Part of the hospital chain of which the former Spanish king is client. I went there once several…read moreyears ago, had to wait for long experiencing severe pain before I was taken care of. Paid lots. No fun. Friend is a permanent client, says he's not happy the service. The main difference from any hospital covered by medical insurance is that you don't have to wait for several days before you're examined by a specialist. They also do operations not covered by public medical insurance system (like plastic surgery). Many doctors work here and in government hospitals at different times of the day. Buy a private medical insurance (some €1000 a year) and you will be attended here. Great access via N-332 from different parts of the area. Plenty of parking space.

The food is horrible The staff gave me medicine when nobody…read morewas with me. I wouldn't recommend this hospital

I used to rave about the Spanish Health Service, not anymore. my wife was diagnosed with breast…read morecancer a few months ago and started vigorous rounds of 3/4 hour sessions of chemotherapy weekly. my wife had kidney problems to which I alluded but was assured all would be well. it wasn't halfway through the chemotherapy she became very ill indeed and I had to get an ambulance to rush her into hospital where she was diagnosed with Sepsis where she remained for nearly 6 week. I was then told by a consultant that she was fit to go home even though she was still incontinent and could not walk. my wife was desperate to go home so against my better judgment she came home, for just 36 hours when after she got progressively worse I call an ambulance 2 hours later she died from what I was told Septic Shock obviously the sepsis had not been cured I am very angry about this, not with the nursing which was generally very good, but with the doctors who handed responsibility from one department to another I think I have lost my wife of 56 years to some poor decisions at this hospital Steve Chapman

Medical care is free for all residents in Spain. "Enjoy" :) The catch is - you will wait and wait…read moreand then wait even longer. Relatively new public hospital (opened in 2006): large, having modern equipment and well managed. A well-oiled medical conveyor. On the negative side: - it is quite busy and you may need to wait for several days to be seen by a specialist or have a research - appointments times are rarely kept, you will wait for some 30 minutes. You still have to arrive before your appointment time - emergency rooms: very long waits if your condition is not life threatening Huge free parking lot. Cafe. Recommended if you can wait - you won't get much better service in private hospitals anyway. The same doctors work here and there.

I broke my leg playing golf on 14th April 26 and was taken to hospital by ambulance. I had also…read morefallen and hit my head. The discharge letter basically said I was drunk and broke my leg falling off a bar stool - total fabrication. I spent 14 hours in a hospital corridor with rude treatment which I can only assume was because they thought is was a drunk Brit with a self inflicted injury. My concussion was totally ignored but I did end up with a full leg plaster cast and wheeled outside to make my own way back to my hotel in a taxi via a pharmacy to buy crutches and medication. I am now about to lodge a complaint with the hospital.

My Husband had a Heart Attack Two years ago, we got to this Hospital by Taxi in ten minutes they…read moresaw him straight away and the Doctor diagnosed him with Bronchitis even though he had classic symptoms of Heart Failure and I told them he had a Stent fitted. We returned weeks later as he was getting worse and he was AGAIN told it was Bronchitis, in the end we went to the Imed where he got the correct treatment. My Husband has Stage 4 Heart failure and an ICD fitted now thanks to their incompetence, if I could give no Stars I would.