Bunyola will have a public residence with 120 places in the first semester of 2027
The center, located in sa Coma, has meant an investment of 13.8 million euros and has already finished the works
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PalmaThe future public nursing home in Bunyola will have 120 places for elderly people in situations of dependency and is expected to become operational during the first half of 2027. The construction of the new centre, which will become the first public nursing home in the municipality, has already been completed, as reported this Thursday by the Ministry of Families, Social Welfare and Dependency Care.
The construction of the residence involved an investment of 13.8 million euros. The centre is located on a plot in the sa Coma urbanisation and has more than 5,500 square metres of built surface area.
The building is distributed into six modules, with differentiated spaces for the rooms, general services, and the various care areas, in addition to outdoor garden areas. The works are already finished, and the Administration is currently working on the tender for the furniture and equipment necessary to launch the centre.
The president of the Majorcan Institute of Social Affairs (IMAS) and Minister of Social Welfare, Guillermo S谩nchez, has stated that the Bunyola residence represents "an important step" in the expansion of the public residential care network. S谩nchez also pointed out that IMAS is working to ensure that this network "continues to grow" and so that the elderly who need residential care can receive comprehensive care, with the support they require.
Single and double rooms
The new residence will offer residential care services and comprehensive assistance, with provisions for accommodation, board, hygiene, attention, and support for activities of daily living.
Among the facilities, there will be single and double rooms with bathroom and shower, geriatric bathrooms, common rooms, and sociocultural spaces. The center will also have an infirmary, a control unit, and specific spaces for occupational therapy, physiotherapy, and rehabilitation, as well as areas for medical care, social work, and psychology.
The residence will also have hairdressing and podiatry services, a kitchen, laundry, and other general services necessary for the operation of the center. With the completion of the works, the project is now entering the final phase before opening, with the incorporation of furniture and equipment. The Department's forecast is that the 120 residential places will be operational during the first six months of 2027.
