Ali Yağcı stated that it will save lives to have a regular check-up once a year in terms of preventing diseases that are not aware of with a general health check in the early period, preventing diseases with measures to be taken before the disease develops, and treating insidious diseases that do not cause serious symptoms.