Mayor Francisco Azcué visited the facilities of the Municipal Assistance and Rehabilitation Program (PROMAR) this Monday morning, which operates under the Directorate of Disability and Rehabilitation of the Municipality of Concordia, where, following significant work, the facility's pool, which provides an outstanding service to the community, was restored to working order.
The Mayor highlighted the work carried out, as this will allow for the reception of a significant number of people who perform rehabilitation work, assisted and supported by the team of professionals that make up the Directorate of Disability and Rehabilitation.
Regarding the work performed, the Director of Disability, Maximiliano Jaurena, commented that the enhancement focused basically on the pool, which underwent maintenance and repair tasks, in addition to the repair of the filter media; a filter was installed at the water network inlet, and a pipe that had been broken for approximately 5 years was repaired, which had been causing a constant loss and high usage of products.”
Jaurena indicated that around 160 people attend PROMAR, “who perform all types of therapy, not only Hydrotherapy, which would be the pool part, attended by more than 50 people, but they also perform Psychology, Speech Therapy, and Occupational Therapy. The pool is also lent to physical education staff who come with senior citizens (from PAMI), and joint activities are carried out with other areas of the Municipality,” he detailed.
Provincial Deputy Marcelo López; Undersecretary of Sports Ivana Pérez; former Provincial Deputy Alberto Rotman; and Councilors Mauricio Rey and Verónica Del Boca were present, along with the Disability and Rehabilitation staff.
PROMAR
The building of the Municipal Assistance and Rehabilitation Program is located at 928 25 de Mayo Street. It functions as a comprehensive rehabilitation center with specialists in speech therapy, kinesiology, psychology, occupational therapy, hydrotherapy, psychomotricity, and physical education teachers. It should be noted that this space is unique in the province.
The specialties it attends to are: hydrotherapy, speech therapy, kinesiology, early stimulation, psychology, occupational therapy, psychomotricity, water aerobics for seniors, and services for people with hearing impairments.
Opening hours are Monday to Friday, from 7:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. For inquiries, contact the following phone numbers: 0345- 421 4059 or 345 404 8307.
The Mayor highlighted the work carried out, as this will allow for the reception of a significant number of people who perform rehabilitation work, assisted and supported by the team of professionals that make up the Directorate of Disability and Rehabilitation.
Regarding the work performed, the Director of Disability, Maximiliano Jaurena, commented that the enhancement focused basically on the pool, which underwent maintenance and repair tasks, in addition to the repair of the filter media; a filter was installed at the water network inlet, and a pipe that had been broken for approximately 5 years was repaired, which had been causing a constant loss and high usage of products.”
Jaurena indicated that around 160 people attend PROMAR, “who perform all types of therapy, not only Hydrotherapy, which would be the pool part, attended by more than 50 people, but they also perform Psychology, Speech Therapy, and Occupational Therapy. The pool is also lent to physical education staff who come with senior citizens (from PAMI), and joint activities are carried out with other areas of the Municipality,” he detailed.
Provincial Deputy Marcelo López; Undersecretary of Sports Ivana Pérez; former Provincial Deputy Alberto Rotman; and Councilors Mauricio Rey and Verónica Del Boca were present, along with the Disability and Rehabilitation staff.
PROMAR
The building of the Municipal Assistance and Rehabilitation Program is located at 928 25 de Mayo Street. It functions as a comprehensive rehabilitation center with specialists in speech therapy, kinesiology, psychology, occupational therapy, hydrotherapy, psychomotricity, and physical education teachers. It should be noted that this space is unique in the province.
The specialties it attends to are: hydrotherapy, speech therapy, kinesiology, early stimulation, psychology, occupational therapy, psychomotricity, water aerobics for seniors, and services for people with hearing impairments.
Opening hours are Monday to Friday, from 7:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. For inquiries, contact the following phone numbers: 0345- 421 4059 or 345 404 8307.