Mérida to get a new hospital to replace the 115-year-old O’Horán

Mérida to get a new hospital to replace the 115-year-old O’Horán

Mérida is set to get a new hospital to replace its over 100-year-old Augusto O’Horán medical center. The much-needed hospital will be built with both state and federal funds. The exact location of the new hospital is yet to be disclosed but authorities have mentioned that it would be built in Mérida’s south near the…

Children’s hospital in jeopardy as support dries up

Children’s hospital in jeopardy as support dries up

Yucatán’s CRIT children’s hospital faces serious cutbacks due to budget shortfalls resulting from a dramatic decrease in donations and public funds.  The hospital, run by Fundación Teletón, relies on private donations and funding from the Yucatán state government, both of which have diminished drastically. “When initially examining the viability of the CRIT Yucatán, state authorities…

It’s always better to be over prepared when it comes to COVID-19, says Governor

It’s always better to be over prepared when it comes to COVID-19, says Governor

Yucatán’s state government has already invested over 44 million MXP in the construction of two new emergency COVID-19 hospitals. “We are not expecting another major surge of COVID-19 patients, but if it comes, we must be prepared,” said Yucatán Gov. Mauricio Vila Dorsal. The first of these emergency hospitals was set up in Mérdia’s Siglo…

Shriners Hospital reaches children in remote parts of Yucatán, for free

Shriners Hospital reaches children in remote parts of Yucatán, for free

Shriners Hospital in Mexico City is offering free care to children in Yucatán using telemedicine technologies. Mexico City-based doctors are treating up to 20 minors a day, mostly for orthopedic treatments and burn injuries. Telemedicine is the distribution of health services and information via electronic and telecommunication technologies. Shriners is expanding its free telemedicine services…

8th coronavirus death as temporary hospital reportedly rises in Valladolid

8th coronavirus death as temporary hospital reportedly rises in Valladolid

Saturday’s COVID-19 death was a first for the colonial city of Valladolid, said Mayor Enrique Ayora Sosa. The victim was a 68-year-old man who had been hospitalized and had obesity as a complicating condition. In the same city work has apparently begun on a temporary hospital, under an inflatable tent, that would accommodate coronavirus patients….

Yucatan seen as medical capital of southeastern Mexico and Central America

Yucatan seen as medical capital of southeastern Mexico and Central America

Merida, Yucatan — With the opening of the Faro del Mayab Hospital, Yucatan the center of quality medical services in southeastern Mexico and Central America, Gov. Mauricio Vila Dosal said Friday during the inauguration of the modern nine-story facility. “Today, from Puebla to Panama, Yucatan has established itself as the place where people come to…

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