Work is currently underway to establish a family health unit in Cardillium, Torres Novas, with an investment of approximately 2 million euros and an implementation period of 550 days. The intervention is 100% funded under the Recovery and Resilience Plan. In a recent post on Facebook, the municipality of Torrejana stated that “the building will feature a double wing of monitoring and consulting offices that will be arranged parallel to Xanana de Gusmão Street and the other perpendicular to the previous wing.” It consists of a simple wing of a corridor that gives access to offices and treatment rooms, while a second corridor with restricted access to employees and health agents integrates all the cubicles and support cells, as well as social facilities for employees.
“The entire design will respond to accessibility requirements for people with limited mobility, and has incorporated passive solutions to respond to the building’s thermal comfort, lighting conditions and energy efficiency, as well as adaptive constructive solutions in terms of thermal and acoustic insulation,” he adds. Same text. “With regard to parking, the capacity is scheduled to reach 67 spaces, 3 of which are designated for people with limited mobility, which are located in the area closest to the entrance, and two parking spaces designated exclusively for ambulances, in addition to the reserve. “A place to stop when maneuvering patients in and out,” promotes the municipality of Torres Novas.
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