Clinaltec ranked 21st in Technology, 22nd in Telemedicine, and 31st in Knowledge among more than 100 institutions in Latin America, in its first participation in the IntelLat Ranking.
More than a medical appointment: priority care, personalized support, preventive programs, and financing alternatives to facilitate access to health services.
Clinaltec was one of the three clinics in Ibagué honored with the Combeima Order for its contribution to the development of Tolima.
The Departmental Assembly of Tolima recognized Clinaltec for its contribution to the medical and social development of the department.
The Mayor's Office of Ibagué honored Clinaltec for its contribution to the health of the people of Tolima and for the creation of the department's first Bone Marrow Transplant Unit.
Clinaltec launched in Ibagué Tolima's first bone marrow transplant unit, a service that prevents patients with leukemia, lymphoma, and myeloma from having to travel to other cities for treatment.
The Health Care Without Harm team for Latin America toured the facilities of Clinaltec in Ibagué and learned about its water resource management.
The unit integrates cardiology, cardiovascular surgery, hemodynamics, and ECMO support at the Ibagué location.
One year after Tolima's first bone marrow transplant, Clinaltec extended the service to children and adolescents with hematological diseases.
The tripartite agreement seeks to transform the Federico Lleras Acosta Hospital into a university hospital and train oncology specialists in the department.
