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An inpatient suite with the bed turned down and, through the window, the sea at Cozumel with a cruise ship at berth.

Inpatient floor

Fully equipped rooms to provide you with high-quality care.

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An intensive care room with the bed, monitor and ventilator at the headwall.

Intensive care

Intensive care without leaving the island.

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A surgical team operating at the hospital, the arthroscopic view and the MRI on the monitor.

Operating rooms

Surgical infrastructure for scheduled procedures and emergency surgery

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The recovery area between the two operating rooms, with monitored gurneys and operating-room doors on either side.

Recovery area

Between the two operating rooms, with a monitor and staff beside you.

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Inpatient floor

Our rooms

Inpatient care with continuous medical supervision, nursing, and immediate access to the hospital's diagnostic and therapeutic services

  • An inpatient suite: the articulated bed, the headwall monitor, the reclining chair for the companion and the window onto the sea.
  • A suite seen from the doorway: on the left the bathroom with its curtain, and at the back the bed against the wooden panel, with the sofa and the companion's chair.

Critical care

Intensive Care

Advanced monitoring. Multidisciplinary care. Continuous response.

  • An intensive care bay: the bed against the headwall with its gas outlets, the ventilator and the vital-signs monitor on one side, and the crash cart on the other.
  • The intensive care corridor: bays 3 and 2 behind their glass-block screens and, on the right, the bay marked “Aislado”, with its bed and headwall panel.

Surgical area

Comprehensive surgical capability

The operating rooms connect directly with emergency, inpatient care, post-anesthesia recovery and intensive care.

Access to treatment across every surgical branch of medicine, specialized procedures and minimally invasive surgery.

  • The north operating room: the table under the overhead light, the C-arm parked to one side and the wall monitors showing the study.
  • The C-arm positioned over the operating table in the north operating room, with the anesthesia machine and monitors around it.
  • The south operating room: the table between two overhead lights, the laparoscopy tower on the left and the anesthesia machine at the head.
  • An arthroscopy under way: the surgical team around the table and the tower showing both the endoscopic view and the patient's MRI.

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After the operating room

Recovery Area

  • The two recovery bays beneath the “Recuperación” sign, marked R1 and R2: two gurneys each with its monitor, separated by a curtain.
  • The recovery area in full: the crash cart and defibrillator on the left, beneath the “Estación de enfermeras” sign; the two bays in the center and the desk with the computer on the right.