Policlinico San Carlos Xàbia has increased its visits during this year at 70%, representing the highest record of activity since it opened nearly two years ago. Specialty Center San Carlos, continues to make progress in their 13 medical and surgical specialties. Among the most demanded the rehabilitation, general medicine, orthopedics and nursing they are located.
In 2015 1.300 they were served, while in the first quarter were served 2.285 patients. "This increase represents growth of our activity 70%, compared with the previous year," explains Dr. Ricardo Navarro Ribero, Polyclinic Medical Director of San Carlos de Denia, headquarters of the consultations in Xàbia.
The breakdown by specialty, according to the data provided by Green Cube, the San Carlos medical history and management computer system, is as follows: from January to March, 857 patients were registered in rehabilitation (from 444 in 2015); 652 in general medicine, which represents a growth of almost 100% or clinical analyzes and traumatology, which climb positions among the most demanded.
According to Ribero, are preferred by the residents of Xàbia medical center, but also for other nearby towns such as those who "come from Benissa, Teulada and Moraira in search of cardiologists professionals, pediatricians, otolaryngologists, dermatologists and psychologists, among others. Our patients also value Xàbia direct connection from the emergency department of our hospital in Denia, when the severity of the case demands highly specialized care. "
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When a hospital in Javea ????
Totally agree with you, Elisa. A hospital is absolutely necessary, given the increasing population of Jávea. Instead of a municipal swimming pool or wanting to turn the Canal de la Fontana into a jetty for the rich, to see if once and for all they fix the problems we suffer "on foot."