Sanitas Cuadro Médico | Provider Directory Guide for Expats
Medical Directory

Sanitas Cuadro Médico
Your Complete Provider Network Guide

Access 58,000+ doctors and specialists across Spain. Find English-speaking healthcare providers, book appointments, and navigate your Sanitas network with confidence. This comprehensive guide explains everything expats need to know about Spain's medical directory system.

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Understanding the Network

What is the Sanitas Cuadro Médico?

The cuadro médico is your directory of all healthcare providers covered by Sanitas insurance. Understanding this network is essential for expats accessing quality care in Spain.

For Expats: Why This Matters

The cuadro médico is Spain's network system. Unlike some countries where you can visit any doctor, Spanish health insurance restricts reimbursement to in-network providers only. Your Sanitas cuadro médico lists every doctor, specialist, clinic, and hospital you can visit without paying the full cost out-of-pocket. It includes provider name, address, specialty, phone number, spoken languages, office hours, and patient reviews for each entry. Understanding how to navigate this directory is absolutely critical for getting timely, affordable care in Spain. Many expats struggle initially with this system, but learning to use the Blua app and online portal makes healthcare access much simpler and more affordable.

The Sanitas Network at a Glance

58,000+
Healthcare Professionals
Doctors, specialists, nurses
300+
Hospitals
Major facilities nationwide
700+
Clinics & Centers
Medical facilities
All Spain
Geographic Coverage
Every region included
Access Methods

How to Access the Sanitas Cuadro Médico

You have multiple convenient ways to search and access the Sanitas medical directory. Choose the method that works best for your specific situation and needs.

1. Blua App (Recommended)

The Blua app is Sanitas's user-friendly mobile platform available on both iOS and Android devices. Download from Google Play or the Apple App Store, log in with your policy number, and instantly search the complete network from anywhere:

  • ✓ Search by doctor name, medical specialty, or location radius
  • ✓ Real-time availability calendar for appointment slots at some clinics
  • ✓ Book appointments directly in-app where available
  • ✓ View detailed patient reviews and ratings from other users
  • ✓ Filter results by spoken languages (English, French, German, Catalan, Basque)
  • ✓ Save favorite providers for quick access later
  • ✓ Access telemedicine features for video consultations
  • ✓ Store your medical records and prescription history

2. Mi Sanitas Online Portal

Access the web-based platform via sanitas.es and log into your personal account. The online cuadro médico portal allows you to:

  • ✓ Search the complete provider database before purchasing a policy (no login needed)
  • ✓ View comprehensive provider profiles with detailed information
  • ✓ Download provider lists as PDF documents organized by region or specialty
  • ✓ Check provider availability and appointment status
  • ✓ Access your personal health records and claims history
  • ✓ Update your profile, contact information, and medical history
  • ✓ Manage your assigned GP and request changes

3. PDF Download

Sanitas provides downloadable PDF directories organized by region, specialty, and hospital network. These comprehensive documents are useful for offline reference, printing, and comprehensive planning. Documents are available in Spanish, with English-language summaries provided for all major cities including Madrid, Barcelona, Valencia, Málaga, Bilbao, and Alicante.

4. Phone or Agent Support

Call Sanitas customer service directly or contact your insurance agent. They can provide personalized recommendations for English-speaking doctors in your area or send you customized provider lists based on your medical needs and location preferences.

English-speaking support: Sanitas offers bilingual customer service during business hours at regional call centers. Your agent can also arrange professional phone interpretations if needed for important medical consultations.

Finding Doctors by Specialty

Searching the Cuadro Médico by Medical Specialty

The Sanitas cuadro médico covers all major medical specialties, ensuring comprehensive healthcare coverage for every health need. This extensive specialty list gives you maximum choice in your treatment options.

General Practice (GP)
Your primary entry point for all healthcare needs, GPs provide preventive care, manage chronic conditions, and issue referrals to specialists when necessary. They maintain your complete medical history and coordinate all your care throughout the Sanitas network.
Cardiology
Cardiologists diagnose and treat heart disease, manage hypertension, assess cardiovascular risk, and perform specialized tests like EKGs and stress tests. They provide ongoing management for conditions like heart failure, arrhythmias, and coronary artery disease.
Dermatology
Dermatologists treat all skin conditions including acne, psoriasis, eczema, infections, and skin cancer screening. They also perform cosmetic treatments like mole removal, laser therapy, and provide expert skin care recommendations.
Gynecology
Gynecologists provide comprehensive women's healthcare including reproductive health, contraception counseling, pregnancy care, and menopause management. They perform routine screening, manage women-specific health conditions, and provide breast health evaluation.
Orthopedics
Orthopedic specialists treat bone, joint, and muscle disorders including fractures, arthritis, sports injuries, and back pain. They offer both conservative treatment and surgical options for musculoskeletal conditions.
Ophthalmology
Ophthalmologists provide complete eye care including vision testing, glasses and contact lens prescriptions, cataract surgery, and treatment of eye diseases like glaucoma and macular degeneration. They detect early signs of serious systemic diseases.
ENT (Otolaryngology)
ENT specialists treat ear, nose, and throat conditions including hearing loss, sinusitis, allergies, and voice disorders. They also manage sleep apnea, perform audiological testing, and fit hearing aids.
Pediatrics
Pediatricians specialize in infant, child, and adolescent healthcare, managing growth and development, vaccinations, acute illnesses, and chronic pediatric conditions. They provide age-appropriate preventive care and developmental screening.
Psychiatry
Psychiatrists diagnose and treat mental health conditions including depression, anxiety, bipolar disorder, and schizophrenia through medication management and psychotherapy. They provide ongoing mental health support and crisis intervention.
Physiotherapy
Physiotherapists provide rehabilitation after injury or surgery, manage chronic pain conditions, and improve mobility and function through exercise and manual therapy. They help prevent future injuries and optimize physical recovery.
Gastroenterology
Gastroenterologists specialize in digestive system disorders including acid reflux, ulcers, inflammatory bowel disease, and liver disease. They perform specialized procedures like endoscopy and colonoscopy for diagnosis and treatment.
Dentistry
Dentists provide preventive dental care, treat tooth decay and gum disease, perform cosmetic procedures, and manage dental emergencies. Coverage through Sanitas varies by plan type and may require supplementary dental insurance.
Neurology
Neurologists diagnose and treat disorders of the brain and nervous system including migraines, Parkinson's disease, multiple sclerosis, and epilepsy. They perform specialized testing and provide long-term management of neurological conditions.
Using Your Directory

Understanding Directory Entries and Provider Information

Each provider in the cuadro médico includes standard information fields to help you make informed healthcare decisions and find the right provider for your needs.

Basic Information

  • Full name of doctor or clinic
  • Primary and secondary specialties
  • Medical license number (colegiación)
  • Professional qualifications and years of experience

Contact & Location

  • Complete office address with postal code
  • Direct phone number for appointments
  • Email address if available
  • Google Maps link for directions

Availability & Access

  • Office hours (Monday-Friday and weekend)
  • How to book (online, phone, in-person walk-in)
  • Languages spoken beyond Spanish
  • Network status (currently active or inactive)

Patient Reviews

  • Overall star rating (1-5 stars)
  • Detailed patient feedback and comments
  • Estimated wait time for appointments
  • Mentions of language abilities from reviews
Step-by-Step Guide

Finding English-Speaking Doctors: Complete Tutorial

For many expats, finding a doctor who speaks English is a top priority. Here's exactly how to find English-speaking healthcare providers in the Sanitas network efficiently.

Five-Step English-Speaker Search Process

  1. 1.Open the Blua app (iOS/Android) or visit sanitas.es and navigate to the provider search tool
  2. 2.Enter your specific location (your city, postal code, or neighborhood to narrow results)
  3. 3.Select your desired specialty (General Practice, Cardiology, Gynecology, Dentistry, etc.)
  4. 4.Apply the "English" language filter to show only providers who speak English
  5. 5.Review results, read patient ratings and comments, call clinic to confirm English availability, and book appointment
Network Coverage & Locations

Searching by Geographic Location

Sanitas providers are concentrated in major cities and popular expat destinations. Understanding geographic coverage helps you plan your healthcare access throughout Spain.

Regional Coverage Breakdown

Highest Coverage: Madrid, Barcelona, Valencia, Málaga, Seville, Bilbao, Alicante, and all major metropolitan areas throughout Spain. Most abundant choice of English-speaking providers.

Good Coverage: Coastal tourist regions (Costa del Sol, Costa Blanca, Costa Brava), secondary cities (Granada, Córdoba, Palma), and university towns. Reasonable specialist options available.

Limited Coverage: Rural areas, mountain regions, and small villages may have significantly fewer healthcare provider options. You may need to travel to larger towns for specialized medical care.

Pro Tip: Search your specific location and postal code in the Blua app or Mi Sanitas before purchasing a policy to confirm provider availability near your residence or workplace.

Insurance Referrals

Direct Billing vs. Referral Requirements Explained

Understanding Sanitas's referral system is essential for maximizing coverage, avoiding unexpected costs, and navigating the healthcare network efficiently.

Direct Access Without Referral

  • ✓ General Practitioners (GPs) - your primary care doctor
  • ✓ Pediatricians - for children's healthcare
  • ✓ Gynecologists - for women's health and pregnancy
  • ✓ Dentists - for dental treatment
  • ✓ Mental health professionals - psychologists and psychiatrists
  • ✓ Emergency rooms at network hospitals - 24/7 access

Referral Required

  • ✓ Most specialists (cardiology, orthopedics, neurology, etc.)
  • ✓ Hospital admissions and surgical procedures
  • ✓ Advanced imaging (MRI, CT scans, ultrasounds)
  • ✓ Physical therapy and rehabilitation services
  • Note: Referral typically issued in-app or by phone within 24 hours

Critical Note on Out-of-Network Costs: Visiting out-of-network providers means you pay 100% of the cost upfront. Many Sanitas plans offer partial reimbursement (typically 40-50%) if you obtain a GP referral beforehand, depending on your specific plan coverage. Always check your policy documents or call customer service before seeing any specialist outside the network to understand reimbursement eligibility and avoid surprise medical bills.

English-Speaking Doctors

Finding English-Speaking Healthcare Providers

The Sanitas network includes thousands of English-speaking doctors and specialists across Spain. Whether you're in Madrid, Barcelona, Valencia, Málaga, or smaller cities, you can find quality care in your language.

Finding English-Speaking Providers: Practical Tips

  • Use the Blua App Filter: When searching for providers, select your preferred language in the filter settings. The app will show only doctors and specialists who confirm fluency in English, French, German, Catalan, Basque, or other languages you speak.
  • Madrid's English-Speaking Hub: Madrid has the highest concentration of English-speaking doctors in Spain, with hundreds of practitioners in the cuadro médico. Major hospitals like HM Hospitals, Ruber Internacional, and Quirónsalud have extensive English-speaking staff. Private clinics in districts like Salamanca, Chamberí, and Retiro frequently employ bilingual healthcare professionals.
  • Barcelona's International Network: Barcelona's expat community has led to extensive English-speaking provider availability. Hospitals like Teknon, Quirónsalud Barcelona, and Clínica Corachan offer comprehensive English-speaking services. The city attracts many international healthcare professionals.
  • Ask Your GP During Registration: When you assign your primary GP, specifically request someone who speaks English. You can change this assignment anytime through the Blua app or by contacting Sanitas customer service at no cost.
  • Call Ahead to Confirm: Even if a directory listing indicates English availability, call the clinic 24 hours before your appointment to confirm the provider will be available. Some clinics have multilingual staff rotation, and you want to ensure your chosen doctor is working that day.
  • Professional Interpretation Services: If your preferred specialist doesn't speak English, Sanitas can arrange professional medical interpreters for important appointments at no additional cost. This ensures accurate medical communication for complex health consultations.
  • Expat Communities: Check Facebook groups and expat forums for recommendations on English-speaking doctors from others in your area. Real patient experiences are invaluable for finding providers who excel at communicating with non-native Spanish speakers.
  • Private Clinics vs Hospital Providers: Private clinics within the Sanitas network often have better English-speaking availability than hospital-affiliated providers. They tend to market to international clientele and invest in multilingual staff.
Directory Navigation

Understanding Your Cuadro Médico Entry Explained

Each provider listing in the Sanitas cuadro médico contains important information to help you make informed healthcare decisions. Here's what each field means and how to use it.

Provider Name & License

The full professional name of the doctor or specialist appears exactly as registered with Spain's medical board. The license number (colegiación) verifies they're officially registered and qualified to practice in Spain. You can verify this number with the regional medical college if desired.

Specialty (Especialidad)

The medical specialty listed is their primary focus area. Many providers list multiple specialties, indicating additional qualifications or experience. Choose providers whose specialty directly matches your health concern for the most appropriate care.

Location & Address

The complete address includes street, postal code, city, and typically links to Google Maps for directions. The postal code helps you identify the neighborhood and calculate travel time from your location. Most listings include public transportation options.

Contact Information

Phone numbers, email addresses, and website links allow you to contact the provider directly. The phone number listed is typically for appointment scheduling. Email may be used for non-urgent inquiries, but phone calls usually get faster responses.

Office Hours (Horario)

Typical hours are listed as morning and afternoon sessions. Many providers offer early morning (7-8am), evening (6-8pm), or weekend availability to accommodate working patients. Hours may vary seasonally or during Spanish holidays.

Languages Spoken (Idiomas)

Languages listed indicate the provider's confirmed fluency for medical consultations. English is the most common second language, but you may find Catalan, French, German, Basque, or Portuguese speakers. Always call to confirm language availability on your appointment date.

Appointment Booking Method (Cita Previa)

This indicates how to schedule: through Blua app online, direct phone call, or in-person at the clinic. Most specialists prefer appointments scheduled through the app for easier tracking. Urgent appointments may be available through phone calls.

Network Status & Acceptance

A green status indicates the provider is currently accepting new Sanitas patients. A yellow or grey status may indicate they're not accepting new patients temporarily. The status updates regularly, so if you can't reach someone, try again in a few weeks.

Access & Referrals

GP vs Specialist Access: Understanding Referral Requirements

Different Sanitas plans have different rules about accessing specialists directly versus requiring a GP referral first. Understanding your specific plan type ensures you get the care you need without unnecessary delays or out-of-pocket costs.

Plan Types and Specialist Access Rules

Basic/Essential Plans

These more affordable plans typically require a GP referral to see any specialist. Your assigned primary care doctor acts as a gatekeeper and must authorize specialist visits. This system helps manage costs and ensures appropriate specialist use. To see a cardiologist for heart palpitations, for example, your GP must first evaluate your condition and issue a referral with your diagnosis and reason for the specialist visit.

Intermediate/Premium Plans

These plans often allow direct specialist access for certain specialties without a GP referral. However, some specialties like orthopedics or cardiology may still require referrals, depending on your specific plan. Check your policy booklet to see which specialties allow direct access. This flexibility is valuable when you know exactly which specialist you need.

Comprehensive/Premium Plus Plans

Top-tier plans typically allow direct access to most or all specialists without GP referral requirements. You can contact specialists directly without prior authorization. This provides maximum flexibility and is popular with expats who have established healthcare providers they want to continue seeing. You still benefit from having a GP for preventive care and coordination.

How to Check Your Plan's Referral Requirements

Log into your Mi Sanitas account and navigate to "Coverage Details" or "Plan Information." Call Sanitas customer service with your policy number to ask specifically about specialist access for your medical needs. Email your agent for clarification on your specific coverage rules. Ask for a summary in English if the Spanish documentation is unclear.

Network Maintenance

Network Changes and Updates to the Cuadro Médico

The Sanitas cuadro médico is a dynamic network that changes regularly. New providers are added, some leave the network, and others modify their services. Staying informed helps you plan care effectively and avoid appointment disappointments.

When the Network Changes and How Often

  • Major Annual Updates: The cuadro médico undergoes comprehensive updates each January with the calendar year, incorporating all changes from the previous year. New providers who've joined Sanitas are added, and those who've left are removed. New specialty offerings at existing locations are reflected.
  • Quarterly Refreshes: Additional smaller updates occur approximately every three months (March, June, September) as providers notify Sanitas of changes. These include office relocations, new phone numbers, updated hours, language changes, and new services offered.
  • Continuous Updates in Blua App: The Blua app receives live updates more frequently than the PDF directories. New providers may appear in the app weeks before the next major cuadro médico update. This is why the app is preferred over printed directories.
  • Why Providers Leave the Network: Doctors retire, relocate to other regions, change insurance affiliations, or leave Spain entirely. Clinics close or reduce their network participation due to staffing changes. Some specialists focus exclusively on private practice or limit their insurance patient load. If your favorite provider disappears, Sanitas customer service can suggest similar alternatives.
  • How to Stay Updated: Check the "News" or "Updates" section in your Mi Sanitas account for notifications about network changes affecting your region. The Blua app notifies you if a saved favorite provider's information changes significantly. You can also request email notifications about updates in your plan area.
  • Before Your Appointment: Always call to confirm your appointment 24 hours in advance, especially for specialists you haven't seen recently. This ensures the provider is still in the network, hasn't relocated, and will be available at the scheduled time. A simple confirmation call prevents wasted trips.
  • Provider-Initiated Changes: Providers may request to modify their hours, reduce patient capacity, or restrict new patient acceptance. These changes are usually marked in the system within 2-4 weeks. The Blua app will reflect status as "Not accepting new patients" if this occurs.
Sanitas Navigation Support

How Spanish Health Insurance Helps You Navigate the Cuadro Médico

As your Sanitas navigation expert, Spanish Health Insurance provides dedicated support to help you maximize your coverage, find the right providers, and resolve healthcare challenges efficiently. We're your bridge to excellent care in Spain.

Provider Selection Support

We maintain an updated database of English-speaking providers throughout Spain and can recommend doctors matched to your specific medical needs and location. Our team verifies which providers currently accept new patients and can provide insider tips on wait times and patient experiences. If you need a specialist in your area, simply contact us with your location and medical issue.

Plan Optimization

We review your current Sanitas plan and identify gaps or opportunities for better coverage matching your healthcare needs. If your plan requires GP referrals but you need frequent specialist access, we explain plan upgrade options. We help you understand copays, deductibles, and out-of-pocket maximums to budget your healthcare spending.

Appointment Coordination

We can help you book appointments, coordinate referrals from your GP, and ensure you understand any pre-appointment requirements. For complex health needs requiring multiple specialists, we can help coordinate timing and information sharing. We explain what to expect before your visit and how to maximize your appointment time.

Claims and Reimbursement

If you receive an out-of-network bill or have questions about coverage, we help you understand what you owe and work with Sanitas for resolution. We can explain why a claim was denied and help you appeal if appropriate. For complex reimbursement situations, we provide step-by-step guidance.

Language and Translation Support

For medical documents you don't understand, we provide translations and explanations in plain English. We interpret confusing medical terminology and help you communicate your health concerns clearly to Spanish doctors. Before important consultations, we can help you prepare questions or medical background information.

Cuadro Médico Navigation

We teach you to effectively search the cuadro médico through the Blua app and online portal, find English-speaking providers, and identify the best specialists for your condition. We explain what each directory field means and help you interpret provider information. When network changes affect your care, we help you identify alternatives.

Get Your Personalized Navigation Consultation

Whether you're newly enrolled in Sanitas or facing a specific healthcare challenge, our team of experts can provide personalized guidance. We understand the Spanish healthcare system from an expat perspective and speak your language. We're available to answer your questions about the cuadro médico and help you get the healthcare you need with confidence.

Contact Our Team
Frequently Asked Questions

12+ Common Questions About Sanitas Cuadro Médico

Absolutely yes. Visit sanitas.es and use the public provider search tool. No login or policy number required. This is highly recommended for expats who want to confirm that their preferred doctors, specialists, and hospitals are in-network before purchasing a policy.
Both the Blua app and online portal have language filter options. Select "English" to view only providers who speak English fluently. You can also read patient reviews (many mention language ability), call the clinic directly to confirm, or ask your Sanitas agent for specific recommendations in your area.
You can still see out-of-network providers, but you'll pay 100% of the cost upfront. Many Sanitas plans offer partial reimbursement (typically 40-50% of costs) if you obtain a GP referral first. Check your specific plan terms or call customer service to confirm reimbursement eligibility before scheduling.
Most doctors and specialists require appointments booked in advance. Use the Blua app to book online, call the clinic directly, or ask your GP for a referral when needed. Some larger clinics offer walk-in hours for minor issues, but these are limited and involve long wait times. Emergency rooms at network hospitals accept walk-ins 24/7 for medical emergencies without requiring an appointment. Booking in advance ensures you'll be seen promptly and have time set aside for your needs.
In the Sanitas network, most specialist appointments are available within 2-4 weeks from your request date. Private clinics within the network often have shorter waits than hospital-based providers because they manage their own schedules independently. Urgent or semi-urgent appointments can often be scheduled the same day or next business day if your condition is time-sensitive. You can expedite appointments by calling the clinic directly and explaining the urgency of your situation. Using Blua app filters to check real-time availability helps you find the fastest appointment options.
This depends on your specific Sanitas plan type. Many plans include copays for specialist visits (EUR 20-30 per visit) or have annual deductibles ranging from EUR 300-1000 depending on plan level. Check your policy documents carefully or log into Mi Sanitas to review your coverage details and out-of-pocket cost structure before visiting. Your agent can also provide a summary of copays and deductibles for your specific plan. Some preventive care visits, like annual physicals, may be fully covered with no copay on certain plans.
Yes. Your GP can issue separate referrals to multiple specialists if medically necessary for your condition. Each referral is independent, and you can request second opinions from different specialists within the network without additional fees. You may need different specialists for different aspects of a complex condition. For example, a cardiac patient might see both a cardiologist and an endocrinologist. This multidisciplinary approach is often medically appropriate and fully supported by Sanitas.
Not through the standard cuadro médico. However, some Sanitas premium plans include supplementary coverage or discounts for alternative therapies including acupuncture, homeopathy, and osteopathy. Check your plan documents or contact Sanitas to see if your coverage includes these services. Some network physiotherapists and wellness clinics offer services that bridge conventional and alternative medicine. If alternative medicine is important to you, you may consider a supplementary wellness rider when purchasing or renewing your plan.
Your Sanitas coverage remains valid nationwide and unchanged. You can immediately access the network in your new city using the Blua app or online portal, and your policy terms don't change. You may want to change your assigned GP to someone closer to your new residence, which you can do online or by calling customer service at no cost. Search for new providers in your new area using the Blua app, making sure to filter by location and preferred language to find English-speaking doctors near your new home.
Yes. Sanitas's Blua app includes telemedicine services, allowing you to consult doctors by secure video call for non-emergency conditions using your smartphone or computer. This is particularly useful for follow-up appointments, prescription renewals, and minor health concerns that don't require physical examination. Availability and coverage vary by plan, with some plans offering unlimited telemedicine visits and others limiting them to specific scenarios. Video consultations save time and travel costs, making them ideal for busy expats managing ongoing conditions.
Yes, but timing matters significantly. If you're within the 14-day cancellation period (cooling-off period), you can cancel without penalty under EU consumer law. After that, you can typically change plans on your annual renewal date without penalties or waiting periods. Contact Sanitas to discuss alternative plans with broader provider networks. Outside of the cancellation period, early cancellation may involve penalties depending on your contract terms, though Sanitas is generally flexible with relocations or hardship situations.
Yes. Your Sanitas coverage includes prescribed medications through affiliated pharmacies nationwide, which are clearly marked with the Sanitas logo. The pharmacy will submit your claim directly using your insurance card, and you pay only your plan copay (usually EUR 1-3 per medication). This applies to prescriptions from any Sanitas doctor regardless of which specialist prescribed them. The pharmacy will automatically apply your coverage; you don't need to file claims separately.
Log into your Mi Sanitas account to update your personal information, medical history, contact details, and emergency contacts. Changes typically take effect immediately or within one business day. You can also call Sanitas customer service or visit your GP's office to update records directly. Keeping your information current ensures accurate billing, proper medical care coordination, and that Sanitas can contact you about important network updates or claims.
The Blua app will show the provider as inactive or will remove their listing when they leave the network. If this happens to your preferred doctor, contact Sanitas customer service with your medical needs, and they'll recommend similar providers in your area. You can request expedited appointments with replacement specialists to ensure care continuity. Before important appointments, always call ahead to confirm your provider is still active in the network.
No. Each family member with their own Sanitas coverage must have their own Mi Sanitas login and Blua app account. Each login is tied to a specific policy and medical record. Sharing credentials violates privacy regulations and could cause appointment booking errors or medical record confusion. If you have dependents on your policy, Sanitas will provide separate logins for each person.
Bring your physical Sanitas insurance card, government-issued ID (passport, NIE, or DNI), and any relevant medical records or test results from previous providers. If you're seeing a specialist, bring your GP's referral letter if you have a paper copy, though most providers now access this electronically. Arrive 10-15 minutes early to complete any paperwork. Having medical records available helps the doctor understand your history and provide better care without unnecessary duplicate testing.

Hospitals, Medical Centres & Dental in the Cuadro Médico

The cuadro médico lists the hospitals, centres and professionals included under each Sanitas plan. Explore the network guides below, and confirm current access via Mi Sanitas before booking.

Hospitals & centres

Dental