Overview
- At a headquarters ceremony, Director Zoé Robledo said the institute is in one of its most significant periods of growth in infrastructure, personnel and social coverage.
- He reported more than 5,000 new hospital beds since 2019, compared with roughly 4,300 added in the prior 36 years, with a projection to double the recent increase by 2030.
- Robledo said IMSS now serves nearly 400,000 independent workers, seasonal agricultural workers and families of Mexicans employed in the United States.
- The institute is advancing direct-provision Centers for Education and Childcare and introducing technological innovations in medical services.
- Union leader Rafael Olivos emphasized progress toward health universalization and urged continued strengthening of the institution.