The associative tradition of the Spanish in Mexico has been rich and varied, but in a special way the magnificent work carried out by the Charitable Societies stands out. which made up for the State's lack of economic resources for a long time and, without distinction, helped the most needy Spaniards.
The original idea in Mexico arose in the 18th and 19th centuries, since the Hispanic population, like that of the entire country, lacked a hospital establishment.
In the year 1888 and being quite representative of the Spanish colony in the city of San Luis Potosí, there was a lack of a Health House. On August 31 the Spanish met residents in this city at the proposal of Don Felipe Muriedas Fox, to found the Spanish Charity Society. Since then it has been constantly updated to provide a better service to our partners and patients in general.
Provide comprehensive quality and safety hospital services to our users, for the prevention and care of your health, in a timely, efficient and friendly manner. With modern facilities and equipment, as well as highly qualified personnel.
To be the best institution in the center of the Republic, exceeding expectations and achieving the satisfaction of its members and users.
Within the business of the Institution it is a Civil Association for non-profit purposes that supports partners and private individuals with limited resources.
During the period 2000 to 2004, the Hospital Certification was obtained by the General Health Council, thereby guaranteeing that the The hospital will have a structure in accordance with the current standards of that year, as well as a design and operation of processes producing the best patient health outcomes. This is how La Bene San Luis was the first Certified hospital in that year in the state of San Luis Potosí, both in the public and private spheres.
In September 2005, they recertified for 5 years with the National Certification Program for Medical Care Establishments.
In July 2011, it became the first hospital in the state to obtain a 3-year certification with the approved standards. to the JCI (Joint Commission International), from the General Health Council, for having demonstrated the improvement in their processes.
With the premise of improving processes, the hospital continued working to mature and strengthen a culture of patient safety in the hospital, so that on June 30, July 1 and 2, 2016, receive the CSG audit, obtaining a result that exceeds projected expectations, by not only achieving recertification for 5 years, but also doing so with a score of 99, a reflection of excellence in medical care we provide and the work of our collaborators. Surely this condition will imply a greater commitment to maintain and improve processes.
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