In Edomex, Isaac Montoya Márquez promotes comprehensive services in Naucalpan neighborhoods: health, dignity, and local engagement / @isaacsolar @GobNau >>>

(#BoostingYourHealth – #PublicHealth) *** #NaucalpanDeJuárez, #StateOfMexico.- In the Valle Dorado neighborhood, Municipal President #IsaacMontoyaMárquez led a campaign that brought #FreeMedicalServices to families, integrating general medicine, optometry, laboratory and pharmacy in a preventive and ongoing operation, with special emphasis on early detection. “Health is not everything, but without it, everything else is nothing.” — Arthur Schopenhauer. The initiative, conceived to reduce access barriers and strengthen the local health network, included psychological care within the framework of #WorldSuicidePreventionDay and community outreach activities that promote social cohesion and resilience. “Bringing health closer to the people is preventing tragedies and building well‑being,” — Isaac Montoya Márquez.

The Boosting Your Health program has reached 18,288 residents of Naucalpan and has provided more than 40,000 free consultations in the last twelve months, with an average of three services per beneficiary; this effort combines mobile care with the consolidation of fixed clinics to expand coverage and health equity. The municipal strategy, proactive and scholarly in nature, also seeks to coordinate cultural and sports actions that offer development alternatives for youth. “Prevention is the master key,” — Isaac Montoya Márquez.

Bringing services to the neighborhoods allows timely detection of physical and emotional ailments, avoiding travel and facilitating access to specialized care; the public policy includes psychological care spaces and programs to promote sports and culture for young people, with the aim of fostering opportunities and social fulfillment. The administration has rehabilitated health spaces in San Agustín and La Raquelito and keeps the Naucalpan Centro Specialty Clinic and the Municipal DIF facilities operational, strengthening local infrastructure and response capacity. “Our government is born from the neighborhoods and walks with the people,” — Isaac Montoya Márquez.

“Prevention must be present in all aspects,” — Isaac Montoya Márquez

Recent reports indicate progress in the early detection of chronic diseases and in the distribution of medicines during community outreach days; the rehabilitation of spaces and the recovery of clinics have been complemented with outreach and follow‑up brigades, which has improved accessibility and the solvency of the municipal health system. The action in Valle Dorado is accompanied by infrastructure projects and the upcoming rehabilitation of the local market, aimed at dignifying the commercial environment and neighborhood life.

In my opinion, the statement summarizes an administration that prioritizes proximity and tangible responses to citizens’ needs; its leadership has shown a constant willingness to address demands that go beyond health care, such as improving streets, lighting and public spaces, in an integrated and sustainable vision of municipal development.

In short, the administration of Isaac Montoya Márquez reaffirms its commitment to prevention and closeness to the citizenry; “Prevention is the master key” — Arthur Schopenhauer. #HealthForAll

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