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More than 7 thousand members of the Army will have access to oncological services at the IREN Centro *Care will be provided at no cost to both active and retired officers and their families. The Regional Institute of Neoplastic Diseases of the Center (IREN Centro) and the Institution for the Administration of Health Assurance Funds of the Peruvian Army (IAFAS) signed a transcendental agreement to improve access to quality oncological services for more than 7,000 members of the Army in the central region. Maj. Alexander Chavez Huamani, general director of IREN Centro, highlighted that this alliance is a step towards the consolidation of a comprehensive care network that guarantees timely diagnoses and treatments.
Colonel EP. Carlos Zorrilla Nolasco, executive director of IAFAS EP, expressed his pride in pointing out that this agreement represents a joint effort that symbolizes our determination to improve the quality of life of our insured and their families. He added that both active and retired officers will benefit from specialized services, promoting early diagnoses and effective treatments.
For her part, Lisette Ruiz Rivera, regional manager of Social Development, stressed the importance of inter-institutional collaboration to strengthen the governance that the governor of Junin, Econ. Zosimo Cardenas Muje, has been promoting to provide greater coverage to more people and fight cancer. It is a key step to continue joining forces and strengthening institutionality, she said.
Ps. Isamar Romero Lopez, head of the Public and Private Insurance Unit of IREN Centro, highlighted the importance of the agreement by thanking her team and stating that Today we mark a milestone in the collaboration that will allow us to share resources and knowledge for efficient comprehensive medical care. Her emotion reflected the commitment of the entire team to this new stage.
Major EP. Miguel Gutarra Checa, head of agreements at IAFA, closed with a toast, emphasizing the relevance of the alliance and its impact on the provision of services to members. Together for health and the country, he said, symbolizing the union of efforts for the benefit of the military community.
Fact: This agreement is added to other agreements that IREN Centro has previously signed, including care for more than 23,000 SaludPol beneficiaries and collaboration with Essalud for advanced procedures such as radiotherapy and brachytherapy, said the person responsible for agreements of the Public and Private Insurance Unit, CD. Nilton Aliaga Armas.
