Hospital Vithas Alicante

Vithas Alicante is a private hospital at Plaza Doctor Gómez Ulla. Its published infrastructure distinguishes ward beds from intensive-care beds and includes outpatient rooms, operating theaters and a 24-hour general emergency department.

Hospital Vithas Alicante is located at Plaza Doctor Gómez Ulla, near the foot of Alicante’s Santa Bárbara Castle. Its official history gives an opening date in January 1944. The institution describes later modernization of its services and operating facilities and states that it joined the Vithas group in November 2012, adopting its current name.

The official profile identifies cardiology and oncology alongside orthopedic and trauma surgery, general surgery, liver surgery, cardiac surgery, hemodynamics and urology. These are named areas of the hospital’s clinical organization. Consultation, diagnostic investigation and surgery are represented through different service settings rather than one universal treatment package.

The infrastructure information distinguishes ordinary inpatient beds from intensive-care beds. It also lists outpatient rooms, operating theaters and a general emergency department operating around the clock. Those categories are retained in the key facts and description, so an operating-room count or outpatient-room total is not presented as the number of buildings or inpatient places.

Vithas’s Alicante intensive medicine directory connects named intensivists with this hospital. This is more specific than a group-wide explanation of intensive medicine and supports the existence of a local service. Individual professional biographies may include experience at other hospitals; such earlier roles are not used as evidence of equipment or capacity at Vithas Alicante itself.

Fundación Vithas identifies the hospital as a diagnostic imaging contributor to oncology studies. Its research information names studies including ANCILLARY, DEMETHER, MIRADOR and CAMBRIA 2 and describes contributions such as MRI and scintigraphy. This is a documented form of research support. It does not mean that the hospital is recruiting participants for every named study or that it provides all investigational treatments involved in those projects.

The hospital’s official page separates center information, emergency care, numerical infrastructure, services, patient documents and directions. This gives its historical development, current clinical organization and research-related diagnostic role distinct sources and scopes. The profile uses those materials to identify the Alicante hospital itself, keeping it separate from Vithas Medimar nearby and from the capacity of the Vithas network as a whole. The date and meaning of individual infrastructure figures remain attached to the linked institutional information.

The institution reports the following clinical and infrastructure information: outpatient care: Yes; inpatient beds: 94 (Ward capacity; 7 ICU beds stated separately.); intensive care / resuscitation: Yes · 7 ICU beds. The scope and reporting period remain those of the linked institutional sources.

Fundación Vithas lists Vithas Alicante as a diagnostic imaging provider for oncology trials, including ANCILLARY, DEMETHER, MIRADOR and CAMBRIA 2. The listed contributions include MRI and scintigraphy. This documents diagnostic support for research; it does not establish trial recruitment availability at the hospital.