Cancer is a disease that brings with it a number of significant challenges in the workplace that, while often unnoticed, have a profound impact on productivity, emotional well-being and the dynamics of the work environment. These invisible challenges affect not only those suffering from the disease, but also their immediate environment, including colleagues and the organization as a whole. For this reason, and given that a large proportion of the cases diagnosed in Spain correspond to people of working age, companies have a responsibility to implement health and wellness measures and protocols that offer comprehensive support both to workers suffering from this disease and to their teams as a whole.

Hospiten Cancun reaffirms its commitment to the health and well-being of women through its alliance with VIFAC Quintana Roo, a non-profit organization that provides support to pregnant women in vulnerable situations. This collaboration, which has been strengthened over the last few years, is one of the lines of action derived from Hospiten's Corporate Social Responsibility philosophy: support for women and children.

The inauguration ceremony was held today of the new adult and pediatric emergency, outpatient and hospitalization areas at Hospiten Estepona. The expansion and modernization work, which was recently completed with an investment of 16 million euros, has responded to the growing demand in Estepona and neighboring municipalities, increasing the capacity, surgical complexity and range of services in the Hospitalization, Emergency and Outpatients' blocks. This new construction is connected to the existing building, forming a fully integrated whole.

The hospital network performs an ophthalmologic examination for people over 40 years of age in order to promote detection and minimize the impact of this ocular pathology.

Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, March 25, 2025. Hospiten Roca, through its Urology Unit, incorporates the Tulium (Thulium) laser in urological surgery focused on pathologies of the genitourinary system in men and the urinary system in women. It is an advanced technology that emits a wavelength of 1940 nm, optimal for water absorption, allowing a precise cut and effective coagulation in soft tissues, offering great benefits for patients.

Hospiten is making progress in the treatment of disorders of the vessels of the circulatory and lymphatic system, such as varicose veins and other venous pathologies, using various minimally invasive techniques for their treatment without the need for surgery. Dr. José Andrés Hernández Campo, cardiovascular surgeon at Hospiten Rambla University Hospital, points out that "the treatment of these pathologies related to the blood vessels requires specialized attention because they are not only directly related to cardiovascular diseases and other health complications, but also have a great impact on the esthetic aspect".

This 2025, Hospiten Mexico has established itself as a key player in expanding access to children's heart health in our country. Thanks to its alliance with Ayuda Corazón de Niño, we have been able to extend our mission to Baja California Sur, Quintana Roo, Jalisco and now Puerto Vallarta, bringing hope to hundreds of families.

Santa Cruz de Tenerife, April 2025. Hospiten is committed to laser techniques as an innovative and effective treatment for patients with hemorrhoids and anal fistulas, offering safer, less invasive alternatives with shorter recovery times. For this reason, this international private hospital network highlights three advanced approaches that are transforming the way these conditions are treated.

Surgical procedures and laser technology are a safe and effective method to improve the patient's symptoms and quality of life through tissue regeneration and reconstruction.