The complex in numbers
A facility planned in the founding concept dated 13 May 2026. Capacities, areas and costs are source estimates at full development, not an announcement of current operations, equipment or approvals.
| Indicator | Planning estimate |
|---|---|
| Project land | 500,000 m² |
| Built floor area | 86,000 m² |
| Beds | 216 |
| Services in the summary | About 500 per day |
| Workforce | 1,280 full-time equivalents |
| Capital budget | USD 245 million |
| Equipment, platforms and robotics | 38 items costing USD 79 million, included in the complex budget |
Clear clinical and operational separation
- Senior care and rehabilitation hospital with separate entrance, wards and staff.
- Autism and neurodevelopment centre with safeguarding for children and vulnerable adults, and dedicated pathways.
- Equine-assisted rehabilitation centre with a separate gate, veterinary quarantine and operating facilities.
- No shared sleeping wards or waiting areas. Equine facilities use separate schedules and transport routes.
Capacity and levels of care
| Service | Planned capacity |
|---|---|
| Senior rehabilitation and transition home | 96 beds |
| Complex medical cases | 48 beds including 8 high-dependency beds |
| Short-term memory and behaviour care | 24 beds |
| Palliative care | 24 beds |
| Autism assessment, stabilisation and family respite | 24 short-stay beds |
| Outpatient, rehabilitation and day care | About 360 places per day |
| Equine sessions at maturity | 80–100 sessions per day |
| Total beds | 216 |
Senior care services
- Comprehensive assessment of mobility, cognition, nutrition, hearing, vision, teeth, feet, continence, sleep and pain.
- Falls, balance and osteoporosis programme, with polypharmacy review.
- Rehabilitation after stroke, fractures and surgery.
- Caregiver training and home adaptation, memory gardens and safe shaded paths.
- Palliative care as needed, smart beds, pressure and fall alerts, and safe lifting and transfers, with privacy, consent and no covert surveillance.
Autism and neurodevelopment services
- Multidisciplinary diagnosis, speech and language, augmentative and alternative communication (AAC), and occupational therapy.
- Social communication and play interventions, mental healthcare and treatment of co-occurring conditions.
- Positive, non-punitive behaviour support and family training using the WHO programme cited in the source.
- Educational and vocational rehabilitation and transition towards independence; long-term residence does not replace family and community.
- Emotion-reading and facial-recognition algorithms are prohibited for deciding a person’s condition or eligibility for care.
Equine support as an optional rehabilitation intervention
The equine programme is not a cure for autism or a substitute for established psychological, educational and communication interventions. The concept presents it as optional complementary rehabilitation for defined goals such as movement, participation and regulation, after medical and behavioural assessment and consent from the family or individual.
Comprehensive founding report · Source pages: 12 ↗Arabian horse centre
| Item | Planning standard |
|---|---|
| Horses | 40–60 horses at full operation |
| Arenas | 4 covered arenas, a lifting and mounting area, and ground trails |
| Simulators | 4 horse simulators for screening and initial training |
| Veterinary facilities | Clinic, quarantine, farriery, feed, and separate manure and water management |
| Session team | Licensed specialist, qualified instructor, horse leader and assistants according to risk |
| Safety | Screening for allergies, epilepsy, bone conditions, weight and fear; helmet, fall and resuscitation plan |
| Welfare | Workload, rest, lameness and body-condition record for each horse |
Planned workforce
| Category | Full-time equivalents |
|---|---|
| Physicians | 75 |
| Nursing and caregivers | 420 |
| Senior rehabilitation | 190 |
| Autism, speech, behaviour and education | 170 |
| Equestrian, veterinary and horse care | 90 |
| Laboratory, imaging and pharmacy | 55 |
| Research, AI and quality | 70 |
| Administration, facilities and hospitality | 210 |
| Total | 1280 |
Estimated functional budget
All figures are in USD million.
| Item | USD million |
|---|---|
| Buildings, systems and smart finishes | 95 |
| Medical and laboratory equipment | 35 |
| Specialist manufacturing, equine facilities or platforms | 25 |
| Robotics, AI and systems | 19 |
| Site works and internal services | 20 |
| Furniture and non-medical equipment | 12 |
| Design, permits, training and trials | 14 |
| Risk and escalation contingency | 25 |
| Total | 245 |
Reading capacities without double counting
The summary gives about 500 services per day. The capacity table details about 360 outpatient, rehabilitation and day-care places, plus 80–100 equine sessions at maturity. The source does not reconcile visits, places and sessions. These figures retain their units and are not presented as unique people.
Comprehensive founding report · Source pages: 9، 12، 13 ↗
