Clínica Bupa Reñaca

Clínica Bupa Reñaca serves Viña del Mar and the wider Valparaíso region. It publishes separate adult, pediatric and neonatal critical-care arrangements, alongside admission information and tariffs that distinguish private payment from Chilean insurer schedules.

The clinic's critical-patient department is organized into adult, pediatric and neonatal services. Its adult unit distinguishes twelve intensive-care beds from twenty-four intermediate-care beds. The official description also identifies isolation-capable places within those categories and a nursing station for continuous monitoring. Its account of the clinical scope includes acute coronary conditions, patients after neurosurgical or cardiovascular operations, major trauma and other critical illnesses.

The neonatal unit is described separately. Its published accommodation consists of five intensive-care beds, five intermediate-care beds and five basic-hospitalization cots. The team named by the clinic includes neonatology physicians, midwives, technical nursing personnel, physiotherapy and pediatric subspecialty support. These neonatal figures are therefore not added to a general ward-bed count without preserving their clinical categories.

The pediatric critical-care unit publishes six critical-care places: four intensive and two intermediate. The description includes an accompanying-person chair at each place and round-the-clock support for critically ill children. Pediatric intensivists and resident pediatricians work alongside specialist consultants, nurses, physiotherapists and psychologists. This service-specific account provides a more precise picture than a simple, unqualified statement that a hospital has intensive care.

The patient-information area separates admissions, complaints procedures, patient rights and duties, and financial information. Admission guidance concerns the process of entering the hospital, while the rights material explains the institution's commitments to patient safety and respectful care. The internal regulations describe outpatient appointment requests through telephone, in-person and enabled website channels, and assign inter-facility transfers and referrals to the relevant patient-management and clinical teams.

The 2026 tariffs distinguish hospital, emergency and outpatient services and differentiate regular from out-of-hours charges. They also distinguish private payment from Fonasa and Isapre schedules. The clinic states that its published service tariffs do not include medical professional fees; the patient's ultimate copayment depends on the applicable insurer arrangement. These conditions remain part of the price information rather than being replaced by a single all-inclusive hospital rate.

The institution reports the following clinical and infrastructure information: outpatient care: Yes; intensive care / resuscitation: Yes · adult, pediatric and neonatal services. The scope and reporting period remain those of the linked institutional sources.

Clínica Bupa Reñaca is a hospital in Viña del Mar, in Chile’s Valparaíso region. Its official history records participation in Bupa’s Chilean network and historical national quality accreditation milestones in 2012, 2016 and 2019. These dates describe historical accreditation events rather than a current certificate expiry date.

The provider publishes these named service prices: Emergency consultation · regular hours: 71765 CLP. 2026 private-patient tariff; after-hours care and other procedures have separate rates. General medical consultation: 39837 CLP. 2026 regular-hours private tariff; other specialties and tests are separate.