New health centre unveiled in Huerta Julián
By Catherine McGeer • Published: 23 Apr 2024 • 9:28 • 1 minute read
Building a healthier future Image: Rincon de la Victoria Town Hall
THE Andalucian Government delegate, Patricia Navarro, alongside Rincón de la Victoria Mayor, Francisco Salado, unveiled plans for a new health centre in Huerta Julián. With 65 consultations and over 5,000 square metres, the facility aims to enhance the town’s healthcare services, addressing a demand persisting for over 15 years.
The Vision for Enhanced Healthcare Services
Emphasising its significance for the local community, Navarro and Salado highlighted the project’s importance. The health infrastructure, with a budget estimated at €11,503,118.29, will also receive an additional €357,627 for project management.
Comprehensive Care at Huerta Julián’s Health Hub
Valued initially at €12.1 million, the centre will have a ground floor, three stories, and a basement, offering a wide array of medical services. Including over 5,675 square metres, it aims to provide comprehensive care, including 65 consultations, health education, basic radiology, and specialised services.
A Milestone in Andalucia’s Healthcare Evolution
This project aligns with broader efforts to strengthen Primary Care in Andalucia, with €31.6 million allocated province-wide since 2019.
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Catherine McGeer
Catherine is an Irish writer who has lived in Spain for over 20 years. Based on the Costa Cálida, she covers local news and community stories, often drawing on her own experiences of family life on the Spanish coast. At Euro Weekly News, Catherine brings a relatable perspective to the everyday events and regional issues that shape life in southern Spain.
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