He thanked the Municipality and CAMCEL for support.
One of the last public actions of the Director of the Cerro Largo Primary Health Care Network was the signing of the inter-institutional agreement for health complementation that was signed in the Session Room of the Municipality within the framework of the Summer 2025 Plan in Lago Merín .
Beyond highlighting the central aspects of a checkpoint guard service that is provided 7 days a week in the main spa of the department, the leader thanked the support he has received during his management from several institutions, including the Municipality and the mutual fund CAMCEL.
“This is the last time that I sign the Laguna Merín agreement as Director of the RAP, so nobility obliges and I have to thank two institutions that without their support, especially one, the operation of the RAP would not have been possible.” been the right one” he began by saying Dr. Jonathan Milan.
“One of those institutions is the Departmental Administration of Cerro Largo” he remarked. “The population, the users, do not know but the Municipality contributes a lot to the Primary Health Care Network, from human resources to material resources. The Polyclinics are almost all of the Municipality and the Municipalities. “We rely a lot on their labor with the materials that we provide for the maintenance of those premises” reported.
“The operation itself of the RAP and the polyclinics, without the support of the Municipality, would be very complicated” assured its Director in a press conference. “Nobility obliges, thank you, in these 5 years we had the support of the Municipality. Furthermore, we know that it will continue to be this way because it is an institutional policy, it is not something that is from now, from this period, but rather it is something that comes from before and will continue.” said.
“The other institution we want to thank is CAMCEL” he pointed out. “CAMCEL whenever a polyclinic has had a problem, we have turned to CAMCEL and they have always been very willing to give us a hand” stood out.
“We have two agreements that without CAMCEL it would not be possible to have an Emergency Door in Villa Isidoro Noblía and an Emergency Door in Tupambaé” he stated. “People, users, have to know that. In the towns, the agreement and complementarity are very important, therefore in the name of the RAP, thanks to CAMCEL also for the hand it has given us. We pick up the phone and they are always there available” assessed Dr. Jonathan Milan, Director of the Cerro Largo Primary Health Care Network.
