The Community of Madrid will build three new health centers using industrialized systems
The Community of Madrid has recently announced the awarding of a new project to improve the region's healthcare infrastructure. The regional government has selected the joint venture (UTE) formed by ASCH and TMR for the construction of three new Primary Care centers.
These health centers will be strategically located in three key points of the community: the city of Madrid, Alcorcón, and Rivas-Vaciamadrid. The main objective of this initiative is to strengthen the public health network and reduce waiting times for patients residing in these high-density population areas.
One of the most notable features of this project is the use of industrialized construction systems. Unlike traditional construction, this method allows for a large part of the structure to be manufactured in factories before being transported to the site. This technique is known for being faster, more efficient, and more sustainable, which will allow the centers to be operational in a shorter period of time.
With this award, the Madrid government seeks to modernize its healthcare facilities and respond to the needs of the residents. It is expected that the implementation of these new infrastructures will significantly improve the quality of care services in the selected municipalities.