Unimed Vitoria Takes a historic step: Next Friday (24), at 9 a.m., the groundbreaking for services at the Advanced Unit (SUA) will be laid in Sierra. The space, a modern health complex, represents a new model for collaborative business: it will be the first project undertaken by Holding Unimed Vitória.
“It is a milestone in our history. It will enhance and enhance the collaboration, as well as create about 150 jobs for our members and 280 vacancies for health professionals from other regions. This concept of advanced unit and integrated services is new and we have chosen Serra, at this first moment, to better serve the users of the region and expanding our portfolio of beneficiaries, following the growth of the city”, explains the CEO of Unimed Victoria, Fernando Ronchi.
The advanced unit will have 7,500 square meters of built-up area and the capacity to carry out up to 30 thousand services / month. space will be Emergency care for adults and children, oncology unit, laboratory unit and basic diagnostics unit – which will be able to provide services such as mammography and MRI, among others. In addition, it will function as a day hospital to perform small procedures. Unimed Personal and Viver Bem Unimed services, which are already in the city, will be expanded and will also be located in the new space.
The construction of the unit will be carried out in phases and fully planned in order to facilitate patient access to all services. The project will be horizontal, with a preference for future expansions.
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