Conoce la residencia Centro Sociosanitario Gijón en Gijón
El Centro Sociosanitario Gijón es un referente en atención integral para personas mayores en el Principado de Asturias, ubicado en la Avenida de la Costa 45 en Gijón. Se trata de un centro pionero en verdadera atención sociosanitaria que combina experiencia, profesionalidad y un profundo compromiso con el bienestar de sus residentes. Con una capacidad de 108 camas y 32 de hospitalización, el centro dispone del equipamiento más novedoso y moderno para garantizar una atención de calidad. Su equipo multidisciplinar de profesionales sanitarios trabaja coordinadamente para ofrecer una asistencia integral y personalizada a cada residente. Entre los servicios disponibles encontramos médico, enfermería, consultas externas, nutricionista y fisioterapia, cubriendo las principales necesidades asistenciales. Las instalaciones están diseñadas pensando en la comodidad y seguridad de los residentes. El centro cuenta con ascensor, comedor, sala de actividades, zonas comunes y una unidad especializada del equilibrio, reconocida por su excelencia en la atención a problemas relacionados con el equilibrio y la estabilidad, aspectos fundamentales en la prevención de caídas y mejora de la calidad de vida. Lo que distingue al Centro Sociosanitario Gijón es su enfoque humanizado hacia la atención residencial. El centro ha sido galardonado y reconocido en múltiples ocasiones, incluyendo los Premios Acción Social de El Comercio por su dedicada labor durante situaciones de crisis sanitaria. Además, ha sido finalista en los Premios FontActiv Nutrisenior, demostrando la importancia que otorga a la nutrición y alimentación balanceada de sus residentes. El centro promueve actividades y programas que enriquecen la vida diaria de sus mayores, fomentando su participación social y emocional. Desde su dirección, se enfatiza que la tranquilidad de los residentes y sus familias es la prioridad máxima, manteniendo una comunicación continua y transparente sobre la salud y bienestar de cada persona. El Centro Sociosanitario Gijón representa una opción confiable para familias que buscan un lugar seguro, cómodo y profesionalmente gestionado, donde sus seres queridos reciban una atención integral de calidad en un ambiente cálido y humanizado.
Información de contacto
Gijón, 33201 Asturias
Facilidades e instalaciones
- Ascensor
- Comedor
- Fisioterapia
- Sala de actividades
- Zonas comunes
Servicios destacados
- Médico
- Enfermería
- Consultas externas
- Nutricionista
Titularidad
Privada
Calcula tus ayudas para esta residencia aquíOpiniones
El Centro Sociosanitario Gijón presenta opiniones muy divididas: mientras que varios usuarios destacan la excelente atención profesional, el trato compasivo del equipo y los buenos resultados en recuperación y cuidados, otros critican duramente la falta de cumplimiento de prescripciones médicas, la rehabilitación insuficiente, la calidad de la comida, la desmotivación del personal de enfermería y los precios elevados. Las experiencias positivas resaltan el trabajo integral de médicos, fisioterapeutas y personal de apoyo, pero las negativas señalan inconsistencias graves en la at
- Rubén Fernández-Alonso
My mother spent a few months at Gijón Hospital. When she arrived, she was very ill. For months, the entire team at the center (doctors, speech therapist, nutritionist, physiotherapists, nursing and support staff, and center administrators) did a fantastic job of her recovery and care. Today, my mother has recovered most of her limitations, has full functional independence, and has been able to return home, which is what she wanted. We are all (starting with my mother) deeply grateful for the combination of professionalism and compassion shown by the team at Gijón Hospital, two essential ingredients for facing demanding recovery processes without losing heart and motivation. I would definitely recommend the center to anyone I know who finds themselves in our situation.
- Maria Avello
I want to thank all the staff for the excellent care my father received from the moment he entered this care home. Especially the staff on the third floor for their kindness and care when his family could no longer provide it. Thank you so much for everything.
- Je Nu
Calling this a hospital is a joke. I don't know why the administration allows it. When I admitted my relative, I already knew what was going on, but I thought they would receive more individualized care focused on their rehabilitation. In the end, the treatment was barely adequate, to put it mildly. My relative arrived from the Red Cross after hip surgery. They had quite advanced dementia. The post-operative instructions clearly stated that they needed assistance with walking, a soft chair with proper knee support, and a pressure-relieving mattress. They were extremely thin, all skin and bones. Well, they put them in a rigid chair, the hardest one they could find, without armrests. After numerous complaints to the doctor and discussions with management, they provided her with a terrible wheelchair with flat tires, because it was the only one they had with armrests, and according to them, it had to be hard (regardless of the prescriptions from the Red Cross, the hospital I went to again to consult, and they reaffirmed the initial instructions for my relative's specific case). They didn't provide the pressure-relieving mattress, disregarding my relative's specific needs. After multiple visits to the doctor, they finally said they would provide it at my own risk. And forget about taking her for walks with assistance. They practically never took her out during her entire stay there. I should also mention that my relative was receiving daily rehabilitation from the Red Cross, and at the Gijón "Hospital," it took them a week to see a physiotherapist, and after that, I believe it was only two hours a week. The doctors were reading the newspaper in their offices, and a different one each day. The single room was fine, but it had a tiny window overlooking a tiny interior courtyard. It felt incredibly oppressive. The staff were just okay, the nursing assistants were unmotivated, and the nurses were fickle and full of empty promises. And to top it all off, all that TERRIBLE "Hospital" service was charged at an exorbitant price. Of course, we ended up moving our relative as soon as we found another spot in a care home. That was my experience. BE CAREFUL ABOUT PUTTING ANYONE HERE.
- Sofia Leon Molina
When I entered this center, I was very excited and motivated. Expecting something very different in terms of recovery and everything else... I'm not speaking on behalf of others, but on my own. I was right at home, lying down, nothing more. At no point did the rehabilitation doctor come to see me... When they made mistakes with the medication, instead of an apology, they felt offended and annoyed. The food aspect leaves a lot to be desired. So much so that one night I had a slice of bread for dinner, a slice of ham, and another of cheese. Another night of starvation, and so on... Of course, they know the drill, but to say that it's an external company, everything is taken care of. In short, the word "hospital" is too much for them!
- María José Rodríguez
They've been caring for my father for a year, and from day one, Dr. Torres has been a great support and a wonderful doctor. You can ask him any questions and he explains every detail he sees with my father every day, because he or whoever is on call visits him every day. Excellent treatment and support during difficult times. Good facilities and good food tailored to his needs. In addition, he provides regular reports for both me and the various doctors he has to see outside. I have nothing but words of gratitude for Dr. Torres.
