How to get to and how to contact the Hospital Clínic (Plató Centre)
- a11y.telephone93 306 99 00
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Schedule
Calle Plató 21, abierto las 24 horas del día / 365 días al año.
Calle Marc Aureli 15, abierto de 07.45h a 15.00h de lunes a viernes laborables
- Carrer Plató 21. 08006 Barcelona . This link opens in a new tab.
How to get there
With Rodalies Renfe (suburban trains):
- Plaça Catalunya: Connection with Ferrocarrils de la Generalitat de Catalunya (local trains)
- Passeig de Gràcia: Line 3 (Metro) to Plaça Catalunya and connect with the
- Ferrocarrils de la Generalitat de Catalunya (local trains)
Ferrocarrils de la Generalitat de Catalunya (FGC):
- Muntaner: Lines (S1 / S2 / S5 / S55 / U6)
- Pàdua: Line (U7)
Bus:
- Lines: V13 / V15 / H6
Car Parks:
- Pàrquing Muntaner Tavern: 24-hour car park located on c/ Tavern, 49, next to the Plató Centre.
- Pàrquing Sant Elies: 24-hour car park located on c/ Sant Elies, 21 (near Plaça Molina). The price for parking for 12 hours is around €11.
Mobility:
The Plató Centre is a building with 6 floors. The ground floor is accessed from Carrer Plató, 21, through an entrance and a garden (it can be accessed by car / taxi or on foot). Here we can find the main reception, Admissions, the Outpatient Surgery Unit (UCSI) and the separate entrance for the Accident and Emergency Department and the Intensive Care Unit (UCI). On the first floor we find a hospitalization area and the cafeteria. On the second floor we find a hospitalization area. On the third floor we find a hospitalization area and the central operating theatres, on the fourth floor the Acute Geriatric Unit (UGA) and on the fifth and sixth floors we find hospitalization areas.
On the semi-basement floor, which can also be accessed from Carrer Marc Aureli, 15, we find the Outpatient Department for General Surgery, Vascular Surgery, Digestive Pathology, the Preoperative Care Unit, Urology and the Minor Outpatient Surgery Unit.
Accident and Emergency Department
The Accident and Emergency Department at the Plató Centre has all the technology required to deal with general emergencies in adults, except those emergencies that have a specific activation code, such as the Heart Attack Code, Stroke Code and Polytrauma Code.
