Hospiten News

The certificate was awarded to the group for the first time in 2017, after successfully passing an external audit by AENOR. This renewal shows the Hospiten Group’s commitment to management systems based on excellence. Looking to the group’s international expansion, the results of the group’s integral management system in the Centro Medico Paitilla, in Panama, received recognition for quality in health care, continued education for professionals and achieving set indicators.

UDG Tenerife football club takes another step in optimizing the players’ sports health. As part of the sponsorship agreement and close working relationship with Hospiten over the last 5 years, the healthcare group has given GPS (Global Positioning System) devices to the club to maximize the players’ performance.

The General and Digestive Surgery Service at Hospiten Sur is developing this new laparoscopic treatment which reduces postoperative pain and allows a speedy recovery.

The conference, held at the Iberostar Gran Hotel Mencey in Santa Cruz de Tenerife, was open to the general public and included a variety of talks by specialists in women’s health from Hospiten Rambla with the aim of building awareness of the importance of prevention in gynecologic health.

Hospiten provides information and offers families the help of specialized staff to promote successful breastfeeding that could save up to 800,000 lives a year in children under six months.

The awards recognize the effectiveness and quality of care of Hospiten Lanzarote, Roca, Estepona and MD Anderson Cancer Center Madrid in different categories and services

Last Thursday, at the Club Oliver in the island’s capital city and on the occasion of our 50th Anniversary, we invited leading members of the Canary press and news media to a meeting with Dr. Pedro Luis Cobiella, president of the Hospiten Group.

The Cardiac Surgery Service at Hospiten, directed by Dr. Rafael Llorens, is the first in the Canary Islands to implant innovative VEST prostheses, which reduce recurring angina.

According to gynecologist Lucyla Baeta, “men can catch the disease and can pass it on, so this measure is essential”

Retina and Vitreous specialist with the Retina Unit at Hospiten Rambla, Dr. Alicia Pareja warns of the importance of metabolic monitoring to avoid eye damage.