Federal and municipal government of Tlalnepantla will recover Ceylan Hospital after 8 years of abandonment / @RacielPerezC_ @Gob_Tlalne >>>

#Tlalnepantla, #EstadoDeMéxico.– With an investment of more than 1,758 million pesos, the Ceylan Hospital located in the Caracoles community will be recovered as a result of the coordinated work between the Federal Government presided by Dr. Claudia Sheinbaum Pardo and the Government of Tlalnepantla headed by Mayor Raciel Perez Cruz, this joint effort will continue to provide important benefits to the inhabitants of our city.

This hospital will have 110 census beds, 131 non-census beds and 26 consulting rooms with 20 medical specialties to provide health care for the citizens of Tlalnepantla and neighboring municipalities.

Through the IMSS-BIENESTAR program, the Ceylan Hospital, which was abandoned for more than eight years, will be rescued and is part of the recovery of seven unfinished hospitals in the State of Mexico that are being attended by means of this public policy promoted by the Federal Government and with the support of the Governor of the State, Mrs. Delfina Gomez Alvarez, and the authorities of Tlalnepantla de Baz.

IMSS Bienestar joins the Recovery Plan for the East of the State of Mexico, where more than 6 million people do not have social security, after knowing this complicated situation, authorities from the three levels of government will invest more than 4 million pesos for the rehabilitation of 18 hospitals and 163 clinics.

The objective of these investments is to guarantee access to health services for the people of Tlalnepantla with dignified, free spaces that serve the most vulnerable sectors of the population.

The Government of Tlalnepantla, headed by Municipal President Raciel Pérez Cruz, is also bringing comprehensive and free health services to the communities through the program “Salud a tu Alcance, Doctora Matilde Petra Montoya Lafragua” with the implementation of Mobile Units that provide general consultations, preventive follow-up, timely detection of diseases and medical guidance.