Hospital Vithas Medimar

Vithas Medimar is located on Avenida de Dénia in Alicante. Its institution-specific profile describes private medical and surgical care and around-the-clock maternal and pediatric emergency services, separately from the nearby Vithas Alicante hospital.

Hospital Vithas Medimar is located on Avenida de Dénia in Alicante. Its official center page separately identifies an outpatient consultation address on Padre Arrupe Street. The hospital and consultation location are related parts of its organization, while they are distinct from the nearby Vithas Alicante hospital at Plaza Doctor Gómez Ulla.

The institutional account describes progressive development of diagnostic and therapeutic resources within private medical and surgical care. It places emphasis on the relationship between the patient and physician and on the organization of individualized care. The profile retains the documented facilities and service identity without adopting promotional claims of leadership as independently verified rankings.

The official page provides separate sections for emergency care, infrastructure figures, services, patient documents and access. Maternal and pediatric emergency care are described as continuously available. This is a specific emergency-care scope and is not automatically broadened into a claim that every emergency specialty or adult intensive-care service is available at the same site.

The consultation address has its own published hours, distinct from the around-the-clock emergency service. This illustrates the difference between scheduled specialist appointments and urgent hospital care. An outpatient visit, a planned intervention and a hospital admission are separate settings within the institution’s service information, not interchangeable descriptions of one appointment.

The provider describes cooperation with national and international insurance companies and occupational accident mutual insurers. These are access and payment relationships, not a single price or a guarantee that every patient’s policy covers every service. The hospital-specific information is kept separate from the wider Vithas group’s general explanations of specialties and medical technology.

In particular, a network page explaining intensive medicine does not by itself establish a dedicated unit at Medimar. Similarly, a clinician’s previous work at another hospital does not prove local infrastructure. The profile therefore uses Medimar’s own center page to establish its location, diagnostic and medical-surgical role, outpatient organization and stated emergency services. It keeps the capacity fields tied to what the institution actually publishes, leaving a figure explicitly undisclosed where the source does not distinguish the local hospital from other facilities or fails to state an unambiguous total.

The hospital’s official directory gives separate contact information for the main Avenida de Dénia facility and the Padre Arrupe consultation service. Keeping those addresses distinct preserves the difference between visiting a specialist office and reaching the hospital’s emergency or admission facilities.

The institution reports the following clinical and infrastructure information: outpatient care: Yes. The scope and reporting period remain those of the linked institutional sources.