After the first month of extended opening hours at the Los Pájaros neighborhood Health Center, Mayor Francisco Azcué visited the site, accompanied by the Secretary of Health of the Municipality of Concordia, Diego Sauré. In these first 30 days, 409 consultations were performed and 14 transfers to other healthcare centers were carried out.
The Municipality of Concordia, through the Secretariat of Health, is advancing with 24-hour care at Health Centers strategically located throughout the city. In this way, Mayor Francisco Azcué fulfills the commitment made to the citizenry from the moment he presented his government platform.
The Los Pájaros neighborhood Health Center, along with the one in the Nebel neighborhood, began providing 24-hour care during this first year of administration. The goal is to add two more before the end of 2024.
It is important to highlight the joint work being carried out with the Provincial Government, both with the 107 Emergency Service and the Police of Entre Ríos.
PRESENT STATE
“This is the State being present, a State that is where it needs to be,” affirmed Azcué, adding that in the case of the Los Pájaros neighborhood, “the Health Center plays a more than important role because it is a sector that is far from the city's hospitals. The goal is that with this extension of hours, cases requiring primary care can be addressed, thereby avoiding the need for patients to travel to one of the hospitals and preventing emergency rooms from becoming overwhelmed.”
The mayor thanked the Province's 107 Emergency Service, as there is an ambulance on-site, as well as the personnel of the Police of Entre Ríos who perform security duties. “This is the result of the articulated work we are carrying out with the government of Entre Ríos,” stressed Azcué.
Finally, the mayor of Concordia highlighted that “as we have been and continue to stabilize the Municipality, organizing expenses and taking care of resources, in a year that has been difficult, we are providing responses to the demands of the residents,” announcing that work is underway so that before the end of 2024, the Health Centers in Osvaldo Magnasco and Villa Adela begin 24-hour care.
ATTENTIONS
For his part, Sauré provided the statistics for this first month of 24-hour care at the Los Pájaros neighborhood Health Center. At the site, 409 consultations were performed and 14 transfers to other healthcare centers were carried out.
Meanwhile, in the Nebel neighborhood, which has already been operating under this modality for more than two months, 1,400 consultations were reached.
“The assessment is more than positive; we are keeping the mayor's pledged word that there had to be health centers open 24 hours a day,” he remarked.
The actions undertaken in this first year of administration “show us that we are present where we need to be, in the neighborhood, on the ground, adding nursing staff, police custody, and the 107 with its emergency vehicles.”
The Municipality of Concordia, through the Secretariat of Health, is advancing with 24-hour care at Health Centers strategically located throughout the city. In this way, Mayor Francisco Azcué fulfills the commitment made to the citizenry from the moment he presented his government platform.
The Los Pájaros neighborhood Health Center, along with the one in the Nebel neighborhood, began providing 24-hour care during this first year of administration. The goal is to add two more before the end of 2024.
It is important to highlight the joint work being carried out with the Provincial Government, both with the 107 Emergency Service and the Police of Entre Ríos.
PRESENT STATE
“This is the State being present, a State that is where it needs to be,” affirmed Azcué, adding that in the case of the Los Pájaros neighborhood, “the Health Center plays a more than important role because it is a sector that is far from the city's hospitals. The goal is that with this extension of hours, cases requiring primary care can be addressed, thereby avoiding the need for patients to travel to one of the hospitals and preventing emergency rooms from becoming overwhelmed.”
The mayor thanked the Province's 107 Emergency Service, as there is an ambulance on-site, as well as the personnel of the Police of Entre Ríos who perform security duties. “This is the result of the articulated work we are carrying out with the government of Entre Ríos,” stressed Azcué.
Finally, the mayor of Concordia highlighted that “as we have been and continue to stabilize the Municipality, organizing expenses and taking care of resources, in a year that has been difficult, we are providing responses to the demands of the residents,” announcing that work is underway so that before the end of 2024, the Health Centers in Osvaldo Magnasco and Villa Adela begin 24-hour care.
ATTENTIONS
For his part, Sauré provided the statistics for this first month of 24-hour care at the Los Pájaros neighborhood Health Center. At the site, 409 consultations were performed and 14 transfers to other healthcare centers were carried out.
Meanwhile, in the Nebel neighborhood, which has already been operating under this modality for more than two months, 1,400 consultations were reached.
“The assessment is more than positive; we are keeping the mayor's pledged word that there had to be health centers open 24 hours a day,” he remarked.
The actions undertaken in this first year of administration “show us that we are present where we need to be, in the neighborhood, on the ground, adding nursing staff, police custody, and the 107 with its emergency vehicles.”