The government of Ecuador has announced that the Sagrado Corazón de Jesús Hospital in Quevedo, part of the Ministry of Public Health’s hospital network, has recorded 498 births. The announcement highlights ongoing efforts to strengthen the national health system and ensure hospitals have necessary resources to provide comprehensive care.
According to officials, the hospital offers a specialized neonatal area equipped with modern technology and advanced cribs for immediate evaluation and care of newborns. The medical and nursing staff are described as highly trained.
Vice President María José Pinto has emphasized her support for comprehensive child care programs and assistance for mothers. She continues to promote initiatives aimed at ensuring optimal conditions for newborns.
Families in Quevedo reportedly place their trust in the hospital, citing its commitment to providing dignified treatment. Vanessa Toscano, a mother who recently gave birth at the facility, shared: “Since I arrived at the hospital I felt accompanied and safe. My baby was attended immediately in Neonatology, with much affection. I am very grateful to all the staff for the human warmth they provided us.”
Alex Gómez Rodríguez, director of Sagrado Corazón de Jesús Hospital, commented on the significance of each birth: “We have a committed team and a Neonatology area prepared to provide specialized care. We continue working to offer dignified, safe, and humane services.”
Government officials state that these measures reaffirm their commitment to prioritizing maternal and child health.
