Mallorca's Inca hospital requires tickets from Tuesday
Mallorca’s Hospital Comarcal de Inca changes how patients arrive for appointments from Tuesday: they must check in at a kiosk and print a ticket before going to a consultation or treatment room. They use a health card or national identity card to check in. The ticket tells them which waiting room to use.
Printing it also lets the clinic know the patient has arrived, the Balearic Islands Department of Health says. When their turn comes, the ticket number appears on a screen in the waiting room. The kiosks can also print proof of a visit.
New signs and coloured lines on the floor lead patients to the consultation and treatment rooms. Areas A to C are on the ground floor; D to H are on the first floor. Each of the eight areas has its own colour.
The signs arrive as the Balearic health service brings back its former name, IbSalut, and gives its hospitals and other care centres matching logos, kiosks and signs. The work is part of the Inca hospital’s 2026–2030 plan to make it easier for patients to find their way.
Source: Europa Press / Mallorca.com