The healthcare industry in Spain is an essential component of the welfare system and plays a crucial role in the population’s quality of life.
Thanks to the combination of a strong public healthcare system and an expanding private sector, Spain has one of the highest life expectancies in the world, at around 83 years.
This figure not only reflects good access to medical care, but also a high quality in healthcare services, both public and private.
Private healthcare in Spain consists of hospitals, clinics, diagnostic centers, and facilities managed by insurance companies
Although it does not replace the public system, it does relieve its burden and meets a significant portion of healthcare demand.
- In fact, more than 20% of the Spanish population has private health insurance, especially in major cities.
- This coexistence between public and private sectors has created a mixed system that, despite its challenges, improves overall coverage and expands options for citizens.
- Both public and private sectors are part of a healthcare industry that also includes biomedical research, pharmaceutical industry, medical technology, and training of professionals.
Spain has internationally renowned medical centers and a growing network of private hospitals with high technological standards. This public-private synergy has contributed not only to healthcare, but also to economic development, job creation, and innovation.
The complexity and importance of healthcare in Spain makes it essential to have expert advice for the development of the profession, placing special emphasis on the following coverages:
Medical Professional Liability (Malpractice), business interruption, sick leave / accident leave of staff and/or doctors, cyber risks.At JHASA, we offer tailored insurance solutions for hospitals, clinics, research centers, pharmaceutical companies, and healthcare professionals, ensuring continuity and safety in the delivery of medical services.
Contact us today and discover how we can help you manage risks in the healthcare and social benefits sector.
