The local administration has expressed concern over the state of the facilities, pointing out visible deficiencies in both the interior and exterior of the building. Identified issues include neglected garden areas with accumulated plant debris, as well as peeling paint and structural deterioration on the facade.
The council emphasizes that this health center is an essential service for local residents. The need for intervention is further highlighted by the fact that the clinic is temporarily hosting the Lanzarote Early Intervention Unit, due to ongoing climate control works at the Doctor José Molina Orosa University Hospital.
The municipal government has urged regional health authorities to establish a routine maintenance plan to prevent the progressive degradation of the property. The goal is to ensure that both patients and staff have access to a suitable environment for the provision of public health services.
