Hospital San Juan de Dios Sevilla is a private general hospital in the Nervion area with a broader clinical set-up than a small outpatient centre, bringing urgent care, specialist consultations and hospital-based support together in one established city location. The hospital’s own site highlights 24-hour general and paediatric urgent care, a large external consultations area and a wide specialist network including oncology, ophthalmology, mental health, paediatrics, ENT, general and digestive surgery, rheumatology, internal medicine, gynaecology, urology, traumatology, dermatology and geriatrics. That makes it a practical option for patients who want private hospital-based assessment, urgent attention and follow-up care in central Sevilla without needing to travel out of the city.
Services include:
The full list of services can be found below under the map.
Opening hours:
- Hospital: open 24 hours a day
- Urgent care: open 24 hours a day, 365 days a year
- Blood tests: Monday to Friday from 08:00 to 20:00 by prior appointment
- Planned appointments and specialist services: hours vary by department
24-hour services:
- General urgent care
- Paediatric urgent care
- Continuous hospital access
- Urgent medical and surgical assessment
Getting there:
By bus: The hospital’s official access information lists TUSSAM bus lines 05, 22, 32, 52, A4 and B4 as useful public transport options for the hospital area. An additional hospital access page also mentions line B3 for this part of Nervion.
By metro: Metro Line 1 is one of the easiest ways to reach the hospital, with Nervion and Gran Plaza listed as the nearest stations.
By tram: The official hospital access page points to tram stops at San Francisco Javier, Eduardo Dato and Luis de Morales, which can work well if you are already travelling through central Sevilla.
By car or taxi: The hospital is in a central but well-connected part of Nervion, close to the Sanchez Pizjuan stadium side of the district, so it is easier to reach than a tighter old-centre location. The hospital also says it has a subterrranean car park with two adapted access points, which is useful for repeat visits, family drop-offs and outpatient appointments.
Nearby pharmacy:
Farmacia San Juan de Dios
Helpful links:
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Page last reviewed: March 2026
