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Las Rosas will have 200 new places for elderly care
The first allocation of the Plan 40/40 from the Comunidad de Madrid will bring to Las Rosas a centre with 150 residential places and 50 day care places. The programme plans for 40 residential homes and 40 day centres with up to 8,000 places.
The 40/40 Plan of the Comunidad de Madrid provides for 40 residential homes and 40 day centres, with capacity for up to 8,000 places and an investment of over 500 million euros. Its first contract has been awarded for a complex for older people in Las Rosas.
ILUNION VidaSénior y Avintia Inmobiliaria will develop the project on Calle Oslo through their ávitaCare brand. It will offer 150 residential places for dependent people and another 50 for day care.
Care for older people is also included in the 2027 municipal budget, which features free advanced telecare for people over 85.
Construction will use the industrialised ávita system, developed by Grupo Avintia. According to the companies awarded the contract, this can shorten execution times by around 30% and reduce CO₂ emissions during construction by more than 40%.
The companies also attribute improvements in energy efficiency to the system, as well as savings of over 32% on utility bills. The information provided does not specify the conditions or reference used to calculate this figure.
The design includes small-scale living units and shared spaces with a domestic feel. It also features garden areas and spaces for healthcare and therapy, along with technology applied to care and sustainability criteria.
The initiative will be developed through public-private collaboration. The Comunidad de Madrid is proposing the plan to expand and modernise its social and healthcare resources.