On a day full of emotions, Mayor Federico Achaval, accompanied by the Minister of Public Works, Gabriele Katopodis; And Governor Axel Ksilof inaugurated Pilar’s Central Hospital, a community dream come true to care for neighbors and save lives. A turning point that significantly transformed the district health system.
The new hospital, located at kilometer 52.5 of the Pan-American Highway, is isolated from the highway network due to the spaciousness of its spacious, bright and modern building, and is oriented towards high complexity and emergencies. It has state-of-the-art technology to treat complex pathology, trained personnel, up close and with a human gaze.
With the community of Pilar, Achwal expressed: “Today is a day that will forever be etched in our history and our hearts. Today is the city of Pilar’s dream come true, and it is thanks to the many neighbors who have supported this dream.” Struggled. For thirty years people dreamed of this hospital, promised many times and did not deliver, today we are making it a reality. We did it in a professional manner, considering that our healthcare system lacks high complexity We treat health as a right and when we create something for our people, we do it with the best quality that exists.
Meanwhile, Katopodis said: “It is a matter of pride for this hospital to live up to the expectations of the people of Pilar. Achwal makes it very clear how this city thinks, with more development, with work and with care, With a state that takes care every day that no one is left behind.
Similarly, Kisilof said: “It is a historic day that we will never forget. It is one of the most beautiful hospitals in the province, it marks the quality that public health should have. Schools, hospitals in Pilar They weren’t. Federico didn’t give up, he worked with each ministry to make it a reality.” And he added: “I ask the people of Pilar who fought for this to fight for everything that is missing. This hospital, these actions, are an extension of rights. It fills us with pride that more health There’s more education.”
The Central Hospital of Pilar, highly complex and emergency, is thus integrated into the municipal health system. It has 24-hour hemodynamics services for the treatment of heart attack, which is the main cause of death among people of all ages. It will also have a stroke unit, which will help to rapidly treat the pathology that is the main cause of disability among young people; 24-hour neurosurgery; and the only plasmapheresis machine in the provincial public system, a fundamental tool in the treatment of autoimmune diseases. Also notable is the inclusion of a blood multifilter for multiple pathologies within the hemodynamics system, which allows for 4 different treatments, with which a complete and complex response and treatment can be given to any patient, which It is needed.
But above all, the hospital has experienced human resources, with permanent updates, and, above all, with a sympathetic eye for the patient. It also has an emergency service, guards, shock room for emergencies, spontaneous demand, intensive and intermediate therapy, coronary unit, medical clinic care, electrophysiology, neurohemodynamics, dialysis service, tomography, ultrasound, X-ray and Dr. surgery . Service 24 hours, 76 beds and 12 doctor’s offices, among other benefits.
The nation’s Minister of Health, Carla Vizzotti, was also in attendance; Deputy Chief of Staff, Juan Manuel Olmos; and Nicholas Krepluk, the province’s health minister.
Finally, with a community that was present to participate in this historic day, Achwal expressed: “For things like this, it is worth dreaming and working for every day. We look forward to changing Pilar’s life. We are going to do a lot more to make such dreams a reality.
