Hospital Mesa del Castillo

Hospital Mesa del Castillo is a medical-surgical hospital in Murcia. Its institutional publications describe inpatient rooms, operating theaters and an intensive-care unit; a documented modernization included registration of the renewed critical-care facilities with the regional health authority.

Hospital Mesa del Castillo is a medical and surgical hospital in Murcia whose official institutional account traces its activity to 1947. Its environmental declaration describes the hospital’s organization and professional resources, while later publications document modernization of surgical and critical-care facilities. These sources provide dated information rather than a claim that every historical figure is a live capacity measure.

The environmental account distinguishes the overall workforce from medical specialists. It describes professionals in clinical and other disciplines and separately identifies more than fifty medical specialists in that reporting period. This distinction is preserved: the number of all employees is not used as the doctor count, and a historical staffing statement is not presented as an audited current headcount.

The hospital’s May 2021 modernization announcement describes the registration of its renewed intensive-care unit with the regional health authority. It also discusses improvements to five operating theaters, wider circulation areas designed for patient flow and a recovery room. These are specific documented infrastructure developments supporting the existence of surgery and intensive care.

The announcement names orthopedics and traumatology, ophthalmology, general and digestive surgery, plastic and reconstructive surgery, neurosurgery, urology, gynecology and ear, nose and throat surgery among the operative specialties. It distinguishes privately funded patients, health or motor-insurance arrangements and care undertaken through agreements with the Murcia public health service. These are different routes of access, not one universal treatment tariff.

The current professional directory includes named clinicians and services in hematology, allergy, cardiology, pediatric neurology, breast assessment, obesity treatment and family medicine, alongside surgical specialties. It also includes psychology and physiotherapy professionals. Those professional categories are not combined into a fabricated number of physicians.

The institution’s environmental reporting discusses formal environmental management and its participation in the EMAS framework, following earlier environmental certification. This concerns operational sustainability rather than clinical success. The profile uses the hospital’s own historical, infrastructure and professional publications to describe its clinical organization, with dates and the meaning of counts retained. Individual rooms, operating theaters, intensive-care capacity and staff remain separate measures rather than being treated as interchangeable indicators of hospital size.

The institution reports the following clinical and infrastructure information: outpatient care: Yes; inpatient beds: 70 (Official environmental declaration for 2020.); intensive care / resuscitation: Yes. The scope and reporting period remain those of the linked institutional sources.