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The initiative is part of the municipality's actions to expand the offer of exams, consultations with specialists and other health procedures, aiming for more agile and appropriate service to the needs of the population.
São José dos Campos expands the offer of diagnostic imaging exams with the arrival of a mobile magnetic resonance unit. The equipment begins providing services at the Youth Center, in Jardim América, and will remain there for two months.
The unit will operate every day, including weekends and holidays. From Monday to Friday, services will be held from 7:20 am to 7:00 pm. On Saturdays, from 7:20 am to 6:00 pm, and on Sundays, from 8:40 am to 4:30 pm.
The initiative aims to expand access to the exam and contribute to reducing waiting times, allowing greater agility in investigating diagnoses and forwarding treatments for patients in the municipal network.
The arrival of the so-called “Ressomóvel” is part of the actions adopted by the municipality to expand the offer of exams, consultations with specialists and other health procedures, seeking to offer increasingly agile and appropriate care to the needs of the population.

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