The five-star hospital María Cordón wants to use to transform the patient experience
On its opening day, El Confidencial visits the Hospital Memorial Publio Cordón in Pozuelo de Alarcón — a fully private centre with an investment exceeding €100 million built to redefine what a hospital feels like. The piece describes eight fully robotised operating theatres, a Da Vinci surgical robot, suite-style rooms, and a nurse-to-bed ratio of one per eight patients. The medical team behind the centre — which includes the Quenet Torrent Institute as an oncology reference — is described as prioritising both technical excellence and human connection.
"Buying excellent technology is a matter of money. The hard part is having doctors who know how to get the best out of it and work in a coordinated way." — María Cordón, founderRead the full article on El Confidencial