HLA Clínica Vistahermosa
Alicante, Spain





Hospital catalog photographs. Confirm current facilities with the provider.
Clinical Fact Sheet
Key facts
- Buildings
- Not publicly disclosed
- Doctors
- Not publicly disclosed
- Inpatient beds
- Not publicly disclosed
- Price segment
- Not publicly disclosed
Executive Summary & Profile
HLA Clínica Vistahermosa is based on Avenida de Dénia in Alicante. Its service portfolio covers more than forty medical and surgical specialties and is complemented by associated medical centers, which should be distinguished from the hospital's own inpatient infrastructure.
HLA Clínica Vistahermosa is located on Avenida de Dénia in Alicante. Its official service information identifies more than forty medical and surgical specialties and distinguishes the hospital from two associated medical centers, Vistahermosa 76 and Vistahermosa 77. These centers extend the local consultation network without becoming additional inpatient wards of the hospital itself.
The clinic’s own areas page describes eighty-six individual exterior-facing rooms, nine operating theaters and ten adult intensive-care beds. It separately identifies five postoperative recovery places. Rooms, intensive-care beds and recovery places are different resources; the room count is not silently presented as an independently verified total of all staffed hospital beds.
Maternity infrastructure includes two delivery rooms and a fetal-monitoring room. The service list also identifies adult and pediatric emergency care, an oncology day hospital, an endoscopy room, a clinical laboratory, pathology and a genetics unit. These are separately documented clinical settings, connecting consultations and investigations with day treatment, surgery and inpatient care.
The cardiology service has its own official description. It traces the development of local cardiac care from 1993 and distinguishes noninvasive clinical cardiology, interventional hemodynamics, arrhythmia care and cardiac surgery. The page identifies a team of fourteen cardiologists. This is a specialty-specific team figure, not the total number of doctors across the entire hospital.
The medical organization also describes surgical care without admission, pharmacy and operating facilities. These service categories indicate how the hospital supports procedures and recovery. They are not a claim that every intervention can be undertaken as day surgery or that each patient requires the same anesthetic and monitoring pathway.
The group’s physician directory can be filtered by city, center and specialty, while the clinic’s own site provides local appointments and contact information. This distinction is useful in a national hospital network: the group’s overall medical workforce cannot be assigned to Vistahermosa alone. The institutional and local service pages support its clinical breadth and named infrastructure, while building totals and whole-hospital medical headcounts remain explicitly undisclosed where the official sources do not give an unambiguous figure.
The local areas page also identifies fetal monitoring separately from delivery rooms and postoperative recovery separately from adult intensive care. These distinctions clarify the hospital’s maternity and perioperative resources, while its associated consultation centers provide additional locations for scheduled specialist appointments.
The institution reports the following clinical and infrastructure information: outpatient care: Yes; intensive care / resuscitation: Yes · 10 adult ICU beds. The scope and reporting period remain those of the linked institutional sources.
Core Medical Specialties
- Childbirth & Citizenship
- Oncology
- Cardiology
Available On-Site Services
- Maternity
- Assisted reproduction
- Surgery
- International patients