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Unisana invests 40 million to triple the size of Almada Hospital

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Unisana Hospitais announced a €40 million investment to triple the size of its Almada hospital, with completion expected by late 2029. The project includes a new building, modernized infrastructure, and expanded clinical services such as a PET scanner and palliative care unit. The hospital currently serves over 30,000 patients annually with approximately 100 doctors. The project is part of a larger group that operates five hospitals and two clinics across Portugal.

Key points

• Unisana Hospitais will invest €40 million to triple the size of its Almada hospital unit.
• The new building will provide approximately 15,000 square meters of space.

Context

The Almada hospital is part of the Unisana group, which operates five hospitals and two clinics across Portugal. The group currently serves over 160,000 patients annually with 100 doctors. The investment is part of a larger group that operates five hospitals and two clinics across Portugal.

Limitations

Investment details are based on a 2026 announcement. Completion date is projected for late 2029. Clinical service specifics like exact bed numbers and imaging capacity are not fully quantified in the source.

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