Bolivarian Government rehabilitated Palo Negro Popular Clinic for the benefit of the inhabitants of Aragua
Photo: Ministry of Health
Published at: 19/10/2026 11:02 AM
The Bolivarian Government, through the Ministry of Popular Power for Health (MinSalud), rehabilitated the Palo Negro Type II Popular Clinic and the Mamá Eugenia Birthing Room located in the 10 de Diciembre La Pica sector of the Libertador municipality of the state of Aragua.
According to a press release from the Health portfolio, these newly equipped spaces will provide free and quality medical care for 46,240 families. In addition, according to the above-mentioned text, with this improvement plan, the authorities plan to guarantee monthly coverage of more than 4,900 treatments in various medical specialties.
The refurbishment work included the opening of a separate entrance for the obstetric emergency, as well as the repair of drywall walls and ceilings.
In addition, the infrastructure team applied epoxy paint to surgical areas and sanitary floors, renovated the interior and exterior paint, and replaced 70 luminaires between LED lamps and headlights.
The project included complete air conditioning through the installation of three five-ton air conditioners, the replacement of sanitary parts and the renovation of facades and ornaments. To provide the space, the institution added medical equipment that includes stop cars, blood pressure monitors, wheelchairs, clinical beds and tables for patients.
A contingent made up of 29 doctors, 68 nurses, 3 vaccinators and administrative and general service staff guarantees the uninterrupted operation of the healthcare center.
In addition to 24-hour emergency and immunization services, the clinic offers consultations in pediatrics, gynecology, general medicine, dentistry, psychology, psychiatry and occupational health.
Mazo News Team