Clínica Dávila
Santiago, Chile





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Clinical Fact Sheet
Key facts
- Buildings
- 2 outpatient buildings; campus total not disclosed
- Price segment
- Not publicly disclosed
Consultation buildings A and H only.
SourceExecutive Summary & Profile
The Recoleta hospital belongs to Red Dávila and Empresas Banmédica. It combines high-complexity inpatient treatment with a medical center organized between buildings A and H, and publishes clinical indicators that distinguish intensive, intermediate, maternity and pediatric capacity.
Clínica Dávila publishes information about its Recoleta hospital and its medical center as related but distinct parts of the institution. The outpatient directory identifies consultation buildings A and H and provides information for specialist appointments. These two named outpatient buildings do not, by themselves, establish a count of every structure on the hospital campus. Hospital activity and capacity are reported separately in the clinic's institutional indicators.
The official indicators describe the scale of inpatient work and distinguish the hospital's beds from the professional staffing information supplied for the consultation center. They also document critical-care activity within the institution. The reported figures retain the period and location named in the source, so the Recoleta statistics are not presented as the combined capacity of every service carrying the Dávila name.
Clinical consultations, hospital treatment and diagnostic support appear within the same provider organization. The medical center's published description identifies a substantial specialist team and provides access to the relevant appointment services. The hospital's general information, patient guidance and tariff pages form separate references for the clinical service, the admission process and the payment conditions. This structure allows the institution to describe a clinical pathway without treating all encounters as inpatient admissions.
Dávila's official communications also describe a clinical research unit. This is a documented organizational component concerned with research activity rather than an assurance that any visitor can enter a study. Its existence is relevant to the hospital's professional and scientific context, while the purpose, eligibility and status of a particular research project remain properties of that project.
The published tariff material distinguishes individual services and payment arrangements. It is therefore a financial reference for identifying a procedure or consultation, not a universal price for all care delivered by the hospital. Together, the institutional indicators, outpatient directory, research information and tariff material provide complementary descriptions of the same provider, with each source addressing a different aspect of its operation.
The institution reports the following clinical and infrastructure information: outpatient care: Yes; inpatient beds: 604 (Recoleta, activity table for 2024.); doctors: 600 (Specialists in the Recoleta medical center.); buildings: 2 outpatient buildings; campus total not disclosed (Consultation buildings A and H only.); intensive care / resuscitation: Yes. The scope and reporting period remain those of the linked institutional sources.
Clínica Dávila Recoleta established a Clinical Research Unit to support clinical trials and observational studies. The unit describes methodological support, statistical analysis and professional training as part of its work. Research oversight is described separately by the hospital’s Scientific Ethics Committee.
The institution publishes a separate tariff, package-information or cost-estimation resource. The provider publishes service-level tariffs. Choose the procedure, location and payment category in the official price list.
Core Medical Specialties
- Childbirth & Citizenship
- Traumatology
Available On-Site Services
- Maternity suites
- Water birth
- Lactation support
- Pediatrics