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A New €60 Million Hospital Hospital Hcb Dénia In Costa Blanca, Alicante (Valencian Community) Offering Irish Public Health Patients’ Treatments, Opens In Spain. Irish Company Healthcare Aboard Will Provide Irish Patients With Access To The New Hospital With Cost Of Treatments Reclaimed Through The Health Service Executive (Hse) Under The Eu Cross Border Directive. Additional Financial Supports Are Available To Irish Patients Through A Strategic Partnership With Healthcare Aboard And The Irish Credit Union Network. The New Hospital Is Expected To Deliver 1,500 Operations Annually Ranging From Orthopedic To Weight-Loss Surgeries. Pictured (L-R) Are: Ana Vasbinder, Hcb Denia, Dr. Juan Cardona Medical Director Hcb Denia, And Paul Byrne, Chief Operations Officer Healthcare Abroad

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Up to 1,500 surgeries on Irish patients to be carried out at new Spanish hospital

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