Cedre Centre Serves 142 Residents in 2025 with Stable Admissions and Reduced Absences

The Cedre sociosanitary centre attended to 142 residents in 2025, maintaining stable admission levels with 35 new entries—22 women and 13 men—similar to the prior year, as outlined in the Andorran Health Care Service (SAAS) annual report.

Residents comprised 70% women and 30% men, with average ages of 83 and 78 years. Absences from the centre included 232 overnight stays, down 20.5% from 2024, and 443 weekend outings, a decrease of 11.9%. These changes hold significance within the Person-Centred Care model, as they can affect ongoing social ties, personal roles, community participation, and external networks. Daily outings averaged 1.5 residents, and three residents took two-week vacations.

The centre organised 728 internal activities and 28 external outings or events over the year.

Medical services featured 3,267 visits by the centre's doctor and 634 referrals to other specialties. Interconsultations totalled 35 to specialists, 28 to psychiatry, 13 to rehabilitation, and 58 to speech therapy. Physiotherapy provided 107 sessions, while INEF handled 217 interventions linked to physical activity and functional rehabilitation. Transport services supported 431 trips for diagnostics or specialist visits outside the facility. The SAAS report highlights these figures as evidence of strong interdisciplinary coordination, aligning interventions with clinical needs and individual preferences.

Psychosocial support remained central to the care approach, with 270 psychology interventions, 680 occupational therapy sessions, 369 social work cases, and 419 social education activities. Such measures seek to enhance personal autonomy, emotional well-being, functional adjustments, and active engagement beyond purely medical treatment.