After 14 months of construction, the emergency room at Instituto Dante Pazzanese will reopen for cardiological emergencies in SP

The emergency room at the Instituto Dante Pazzanese de Cardiologia, a national reference in the treatment of heart diseases, will reopen this Tuesday (10), after around 14 months of modernization works. The delivery of the equipment, located in Vila Mariana, South Zone of São Paulo, will be made by governor Tarcísio de Freitas (Republicans), in his first public agenda after the second round of elections.

Closed for renovations since August last year, the emergency room underwent the biggest structural intervention since the hospital opened in 1954. At the time, the state government reported that the works would last around 12 months. During the closure period, emergency care was distributed to Emergency Care Units (UPAs) in the region.

According to the São Paulo government, the structure occupies an area of ​​1,700 square meters and includes 20 intensive care beds, 12 observation beds for adults, three pediatric beds and three emergency beds. The space will also have a screening room for risk classification, new areas for exams and individualized environments in the ICU.