Doctor Negrín Hospital Performed Over 15,700 Surgical Interventions in 2025

The annual report highlights 19,625 hospital admissions and over 556,000 consultations, reaffirming its commitment to quality public healthcare.

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Generic image of a hospital day ward with medical equipment.

The Gran Canaria Doctor Negrín University Hospital recorded a total of 15,727 surgical interventions in 2025, of which 2,643 were urgent and 13,084 were scheduled, according to its annual report.

The 2025 activity report from the hospital, presented by managing director Miguel Ángel Ponce, includes key data on care, management, teaching, and research. This document underscores the effort and professionalism of the staff, reaffirming the hospital's commitment to continuous improvement and quality public healthcare.
In terms of patient care, the hospital handled 556,645 consultations, comprising 455,201 follow-up visits and 101,444 new patient consultations. Hospital admissions totaled 19,625, with 7,688 scheduled and 11,937 urgent. The regional Heart Transplant and Lung Transplant programs maintained their activity with nineteen and twenty-eight transplants, respectively.
The center features several specialized Day Hospitals (Oncology, Hematology, Internal Medicine, Radiation Oncology, Psychiatry, Cardiology, and Polyclinic), where over 54,073 treatments were administered in 2025. Research and training activities, covering undergraduate, postgraduate, and continuing education, are also highlighted in the report.
The Emergency Department served over 100,000 patients, a 4.24% increase from the previous year, with 87,620 not requiring admission. The Patient Classroom hosted 116 talks with 1,659 participants, and the ‘Know Your Hospital’ program welcomed over seven hundred schoolchildren.
Based on information from the official source: Gobierno de Canarias — Portal de Noticias (11/08/2026)