At noon this Tuesday, the inauguration of the CIAM (Comprehensive Medical Care Center) belonging to the IAPSER Concordia Agency took place, whose facilities offer physio-kinesiological rehabilitation services.
It has a team of professionals attending to patients covered by IAPSER ART, the area of the institute that deals with general insurance and occupational risks.
The Mayor Francisco Azcué highlighted the fact that “service-providing institutions are strengthening themselves and offering more and better coverage, in addition to generating sources of employment when investments of this nature are made.”
He also remarked on the fact that Concordia is the second city in the province to have a Comprehensive Medical Care Center. “We highlight this decision by IAPSER and are grateful that they chose us,” noted Azcué.
Meanwhile, the president of the Autonomous Insurance Institute of Entre Ríos (IAPSER), Myriam Clerici, expressed her satisfaction “to see that Concordia opens its arms to us to be able to give the citizen and the workers this possibility of really being where we need to be. The worker who needs our services does not have to lose a day of their rehabilitation because that is fundamental for their return, feeling well.”
Present were the Vice Mayor of Concordia, Magdalena Reta de Urquiza; the Government Secretary of the Municipality, Luciano Dell´Olio; the IAPSER Occupational Risk and Prevention Manager, Lisandro Rodríguez Signes; and the local IAPSER advisor, Alberto Zadoyko.
It has a team of professionals attending to patients covered by IAPSER ART, the area of the institute that deals with general insurance and occupational risks.
The Mayor Francisco Azcué highlighted the fact that “service-providing institutions are strengthening themselves and offering more and better coverage, in addition to generating sources of employment when investments of this nature are made.”
He also remarked on the fact that Concordia is the second city in the province to have a Comprehensive Medical Care Center. “We highlight this decision by IAPSER and are grateful that they chose us,” noted Azcué.
Meanwhile, the president of the Autonomous Insurance Institute of Entre Ríos (IAPSER), Myriam Clerici, expressed her satisfaction “to see that Concordia opens its arms to us to be able to give the citizen and the workers this possibility of really being where we need to be. The worker who needs our services does not have to lose a day of their rehabilitation because that is fundamental for their return, feeling well.”
Present were the Vice Mayor of Concordia, Magdalena Reta de Urquiza; the Government Secretary of the Municipality, Luciano Dell´Olio; the IAPSER Occupational Risk and Prevention Manager, Lisandro Rodríguez Signes; and the local IAPSER advisor, Alberto Zadoyko.