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Andorra Physiotherapists Join National Health Pact as 41st Participant

The Official College of Physiotherapists of Andorra signed on to the National Pact for Quality, Efficiency, and Sustainability, enhancing multidisciplinary collaboration. Progress includes hospital upgrades and new oncology and mental health initiatives.

Key Points

  • COFA signed agreement with Health Minister Helena Mas in Andorra la Vella.
  • Pact now includes political parties, public entities, and professional groups.
  • 71% of 162 action lines completed, with €9.15M invested in hospital equipment.
  • Key achievements: National Oncology Plan, adult vaccination schedule, mental health homes.

Physiotherapists' College Joins National Health Pact

Andorra's physiotherapy professionals commit to improving public healthcare system as 41st member

The Col·legi Oficial de Fisioterapeutes d’Andorra (COFA) has become the 41st member of the National Pact for Quality, Efficiency, and Sustainability in the Healthcare System. Health Minister Helena Mas and COFA Dean Théo Rogue signed the agreement in Andorra la Vella on Thursday.

The pact now includes representatives from political parties, parliamentary groups, public entities, professional colleges, and associations. Mas welcomed the addition, noting it broadens the range of perspectives shaping Andorra's healthcare framework for the coming years through a comprehensive, multidisciplinary approach.

She described the initiative as a shared commitment to a high-quality, efficient public health system grounded in shared responsibility, equity, solidarity, and freedom to choose providers. COFA's board stated the move reinforces the profession's dedication to ongoing improvements, bringing physiotherapy expertise to create a more effective and sustainable care model. It also fulfills a decision from the college's most recent general assembly, where members voiced support for joining.

The pact outlines 162 action lines: 71% completed, 26% in progress, and 3% yet to start. Key achievements include €9.15 million invested in equipment at Nostra Senyora de Meritxell Hospital over the past year, approval of the 2026-2030 National Oncology Plan, launch of an adult vaccination schedule, opening of supported homes for mental health users, and establishment of a breast pathology unit.

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