Legal victory: Andalucía ambulance challenges resolved

Healthcare Victory: Malaga's Ambulance Services Unlocked Image: Nerja Town Hall

PATRICIA Navarro, the Andalucian Government delegate in Malaga, has announced the unlocking of the concession for urgent and scheduled ground medical transport services in the province, which had been contested. This move promises an immediate enhancement in response capacity and service quality for ambulance services in health centres affiliated with the Andalucian Health Service (SAS).

Significance of Decision for Nerja and Axarquía

In January of this year, the Junta awarded a €104 million contract for medical transport services in Malaga, with a four-year contract period extendable for an additional year. However, the formalisation and activation of the concession had been delayed due to legal challenges.

Navarro emphasised the significance of this decision for Nerja, Frigiliana, and the entire Axarquía region, as well as the province of Malaga.

Navarro’s Vision for Improved Healthcare Services

‘This tribunal decision unlocks the enhancement of medical transport services in the province and allows us to make progress in this area,’ Navarro explained, underscoring the vital role of such services in delivering urgent healthcare.

Construction of New Health Centre in Nerja

During her visit to the future health centre site in Nerja, Navarro, alongside local officials, announced the tender for construction management services. The new health centre, with a construction budget exceeding €9.2 million, will span over 4,520 square meters across three above-ground floors and a basement.

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Catherine McGeer

I am an Irish writer who has been living in Spain for the past twenty years. My writing centers around the Costa Cálida. As a mother I also write about family life on the coast of Spain and every now and then I try to break down the world of Spanish politics!

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