Numerous sources confirmed the report of broadcaster and columnist Louis Longheni. In addition to operating in the hospital, Unimed Santa Catarina also controls Unimed Concrdia itself, which is now coordinated by Technical Director Maurcio Cevey
According to Cervi, in an interview with the radio this Thursday, more than 20 units of Unimed do Estado embraced the idea of completing the work and united to take on the work.
Construction began to resume this week. According to the sources heard by the report, it may take eight to ten months to complete the work. Officially, however, the company does not give a deadline for the work, but wants to finish it as soon as possible. The investments used by Unimed Concrdia have so far exceeded R$50 million.
Following requests from the UNAMID advisory radio report, the information was confirmed. On the morning of Thursday, the 13th, the company published a note confirming the resumption of work with the aim of promoting Unimed Concrdia.
According to the information collected by the station team, the completion of the work will cost the treasury of the unified Santa Catarina Federation approximately 60 million Brazilian reais. Altogether, the work will cost R$110 million. The work has stopped since the end of 2021 due to some problems such as lack of resources.
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Unimed Concrdia began the process of restructuring, joining the Unimeds Consortium in all of Santa Catarina, doubling its capacity to:
Completion of work at Unimed Hospital in Concordia, realization of this very important project, the desire and need of clients, collaborating physicians and the community of the area.
Increased ability to invest in improvements and installation of own resources.
Ensure quality customer service is maintained with the strength and 50 years of experience of Unimed in the country.
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