Innovation, Health & Commitment: Pardo’s 2025 Events Recap

The year 2025 is proving to be a key period for Pardo, marked by intense activity at both national and international congresses and trade fairs. From Dubai to Miami, with stops in Madrid and Oviedo, our company has been present at the most relevant events in the hospital and social-healthcare sectors.

These professional gatherings have not only allowed us to showcase our latest technological innovations, but also to listen closely to the sector’s evolving needs and continue building strategic relationships with professionals, public entities, and private organizations.

Below is a summary of some of the most notable events we’ve participated in this year:

Arab Health (January 27–30, Dubai)

Our first major event of the year was Arab Health, held at the Dubai World Trade Centre, where Pardo joined the group of Spanish companies representing innovation in healthcare. As one of the world’s most important events in medical technology, Arab Health was a unique opportunity to present our hospital solutions to an international audience.

Our participation reinforced Pardo’s commitment to internationalization and solidified our position as a European benchmark in the design and manufacture of hospital equipment.

Expo HIP (March 10–12, Madrid)

In March, we participated in the National Congress on Dependency and Healthcare by Alimarket, within the framework of HIP – Horeca Professional Expo at IFEMA, a key event for the social-healthcare sector in Spain. At our stand, we showcased our 360º Project capabilities—focused on spatial design, user experience, and well-being.

Our Sociosanitary Range of products drew great interest among managers of nursing homes and specialized centers, particularly thanks to our wide range of customization options. These help create unique, modern environments—one of the standout features that sets us apart.

National Congress of Nurse Managers (March 26–28)

The role of nurse managers is increasingly vital in hospital decision-making. That’s why we took part in the National Congress of Nurse Managers, where our team presented innovations in ergonomics and patient assistance, as well as products designed to support healthcare professionals in their daily work.

Our goal: to contribute to safer, more sustainable, and care-focused workplaces that support quality outcomes.

National Congress of Hospitals and Healthcare Management (May 28–30)

In late May, we also participated in the National Congress of Hospitals and Healthcare Management, a key forum for strategic reflection on the challenges facing healthcare systems. There, we presented proposals aimed at improving hospital efficiency through smart solutions and modern healthcare furniture.

Our participation reinforced Pardo’s role as a strategic partner for hospitals seeking to improve patient rest and comfort with reliable, well-designed equipment.

FIME – WHX Miami (June 11–13, Miami)

Another major milestone of the year was our participation in the World Health Expo (WHX) – FIME (Florida International Medical Expo), where we exhibited at the Spanish Pavilion (Stand R44).

Over three days, we presented our most advanced sleep and recovery solutions in Miami, attracting attention from distributors, hospitals, and institutional representatives from across the Americas.

The expo represented a key step in our internationalization strategy, strengthening our position in both the U.S. and Latin American markets.

Innovation, Commitment, and Looking Ahead

Each of these events has been an opportunity for Pardo to reaffirm the values that define us: innovation in service of people, a deep commitment to the healthcare sector, and a clear international vision. We continue to invest in direct engagement with professionals and organizations to listen, learn, and offer the very best.

Our presence at these leading industry events in 2025 is not just a reflection of our business activity—it’s a clear expression of our ongoing commitment to improving care, health, and well-being.

We are living through a transformative phase where human-centered care and digital transformation have become central priorities for the healthcare sector—and for us. From high-complexity hospitals to long-term care facilities, Pardo continues working to make patient rest and environments safer, more ergonomic, and more comfortable.

We look to the future with optimism, responsibility, and the firm belief that the healthcare of tomorrow is built with the decisions we make today.

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