The Inca Regional Hospital will provide over 230,000 healthcare services in 2025

PalmThe Inca Regional Hospital hosted another session of its citizen participation committee, a meeting that serves to share data, projects, and concerns with institutional representatives and patient associations from the region. The meeting was attended by members of the hospital's management team, led by the manager, Xisco Ferrer, as well as the Primary Care Manager for Mallorca, Carlos Raduán, and the Healthcare Director of the Balearic Islands Health Service, Raúl Lara. Mayors and councilors from municipalities such as Alcúdia, Inca, Sa Pobla, Pollensa, Santa Margalida, Sineu, Búger, Campanet, Llubí, Sencelles, Costitx, and Lloret, among others, also attended. During the session, the main lines of the 2025-2030 strategic plan and the objectives set for 2026 were presented, in addition to the release of the 2025 healthcare report. Last year, the center recorded 142,305 outpatient visits and 80,123 inpatient visits. Furthermore, 5,776 surgical procedures were performed, along with nearly 109,000 radiological tests, 5,473 dialysis sessions, almost 90,000 physiotherapy sessions, and 824 medical reports. Management praised the work of the approximately 1,250 professionals on staff and highlighted some recently implemented improvements, such as the introduction of free television and telephone service in all rooms, the milestone of performing the first endoscopic lumbar spine surgeries, and technological upgrades in various areas. The hospital serves a population of 146,575 and has 181 inpatient beds, 81 consulting rooms and offices, six operating theaters, and eight beds for critical care patients. The annual meeting of the citizen participation committee thus consolidates a space for direct communication between the healthcare center and the area it serves.