The Government and the Consell de Mallorca have launched the implementation of shared electronic health records in residences, both public and private, with the aim that residents' information can be consulted by both healthcare professionals and residential center staff.

Palma will significantly expand its social and healthcare network with the creation of 320 new places distributed across six day centers, a residential care home, and a supervised living facility. The Councilor for Families, Social Welfare, and Dependency Care, Sandra Fernández, presented the Palma Social and Healthcare Infrastructure Plan this Wednesday in the Palma City Council's plenary hall. The plan aims to address the increase in dependency and correct what she described as the "discrimination" the city has suffered.