On September 8, the San Ángel Inn Satélite Hospital was inaugurated in Naucalpan, a state-of-the-art medical complex that seeks to transform private health care in Mexico.
With more than 33,000 m² of construction, 193 hospital beds and 100 private rooms designed to provide comfort and security, the new hospital represents one of the most ambitious projects of the Dalinde–San Ángel Inn Group, which is committed to bringing highly specialized medicine to thousands of families in the metropolitan area.
Cutting-edge infrastructure and technology
The hospital has strategic critical care areas, 20 emergency beds, and intensive care units for adults, pediatrics and neonatology.
One of its main differentiators is its eight intelligent operating rooms, designed to integrate the Versius robotic surgery system and automation systems that increase the precision and safety of the procedures.
In diagnosis, the hospital incorporates state-of-the-art equipment, including an Omni digital PET, the only one of its kind in Mexico, which uses artificial intelligence to perform high-precision scans and better image reconstruction. Added to this are magnetic resonance imaging, tomography, interventional radiology and nuclear medicine, consolidating a national reference diagnostic center.
Oncology leadership
The San Ángel Inn Satélite Hospital will also be a benchmark in cancer care thanks to the implementation of the Comprehensive Oncology Care Model (MAIO 360°), developed in alliance with the International Cancer Center (IOC).
This model offers comprehensive oncological care that ranges from diagnosis to outpatient treatment, incorporating world-class processes. Each case is evaluated on a multidisciplinary tumor board, which guarantees that each patient receives the best therapeutic guidance based on international evidence. The scheme integrates radiotherapy, surgery and continuous care, supported by two state-of-the-art linear accelerators and highly specialized equipment.
“With this approach we seek to revolutionize cancer care in Mexico, placing the patient at the center of a model that combines science, technology and humanity,” said Engineer Roberto Bonilla de la Garza, Corporate General Director of the group.
More than a hospital
The new complex will not only care for patients, but will also function as a teaching and medical research space, with areas dedicated to the training of specialists and scientific development.
“We want to be close to our patients and accompany them with the best technology and the highest human quality,” Bonilla de la Garza stressed during the inauguration.
A new reference for Mexican doctors and patients
With this opening, the State of Mexico now has a world-class hospital, designed under international quality and safety standards. A space that places innovation, ethics and human warmth at the center of medical care, where doctors can practice their profession with the certainty of offering their patients safe, comprehensive, and dignified care.
