Punto Fijo, Falcón, April 15, 2026 — With the goal of continuing to bring healthcare to every corner of Venezuela, Venemergencia announced the addition of the Paraguaná Polyclinic to its Urgent Care Partner Network. With this partnership, there are now 13 clinics comprising this national network, which was created with a clear goal: to provide Venezuelans with greater access to healthcare. By integrating this center, residents of Punto Fijo now have access to a care model designed to address urgent needs quickly, avoiding the long waits typical of traditional hospital ERs.
The Paraguaná Polyclinic, located in the Caja de Agua neighborhood, features state-of-the-art facilities that include two fully equipped examination rooms, two pediatric cubicles, four adult cubicles, a trauma and shock area, and a cast room. With the comfort of every family in mind, the facility offers restrooms adapted for patients with disabilities and family waiting areas, reaffirming a commitment to excellence with a deep sense of social responsibility.
Likewise, this partnership aims to alleviate the burden on the local healthcare system by offering quality services in a safe environment. In this regard, the opening ceremony featured a special meeting where Alejandro Borges, Manager of Urgent Care, and Gleimy Miranda, Commercial Director of Venemergencia, shared details of the care model with the sector.The event brought together the area’s leading insurance companies and nearly 40 intermediaries, whose support and participation made this day a gathering for the professionals who care for the well-being of the people of Falcón.
“We have a facility equipped to provide care with excellence and a sense of social responsibility. It is very moving for us to welcome this project, which is being carried out in partnership with Venemergencia for the well-being of our people,” stated Dr. Miguel Piña, director of the Paraguaná Polyclinic.
This partnership brings together insurers, brokers, and doctors with a single goal: patient well-being. In this regard, the spokesperson for Venemergencia emphasized that this value-based care model aims to make the system more efficient for everyone, allowing more people to access reliable healthcare services at lower costs.
Dr. Andrés Simón González-Silén, founding partner and CEO of Venemergencia, stated: “My dream for the past 22 years has been to provide better access to healthcare for all Venezuelans, and being here in Falcón is another step toward helping the system understand that, with greater access and better solutions, we all win—but above all, the patient wins.”
Finally, this achievement reinforces Venemergencia’s commitment to continuing to transform healthcare in the country, always putting people at the center of every decision. The organization will continue working so that more Venezuelan families feel the support of a network that truly cares for them.
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