This is the CAPS in the Los Pájaros neighborhood, which joins the one in the Nebel neighborhood. The goal of the administration of Mayor Francisco Azcué is for them to be open 24 hours a day by the end of the year, as well as the centers in Villa Adela and Osvaldo Magnasco. “In this way, we ensure coverage in the four cardinal points of the city and help to relieve the pressure on hospital care,” remarked the Secretary of Health, Dr. Diego Sauré.
Starting this week and by order of Mayor Francisco Azcué, through the Health Secretariat of the Municipality of Concordia, the Health Center in the Los Pájaros neighborhood has begun nighttime service as part of an extended hours program for all municipal Health Centers.
A little over a month ago, the Health Center in the Nebel neighborhood began operating 24 hours a day, “with very positive statistics, and starting this week we are adding the Los Pájaros neighborhood. This is part of a commitment the Mayor made to the community, and we are working to fulfill it,” remarked the Secretary of Health, Dr. Diego Sauré.
“It is important that residents, in this case of the Los Pájaros neighborhood, go to the CAPS because there are many consultations that can be resolved in the same place, helping to relieve the pressure on hospital care, and in the event that this does not happen, there is an ambulance on-site to carry out any necessary transfer,” specified the Secretary of Health.
Finally, Sauré stressed that the goal now is for the Health Centers in Villa Adela and Osvaldo Magnasco to be open 24 hours a day “to ensure coverage in the four cardinal points of the city. To achieve this, an administrative reorganization was carried out, new work teams were formed, and more resources were allocated to improve building conditions. It was a challenge to do so, but we are very satisfied with the initial results.”
Starting this week and by order of Mayor Francisco Azcué, through the Health Secretariat of the Municipality of Concordia, the Health Center in the Los Pájaros neighborhood has begun nighttime service as part of an extended hours program for all municipal Health Centers.
A little over a month ago, the Health Center in the Nebel neighborhood began operating 24 hours a day, “with very positive statistics, and starting this week we are adding the Los Pájaros neighborhood. This is part of a commitment the Mayor made to the community, and we are working to fulfill it,” remarked the Secretary of Health, Dr. Diego Sauré.
“It is important that residents, in this case of the Los Pájaros neighborhood, go to the CAPS because there are many consultations that can be resolved in the same place, helping to relieve the pressure on hospital care, and in the event that this does not happen, there is an ambulance on-site to carry out any necessary transfer,” specified the Secretary of Health.
Finally, Sauré stressed that the goal now is for the Health Centers in Villa Adela and Osvaldo Magnasco to be open 24 hours a day “to ensure coverage in the four cardinal points of the city. To achieve this, an administrative reorganization was carried out, new work teams were formed, and more resources were allocated to improve building conditions. It was a challenge to do so, but we are very satisfied with the initial results.”