The María Trinidad Sánchez province will have a modern third-level clinic, the Dr. José Bello Clinic, which aims to strengthen medical care in the country’s Northeast. With an investment of around $2,000 million, this hospital infrastructure will be built on 16,700 square meters of construction and will have 80 hospitalization beds, 16 intensive care beds, 26 emergency positions, and specialized surgical areas.
The Dr. Abel Bello, promoter of the project, highlighted that the initiative arises from the commitment to bring quality medical services to the communities of the Northeast, where families face expenses and uncertainty when traveling to obtain specialized care. “For too long, thousands of families from the Northeast have had to transfer to Santo Domingo, Santiago, and other cities to receive diagnoses, specialized treatments, or complex medical care”, expressed Bello.
Medical Care Capacity
The hospital center will bear the name of Dr. José Bello, the first pediatrician of Nagua, and will have technology for specialized diagnostics. The doctor explained that the new center aims to complement and strengthen the existing sanitary offer, through modern installations and services that will expand the region’s medical care capacity. “We are not coming to displace any institution or to compete with anyone’s progress. We are coming to complement, strengthen, and expand the medical care capacity of our entire region”, he stated.
Homage to the First Pediatrician of Nagua
The Dr. José Bello Clinic will bear the name of Dr. José Avenhamet Bello Guzmán, who dedicated over 40 years to the practice of medicine and is remembered as the first pediatrician of Nagua who attended generations of children and families. His son, Dr. Abel Bello, explained that the construction of the center represents much more than an investment in sanitary infrastructure, “it constitutes a homage to the service vocation and the human commitment that characterized his father”.
Economic Impulse and Development for the Northeast
The investment represents an opportunity to dynamize the local economy and strengthen Nagua as a center for the provision of medical services to the communities of María Trinidad Sánchez and neighboring provinces.
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