The Queen Victoria Social and Health Center began its journey in September 1997. The building, designed by the architect Manuel Roca Suárez, was originally known by Gran Canarians as El Hospital Inglés and many still remember it today.

In recent history and since 1997, it has remained a benchmark in the Canary Islands for improving the quality of life of the elderly, with a solid project that continues over time and is kept alive and adapted to the real situations of people.

The Queen Victoria Social and Health Center belongs to two business groups of recognized prestige in the Canary Islands, one is San Roque University Hospitals, with a long and outstanding career in health care, and the other is the Ari Group, a prominent company in the Canary Islands, among others, for its activity within the surgical material sector, geriatrics, cleaning, construction, industrial laundry, etc.

The key to success has been to have a plan that continues over time and cuts across the entire organization that has been building and making the Person-Centered Comprehensive Care Model (AICP) a reality.

Trabajamos diariamente en la productividad y competitividad de nuestro centro para darle un mejor servicio y aumentar la calidad de la vida diaria de nuestros usuarios