With more than 20 medical and surgical specialties, the centre includes an advanced rehabilitation unit offering physiotherapy, podiatry, psychology and rehabilitation medicine, together with a surgical suite comprising a day surgery unit and an endoscopy suite. It also features a diagnostic imaging unit equipped with MRI, mammography, ultrasound and conventional X-ray.
What
we do
we do
Sanitas was founded with a clear purpose: to care for people’s health so they can live longer, healthier and happier lives, while helping to create a better world. This commitment has established the company as a leading healthcare provider in Spain. Part of the Bupa Group since 1989, Sanitas is continuing to expand its healthcare infrastructure to strengthen its network and provide better, more accessible services. This growth is supported by a strong commitment to prevention, sustainability, innovation and new models of care that combine face-to-face and digital services, enabling the company to respond more effectively to patients’ needs.
We are Bupa
GRI 2-1, 2-2
Within Bupa Group, Sanitas leads the Europe and Latin America (ELA) region. It oversees the Group’s operations across the Iberian Peninsula and a broad portfolio of markets, including Poland, Chile, Turkey, Brazil, Mexico, Guatemala, Peru, Ecuador, Panama, and the Dominican Republic.
Pilar Villaescusa
Sanitas' profits are primarily reinvested in continuing to expand our own care network, driving further innovation in healthcare, and caring for the environment around us.
CHIEF FINANCIAL OFFICER, SANITAS AND BUPA EUROPE & LATIN AMERICA
Bringing healthcare where it is needed most
GRI 2-6
€3,228 M
revenue
(+12% vs 2024)
€220 M
operating profit
(+0.5% vs 2024)
12,458
employees
(+10% vs. 2024)
Reaching more and more people
Sanitas Seguros
Sanitas is the second-largest health insurance provider in Spain. Its customer base continues to grow year after year, reflecting sustained trust in the company. In response, Sanitas continues to broaden its offering by combining face-to-face services with digital solutions to improve access and enhance the customer experience.
Sanitas Hospitales
Sanitas operates its own healthcare infrastructure, comprising 5 private hospitals, 31 multidisciplinary medical centres, 25 advanced rehabilitation centres, as well as a central laboratory and a research foundation. This expansion, led by the opening of Blua Sanitas Valdebebas Hospital, will continue with the construction of three additional hospitals: one in Barcelona, due to open in 2028, and two more in 2029, located in the Arganzuela district of Madrid and in Palma de Mallorca. Sanitas also plans to open new medical centres, including in Sant Cugat in 2026 and in Alicante and Córdoba in 2027.
Sanitas Dental
Dental care is provided through a network of 227 clinics. In 2025, a total of 12 new clinics were opened, including the first in Portugal. These openings also include the new clinics operating under the Dental Star brand.
Sanitas Mayores
Services for older adults are provided through a network of 45 care homes, including 19 integrated day centres. This network is complemented by three independently operated day centres and a home care service delivered by professional teams providing care for older adults in their own homes across Spain. In 2025, a new care home was opened in Pinar del Rey, Madrid.
Sanitas Campus
Sanitas now operates two vocational education centres specialising in healthcare. Alongside its Madrid campus, a second campus has opened in Barcelona. Both campuses offer programmes in Advanced Diploma in Medical Imaging and Nuclear Medicine, Advanced Diploma in Dental and Oral Care, and Diploma in Healthcare Support. In addition, the Madrid campus offers a Diploma in Dependent People’s Care and a course in Health and Social Care Support for Dependent People in Institutional Settings. Sanitas also continues its collaboration with the Universidad Europea of Madrid, and in 2025 became integrated into its Medicine and Dentistry degree programmes.
Expanding into new business areas
In 2025, Sanitas expanded its care delivery model with initiatives that go beyond traditional health insurance, bringing specialised services to the wider population. Three projects mark this phase of diversification: expansion into the Portuguese market, Mindplace, and Drop.
The strength of our identity
RepTrak score: 68.6
Sanitas’ reputation remains among the strongest in the healthcare sector.
Corporate Reputation Business Monitor (Merco)
In its latest edition, Merco once again ranked Sanitas among the leading companies across several categories.
Corporate Reputation Business Monitor (Merco)
Companies
Ranked 31st overall. 2nd place in the Healthcare category.
Talent
Ranked 13th overall. 1st in Healthcare.
University Talent
Ranked 27th overall. 1st in Healthcare.
ESG Responsibility
Ranked 23rd in the Merco ESG ranking. 1st in Healthcare.
Top Employers Institute
Sanitas was once again recognised for its people management practices.
Top Employers Institute
The certification assesses how organisations manage their people, from strategy and workplace design to talent attraction, learning and development, wellbeing, and diversity and inclusion policies. Once again, Sanitas was recognised for creating innovative employee experiences and for its excellence in people management.
SDGs: a framework for Sanitas
Sanitas has integrated the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) as a framework that guides and shapes its activities. They are applied across the organisation to ensure that its actions contribute to people’s wellbeing and the protection of the environment, complementing Sanitas’s sustainability approach and ESG standards.
Health and the environment: one interconnected system
People’s health is intrinsically linked to the health of the environment, in line with the One Health approach advocated by international organisations such as the World Health Organization.
Health and the environment: one interconnected system
Air and water quality, as well as biodiversity, directly affect people’s physical and mental wellbeing. Environmental degradation and climate change pose a threat to people and ecosystems and increase global health risks.
For this reason, Sanitas invests in decarbonising its operations and in health promotion and urban regeneration projects that have a positive impact on the community, with the aim of ensuring a healthier future for everyone.
Our values
Our pillars
Customer experience
Sanitas is committed to continuous improvement in its day-to-day operations and in the customer experience. To achieve this, the company focuses on addressing customer needs and enhancing key touchpoints. Its ultimate ambition is to become the world’s most customer-centric healthcare company.
Cloud and data
Driving the transition to the cloud, improving data quality and integrity, and accelerating the adoption of advanced analytics and artificial intelligence. These capabilities enable healthcare professionals to devote more time to caring for patients.
Connected healthcare
Further integrating digital and face-to-face healthcare services across all business units is a strategic priority. This reflects a commitment to personalised, data-driven and clinically integrated care, delivering the right care, in the right place, at the right time.
Sanitas in Spain
GRI 2-6
Tailored services with a forward-looking approach
Sanitas prioritises close relationships with each customer to understand their needs, provide tailored solutions, and ensure a genuinely supportive experience. This approach is reinforced by the systematic integration of technological advances that improve both processes and outcomes.
Sanitas’s operations are organised into five main business areas: Sanitas Seguros, Sanitas Hospitales, Sanitas Dental, Sanitas Mayores, and Sanitas Campus.
Sanitas Seguros
Sanitas’s insurance offering is tailored to each individual, with comprehensive cover that integrates both prevention and care delivery and adapts to every stage of the customer journey for different customer groups, including individuals, self-employed professionals, and businesses. In addition, the offering incorporates technology to make services more efficient and effective, helping customers make informed decisions and access solutions while maintaining a clear and straightforward experience.
Javier Ibáñez
Sanitas Seguros’ healthcare offering strikes a balance between care provided through our own network and a broad contracted offering across medical centres and hospitals throughout Spain. The company's medical network includes more than 59,000 healthcare professionals and over 4,400 medical centres.
Managing Director, Sanitas Seguros
Key figures 2025
€2,312 M
earned premiums
(+11.5% vs. 2024)
+120,000
24-hour service video consultations
(+7% vs. 2024)
+59,000
healthcare professionals
+4,400
partner medical centres
+3 M
insured members
74.8
Customer NPS
(+3.4 percentage points vs. 2024)
Sanitas Seguros highlights 2025
01.
Expansion into Portugal
Under the Bupa Portugal brand, Sanitas entered the Portuguese health insurance market in 2025, bringing its hybrid model of care to the country — combining face-to-face and digital services with a strong focus on prevention.
Learn moreExpansion into Portugal
During its first year, three products were launched to address different customer segments:
- Bupa Mais Saúde
A health insurance product for people aged 0 to 70, offering unlimited outpatient care across all medical specialties, hospital cover and digital health solutions, including video consultations, remote monitoring of vital signs, digital health checks and personalised customer support.
- Bupa Saúde Conecta
A product focused on outpatient care, providing unlimited access to primary care, emergency services and medical specialists, together with diagnostic tests subject to reduced co-payments. It also includes video consultations across several specialties, home medical visits and nationwide cover for people aged 0 to 70.
- Bupa Mais Saúde PME
A product designed for small and medium-sized enterprises with up to 100 employees. It provides unlimited outpatient care, hospitalisation and doctor home visits.
02.
Sanitas Pet Health
In 2025, Sanitas expanded its healthcare ecosystem with the launch of Sanitas Pet Health, a reimbursement-based insurance product designed to cover veterinary care for dogs and cats, with nationwide cover across Spain and emergency care in the European Union and the United Kingdom.
Learn moreSanitas Pet Health
This new offering adds an innovative veterinary care solution covering illness, accidents and preventive care. It includes general and specialist consultations, hospitalisation, surgery, basic and advanced diagnostic tests, medication, animal ambulance services, and specialised treatments such as rehabilitation, prostheses, allergy treatment, chronic disease management and dental treatment following an accident.
It also offers a range of exclusive benefits, including 24-hour veterinary telephone advice, pet boarding and care or dog-walking services if the owner is hospitalised. Cover is also provided in the event of the pet’s death.
Sanitas Hospitales
Across its hospital network, Sanitas is advancing a next-generation care delivery model that combines advanced clinical technology and digital services with person-centred care.
Sanitas Hospitales
This evolution strengthens the organisation’s ability to respond to growing demand through the introduction of advanced operating theatres and innovative diagnostic solutions that improve precision and reduce waiting times. In addition, the intelligent integration of data and processes optimises resources and delivers a more seamless hospital experience.
In this context, the central laboratory has become a key element in improving efficiency and consistency in service delivery. This is complemented by a significant step forward in robotic surgery, with dedicated equipment for the urology and orthopaedics units, including ROSA for knee and hip procedures, Mazor for spinal surgery, and the Da Vinci MultiPort and SinglePort systems for urological surgery, alongside the continued expansion of robotic thoracic and gynaecological surgery.
Susana Quintanilla
The opening of Blua Sanitas Valdebebas Hospital has been the major milestone of 2025. Our fifth hospital, the first to be natively digital, sets the course for three further projects already under way in Barcelona, Palma de Mallorca, and Madrid. All Sanitas centres now have access to the best technology and full digital capabilities to bring more personalised medicine closer to people, and these tools are essential allies in the day-to-day work of our healthcare professionals.
Managing Director, Sanitas Hospitales & Bupa Peru
Key figures 2025
+1.3 M
unique patients seen
+20 M
medical procedures
5
owned hospitals
3
hospitals under construction
31
multispecialty medical centres
25
advanced rehabilitation centres
1
central laboratory
78.6
Customer NPS
(+3.3 percentage points vs. 2024)
Sanitas continues to grow and strengthen its position
Our hospital network
01.
Blua Sanitas Valdebebas Hospital
With a surface area of more than 32,000 m² and designed to operate as a fully digital hospital, it opened in June 2025, becoming Spain’s first fully digital hospital.
Learn moreBlua Sanitas Valdebebas Hospital
Its design integrates digitalisation and advanced medical technology to strengthen clinical capabilities and deliver care in line with the most innovative standards.
Its healthcare offering covers the full range of medical and surgical specialties and includes dedicated units for medical oncology, radiotherapy and nuclear medicine. It also features an advanced mental health unit providing specialised multidisciplinary care.
The hospital is also home to the Sanitas Hospitals Research Foundation, which serves as the headquarters and coordination centre for research activities across the network of hospitals and medical centres.
02.
Sanitas La Moraleja University Hospital
Hospital Universitario Sanitas La Moraleja has established itself as a leading institution in Spain’s private healthcare sector through its ability to rapidly adopt innovation and translate it into advanced clinical practice.
Learn moreSanitas La Moraleja University Hospital
The hospital is recognised for its use of robotic surgery in urology, knee surgery and spinal surgery. More recently, it has expanded the complexity of the care it provides by introducing new services such as cardiac surgery and haemato-oncology, together with transcranial stimulation therapy in its Pain Medicine and Clinical Neurophysiology departments, significantly broadening its range of services. All of this is underpinned by a strong commitment to quality and patient safety as the cornerstones of its clinical practice.
The hospital also continues to be a leading centre for maternity and paediatric care and is home to renowned specialist units, including the Pain Unit and the High-Performance Sports Medicine department.
03.
Sanitas La Zarzuela University Hospital
This hospital is among the most technologically advanced in Spain and has built its reputation on highly specialised surgery and continuous clinical innovation.
Learn moreSanitas La Zarzuela University Hospital
Among private hospitals, it was one of the first to adopt robotic surgery as a routine clinical practice, using systems such as the da Vinci Single Port and ROSA surgical robots to perform procedures with greater precision and a less invasive approach, enhancing both the patient experience and recovery.
The hospital has recently renewed its IHAN accreditation as a mother-and-baby-friendly hospital and has further strengthened its clinical capabilities by introducing highly complex procedures, including cardiac surgery and haemato-oncology. These developments are complemented by the creation of new specialist services, including a multidisciplinary Sleep Unit and a Maxillofacial and Dental Unit.
04.
Sanitas Virgen del Mar University Hospital
The hospital delivers highly specialised care supported by advanced technology, integrating diagnostic, treatment and monitoring capabilities that enhance both clinical precision and operational efficiency.
Learn moreSanitas Virgen del Mar University Hospital
This model of care is underpinned by state-of-the-art facilities and a highly qualified team of specialists committed to maintaining the highest standards of clinical quality.
Among its distinguishing capabilities is the Institute of Traumatology, dedicated to the research, treatment and management of musculoskeletal conditions, responding to growing demand in trauma and orthopaedic surgery. The institute treats disorders affecting bones, muscles, joints and connective tissues through a multidisciplinary approach covering the entire care pathway — from assessment and diagnosis to treatment, rehabilitation and prevention-focused research. It is particularly recognised for its use of robotic knee and spinal surgery.
05.
Sanitas CIMA Hospital
Hospital Sanitas CIMA in Barcelona has built a strong reputation in Spain’s private healthcare sector through its commitment to clinical innovation, medical excellence and a highly personalised approach to patient care.
Learn moreSanitas CIMA Hospital
Its range of services covers a broad spectrum of medical and surgical specialties, with particular expertise in women’s health, highly complex procedures and oncology.
In this field, the Advanced Oncology Institute serves as a centre of excellence, delivering comprehensive care supported by advanced technology and a highly qualified multidisciplinary team. All of this is delivered in a modern and comfortable environment designed to enhance the patient experience and support continuous improvement.
Expanding our care network
During 2025, Sanitas expanded its care network with the opening of new medical centres, reinforcing its commitment to high-quality healthcare and a broader range of services.
Provenza Medical Centre
Sabadell Medical Centre
Designed as a comprehensive medical centre with more than 20 medical and surgical specialties, it includes an advanced rehabilitation unit providing physiotherapy, podiatry, psychology and rehabilitation medicine.
The centre also includes an operating theatre, a day surgery unit, an endoscopy suite, a technical room, a nursing room, and a diagnostic imaging unit equipped with MRI, mammography, ultrasound and conventional X-ray. Dedicated diagnostic facilities are available for cardiology, ophthalmology and otorhinolaryngology, complemented by a clinical laboratory for routine diagnostic testing.
The centre also offers a walk-in service for adults, providing medical assessment during opening hours for health concerns requiring prompt attention without the need for hospital care.
Riazor Medical Centre
With more than 30 specialties, this medical centre — relocating the previous facility in A Coruña — includes an advanced rehabilitation unit providing physiotherapy, podiatry, psychology and rehabilitation medicine.
It also features a surgical suite dedicated to day surgery, together with an endoscopy suite, a technical room and a diagnostic imaging unit equipped with MRI, mammography, ultrasound and conventional X-ray.
Its leading specialist areas include cardiology, ophthalmology and audiometry, supported by dedicated diagnostic facilities and a clinical laboratory that enables routine tests to be carried out efficiently.
Bilbao Medical Centre
With more than 25 medical and surgical specialties, the centre includes an advanced rehabilitation unit providing physiotherapy, podiatry and rehabilitation medicine.
It also features a surgical suite with a day surgery unit, an endoscopy suite and a technical room, together with a diagnostic imaging unit equipped with MRI, mammography, ultrasound and conventional X-ray.
The centre also includes dedicated diagnostic facilities for cardiology, ophthalmology, audiometry and physiological monitoring, as well as a clinical laboratory for routine diagnostic testing.
Palma Medical Centre
With more than 20 medical and surgical specialties, the centre includes an advanced rehabilitation unit offering physiotherapy, podiatry, psychology and rehabilitation medicine, together with a dental unit comprising two treatment rooms equipped with state-of-the-art technology for preventive and specialised dental care.
It also features dedicated diagnostic facilities for cardiology, ophthalmology and otorhinolaryngology, together with conventional X-ray, mammography, ultrasound and a nursing area.
Cordoba Medical Centre
With more than 20 medical and surgical specialties, the medical centre offers services including endocrinology, nutrition, neurology, paediatrics, anaesthesiology, psychology and psychiatry, together with general practice, nursing services and a clinical laboratory.
The centre also includes Sanitas’ second dental clinic in Cordoba. The clinic is equipped with advanced technology and staffed by specialists in implantology, periodontics, prosthodontics, orthodontics, cosmetic dentistry, temporomandibular joint (TMJ) disorders and bruxism, among other areas.
This opening marks the first phase of a broader expansion in the city, with Sanitas announcing plans to develop another similar complex in the coming years, which will also include a care home.
Expansion plan
Marina Hospital (Barcelona)
Sanitas and MAPFRE have entered into a partnership to develop a new hospital in Barcelona’s 22@ district, with opening planned for 2028.
Marina Hospital (Barcelona)
The hospital will be the first private general hospital in the area, serving both insured and private patients. The project includes more than 120 beds, intensive care units and operating theatres, and will involve converting a 17,800 m² office building into a healthcare facility.
The hospital is designed to strengthen the city’s healthcare provision while incorporating sustainability principles and advanced clinical technology to contribute to the regeneration of the surrounding area.
Sanitas Arganzuela Hospital (Madrid)
In southern Madrid, Sanitas will open its seventh hospital in Spain in 2029: Sanitas Arganzuela Hospital.
Sanitas Arganzuela Hospital (Madrid)
The hospital will comprise more than 19,500 m² and will include 110 beds, 24-hour emergency services, an intensive care unit, operating theatres and outpatient clinics.
This new facility will expand hospital capacity in an area of high demand, supporting more comprehensive and accessible care pathways.
Sanitas Portitxol Hospital (Palma de Mallorca)
The partnership between Sanitas and MAPFRE will be further strengthened with a jointly managed hospital in Palma de Mallorca, scheduled to open in 2029.
Sanitas Portitxol Hospital (Palma de Mallorca)
The project, spanning more than 15,000 m², will include 89 beds, 11 emergency treatment bays, five high-tech operating theatres, two endoscopy suites, and 50 outpatient consulting rooms covering a broad range of medical specialties. Sanitas Portitxol Hospital is intended to become a strategic healthcare facility that expands the island’s care capacity, with a direct impact both on the surrounding area and on municipalities to the east of the city.
Its design will enable the hospital to respond more effectively to peaks in demand while improving continuity of care, supporting more efficient clinical pathways, digital coordination across different levels of care, and a smoother, more accessible patient experience.
Integrated Healthcare Centre in Cordoba
In 2027, Cordoba will gain its first integrated care centre, designed as a single site bringing together medical care, dental services and residential care within one integrated model of care.
Integrated Healthcare Centre in Cordoba
The complex will expand clinical capacity with more than 15 medical and surgical specialties, supported by advanced diagnostic and procedural facilities, including an operating theatre, an endoscopy suite and MRI.
The development will also include a dental clinic equipped with state-of-the-art technology and a 120-bed care home based on a personalised, integrated and person-centred model of care.
Alicante Medical Centre
As part of the expansion of its own care network, Sanitas will open its first medical centre in Alicante in mid-2027.
Alicante Medical Centre
The centre will bring together specialist medical care, 16 consulting rooms, 4 diagnostic rooms, 2 blood collection points for clinical testing, an advanced outpatient rehabilitation unit, and dental services with 5 treatment rooms, all within a single location.
It will also include a surgical suite comprising a day surgery operating theatre, a technical room and an endoscopy suite, together with a diagnostic imaging department equipped with MRI, mammography, conventional X-ray, ultrasound and bone densitometry.
The aim is to provide comprehensive diagnostic services within a single location while offering walk-in healthcare services for patients requiring ongoing medical attention without an appointment.
Sanitas Dental
Sanitas Dental incorporates digital solutions that enhance clinical precision and improve the patient experience. This enables more detailed treatment planning, better anticipation of patient needs, and the delivery of comprehensive oral healthcare, with a clear focus on prevention and more efficient interventions.
Sanitas Dental
The result is more predictable treatments, less invasive procedures, and care that reflects a modern, technology-enabled approach to dentistry focused on clinical excellence.
The introduction of intraoral scanners, among other solutions, provides more accurate clinical information and helps optimise both diagnosis and treatment planning, while making the process more comfortable for patients.
This evolution reflects a strategy of continuous innovation. New tools are constantly identified, evaluated and integrated with a clear objective: to enhance the quality of care and improve the efficiency of service delivery.
Jesús Bonilla
Sanitas Dental continues to grow — in revenue, customers, and clinic footprint. And we are doing so through an ongoing commitment to innovation, quality of care, and the development of new digital services, positioning us at the forefront of oral health.
Managing Director, Sanitas Dental
Key figures 2025
227
226 dental clinics in Spain
and 1 in Portugal
+60,000
video consultations
(+30.7% vs. 2024)
+970,000
digital medical records
+140,000
digital scans
(+3.9% vs. 2024)
+29,000
digital policy registrations
(+30.7% vs. 2024)
77.3
Customer NPS
(+2.5 percentage points vs. 2024)
Sanitas Dental continues to grow
Sanitas Dental continues to grow
Growth has also taken its first international step with the opening of its first dental clinic in Vila Nova de Gaia, Porto, Portugal, marking the beginning of an expansion beyond the domestic market. At the same time, the Dental Star network continued to grow in 2025 with the opening of Dental Star Rosaleda in Malaga and Dental Star As Cancelas in Santiago de Compostela.
Sanitas Mayores
Providing care at this stage of life means offering much more than services: it involves creating an environment where health and wellbeing are protected every day. Sanitas Mayores provides tailored support, combining advanced clinical care, continuous monitoring and close personal relationships that foster trust and wellbeing. The result is an experience that promotes independence and strengthens older people’s sense of security, helping them live each day with greater peace of mind.
Javier Gabás
2025 has been an excellent year for Sanitas Mayores thanks to the addition of a new care home, which paves the way for further acquisitions already announced for the next financial year, with the aim of increasing capacity and continuing to invest in digital innovation and quality of care across our centres.
Managing Director, Sanitas Mayores
Key figures 2025
95.8%
average occupancy
+1,000
video consultations
(+31% vs. 2024)
45
care homes
19
day centres
(located within care homes)
3
standalone day centres
76.2
Customer NPS
(+2.2 percentage points vs. 2024)
An extensive care network
01.
Care homes
At Sanitas care homes, the company promotes a model of care that integrates health, environment and day-to-day support, recognising that these elements make a direct contribution to the wellbeing of older adults.
Learn moreCare homes
To achieve this, advanced care services are combined with personalised care plans that address both physical and emotional wellbeing, with particular attention to people experiencing loneliness.
Service delivery is underpinned by demanding standards and a management approach focused on excellence and continuous improvement. This commitment is supported by UNE-EN ISO 9001:2015 certification, which endorsed the quality of the care model throughout 2025. In 2025, Sanitas Alameda care home also achieved Joint Commission accreditation, one of the world’s most recognised standards for quality and patient safety.
02.
Day centres
Designed for people who continue to live in their own homes but require professional support during the day, these centres provide care tailored to each individual’s needs. In addition to providing care, they offer a welcoming social environment that encourages interaction with others and helps maintain physical and cognitive abilities through activities designed to promote wellbeing.
03.
Assisted living apartments
This model allows residents to maintain the independence of living in their own apartment while benefiting from professional support whenever healthcare, therapeutic or social assistance is required. In these settings, Sanitas brings together the clinical expertise and quality of care provided by its centres with living spaces designed to maximise comfort and deliver specialised care tailored to each individual’s needs.
04.
Rehabilitation and recovery
The centres provide dedicated care pathways for older adults undergoing recovery and requiring specialised clinical support, ranging from functional rehabilitation and post-operative treatment to specialised care following a stroke and end-of-life palliative care. Each care plan is individually tailored, supported by continuous follow-up and coordinated care designed to promote recovery and maintain quality of life.
Sanitas Campus
Sanitas has strengthened its commitment to developing healthcare talent through the creation of its own education and training initiative. Through Sanitas Campus, it is working across two areas to prepare professionals with skills aligned with clinical practice and the latest technological and methodological advances in the sector.
Sanitas Campus
Through Sanitas Campus, the organisation offers advanced training for vocational education students and, in parallel, collaborates with Universidad Europea of Madrid to deliver undergraduate and postgraduate programmes.
The programmes also include placements across Sanitas facilities, including hospitals, medical centres, advanced rehabilitation centres, care homes and dental clinics, together with access to the organisation’s job portal, strengthening employability and providing direct exposure to clinical practice.
Expanding the Campus offering
01.
Barcelona Campus
In 2025, Sanitas Campus Barcelona FP was inaugurated, complementing the educational offering already available at the Madrid campus. The initial programmes include the Diploma in Healthcare Support, Adavanced Diploma in Dental and Oral Care, and Advanced Diploma in Medical Imaging and Nuclear Medicine. An online learning option is scheduled to be introduced for the 2026–2027 academic year.
02.
Sanitas Universidad Europea University Campus
During the 2024–2025 academic year, the Villaviciosa campus launched Bachelor’s degrees in Nursing and Occupational Therapy, together with a postgraduate programme in Orthopaedic Manual Therapy for Pain Management. From the 2025–2026 academic year, the joint academic offering has also included Bachelor’s degrees in Medicine and Dentistry.
