Vertex Tower, High-rise building in Amman, Jordan.

Abdali Hospital is a 35-storey, 200-bed multi-specialty hospital in the Abdali district of Amman, Jordan. Its 75,000 m² building on a 5,500 m² site holds nine floors of medical and surgical wards, three floors of specialised centres, seventeen floors of outpatient clinics, three administrative floors and two conference and training floors. An underground car park has 720 spaces.

Abdali Hospital was founded by the investment group behind the Clemenceau Medical Center in Beirut, in cooperation with Johns Hopkins. It opened on 1 July 2019 and began admitting patients in early September 2019. Its 35 floors were laid out by Dar Al Omran to separate inpatient and outpatient traffic.

The Abdali Hospital was founded by the investment group behind Beirut's Clemenceau Medical Center, in collaboration with Johns Hopkins. Its name comes from the Abdali district of Amman where it stands. The building includes a botanical garden and conference facilities, and its developer describes its 8.2 MW photovoltaic plant as the largest solar installation powering a healthcare facility.

The hospital occupies a 5,500 m² site with about 75,000 m² of built floor area across 35 floors, and an underground car park holds 720 vehicles. Its layout separates the movement of inpatients from that of outpatients, and the building has direct access to the boulevard, the Abdali mall and neighbouring hotels.

The building is powered by an 8.2 MW photovoltaic plant, which its developer calls the largest solar installation serving a healthcare facility anywhere. The panels sit alongside landscaped green space on the site, which covers 5,500 square metres. The hospital opened on 1 July 2019 and began admitting patients in early September 2019.