Park Hospital is a private hospital in central Santa Cruz de Tenerife with a wider clinical set-up than a small local clinic. The hospital’s own information presents it as one of its reference centres on the island, with hospitalisation floors, operating theatres, a 24-hour emergency unit, intensive care support, diagnostic imaging and a separate external consultations building. It also highlights specific areas such as interventional cardiology and cardiac rehabilitation, oncology and day hospital care, digestive medicine with endoscopy, trauma care, rehabilitation and physiotherapy, plus a growing specialist network. That makes it a practical option for patients who want private hospital-based diagnosis, urgent assessment and specialist follow-up in one well-established city location.
Services include:
The full list of services can be found below under the map.
Opening hours:
- Emergency care: open 24 hours a day, 365 days a year
- Hospital-based care: available throughout the day and night according to the unit
- Planned appointments and specialist consultations: hours vary by department
24-hour services:
- Emergency care
- Support from intensive care staff for urgent cases
Getting there:
By bus: The hospital’s official contact page lists bus line 914 from Intercambiador de Santa Cruz. It also lists lines 14 and 905 from Intercambiador de La Laguna, and lines 467, 111 and 905 from Los Cristianos for people coming in from farther afield.
By tram: Tenerife’s tram network runs between Santa Cruz and La Laguna, and official tram information confirms that Line 1 links the main public offices, cultural and educational centres, hospitals and service areas of the two cities. For patients already travelling within the metropolitan area, that makes the tram a useful option for reaching central Santa Cruz before the final short leg by foot, taxi or connecting bus.
By car or taxi: Because the hospital is in the Mendez Nunez area of central Santa Cruz rather than on an out-of-town campus, it is usually more convenient for patients already based in the city, in nearby central districts or along the main metropolitan corridor. Taxi access is straightforward, and the location also works well for follow-up visits, scans and specialist appointments where you want a more central private hospital rather than a peripheral site.
Local area: The hospital sits in a well-connected part of Santa Cruz, close to the city-centre side of the capital, so it can be easier to combine with other appointments, family visits or onward travel than hospitals located farther outside the urban core.
Nearby pharmacy:
Farmacia El Pilar
Helpful links:
GP access and primary care cover with Sanitas in Spain
A quick guide to private medical insurance in Spain
Page last reviewed: March 2026
