Polyclinic

Aug 6, 2023

Director of Social Security Fund Inspects Construction of San Antonio Basic Polyclinic and Dr. Francisco Diaz Merida Institute Home » World » Director of Social Security Fund Inspects Construction of San Antonio Basic Polyclinic and Dr. Francisco Diaz Merida Institute byarchywordys No Comments The director of the Social Security Fund, Enrique Lau Cortés, inspected the construction of the San Antonio Basic Polyclinic and the “Dr. Francisco Díaz Mérida”, which between them will benefit more than 1 million 500 thousand people. The progress of the work in San Antonio maintains 15% and the workers are preparing to integrate a night shift, which seeks to speed up the work. “The works that are going to be carried out consist of plumbing, electricity and system, which do not cause much discomfort for the residents of the sector,” said engineer Félix Núñez, resident in charge of the project. The San Antonio Basic Polyclinic will benefit more than 400,000 people from 14 communities in San Miguelito. “We are aware that approximately 10,000 patients are traveling to the JJ Vallarino Polyclinic and given the characteristics of the demographics, we are going to emphasize the elderly,” said Dr. Lau Cortés. Progress in the construction of the Institute of Workers Institute of Workers’ Health “Dr. Francisco Díaz Mérida”Basic Polyclinic of San Antonio One million 137 thousand 55 workers will benefit from the new health services provided by the “Dr. Francisco Diaz Merida. “We seek to concentrate the services, for when workers have a work accident or an occupational disease, this will help us to be more efficient and effective, for the worker’s labor reinsertion,” said the director of the CSS. This project will benefit all workers contributing to the CSS and will have the services of the Occupational Medicine Diagnostic Center, doctors specialized in Occupational Medicine; additional Support Services, such as Computerized Axial Tomography, Magnetic Resonance and Neurodiagnostic Studies. The Rehabilitation and Labor Reintegration Module will be located on the ground floor, which will have state-of-the-art technology to care for workers in the Occupational Therapy area. These visits are due to a works supervision program that the CSS has in the metropolitan city, Chiriquí, Coclé and Bocas del Toro. Note: Deysi Garcia