There are approximately 8,000 care homes in Spain, 62% of which are private and have an average of 75 places.
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Spain currently hosts 7,893 residential care centers, according to data released on September 24. The majority of these facilities, approximately 62%, operate under private ownership. The sector is primarily composed of centers for the elderly, which account for 66.5% of the total, while the remaining 33.5% are dedicated to individuals with disabilities.
These residential facilities are characterized by shared rooms and an average capacity of 75 places per center. While reporting on the general landscape of the industry, sources noted that the facilities maintain a high occupancy rate of approximately 90%.
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