Hospiten News

This edition starts at the Plaza del Cristo and goes through the main pedestrian streets of the city of the Adelantados. A journey of about five kilometers. Registration costs 5 euros and can be done at the Spanish Cancer Association office in Santa Cruz de Tenerife.

The check-up is carried out through simple non-invasive, painless tests at the neurology clinic and aims to detect alterations early on

Stroke is one of the leading causes of death in the Canary Islands

The equipment includes new features for processing, archiving and transmitting digital images, allowing the radiologist to make a more effective diagnosis of breast pathologies.

The hospital network continues to incorporate technology and quality spaces to improve the treatment of its patients

These techniques, like green laser and water vapor, have proven to be very effective, especially in cases of patients for whom, due to their age, the use of the usual techniques is not recommended

The new system improves safety in surgical interventions, reducing risks and achieving better medical-surgical results

Hospiten Santo Domingo donó camas de posición (cama articulada que se mueve por medio de un motor eléctrico conectado a un mando) al Hogar de Adultos Mayores La Milagrosa, del Batey La Siria, en el municipio de Quisqueya, para beneficiar a los residentes que viven en ese centro asistencial.

El 3 de junio se celebró ‘Peque Chef Solidario’, una actividad que se realiza en el aula de cocina del hotel Iberostar Heritage Grand Mencey, organizado por Ashotel junto con Cruz Roja y que pretende inculcar buenos hábitos de alimentación a los más pequeños de la casa.

The hospital network continues to incorporate the latest technology to offer better quality of service, specifically in magnetic resonance imaging

Las Palmas, April 2022. Hospiten Roca warns that obesity is a risk factor for gynecological diseases. The statement is extracted from a report in which the head of the Hospiten Roca Gynecology Service, Dr. Carlos Blanco-Soler, has collaborated. The report concludes that obesity is involved in some common gynecological diseases. Being very overweight can decrease fertility, make it difficult to get pregnant or increase the chance of having breast cancer during menopause.