The Provincial Health Authority of Messina announces an ambitious organizational plan for the construction of works with a total value of approx 12 million eurosfinanced by PNRR And from the ASP, intended for the Fogliani hospital in Milazzo. These interventions will revolutionize the structure of the hospital, making it more modern and efficient.
Today, an operational meeting was held at the‘Fogliani hospital in Milazzoin the presence of the main health and administrative authorities, including the Director General of the ASP, Giuseppe Cuccì, the administrative director of the ASP, Giancarlo Niuttathe health director of Milazzo, Antonio Gialanzathe administrative director of the hospital, Cinzia Oteriand the Director of the Uoc Technical Office, Salvatore Trifiletti. This morning, the full -bodied interventions were discussed that will be started in the coming months to improve the general structure of the hospital.
Among the planned interventions, the project “Safe hospital“With the value of approximately 4.5 million euros, which focuses on the safety and seismic adaptation of the hospital. In addition, a new intensive care will be carried out for a value of 5 million euros and the completion of the provisional emergency room for about 2.1 million euros, all financed through PNRR funds and to be completed by March 2026. An investment of 150 thousand euros is also provided for the construction of a company car park, financed by Provincial.
To allow the continuity of health services during the works, other areas of the hospital will be used in Milazzo, while some departments and services will be temporarily transferred to Barcellona Pozzo di Gotto.
During the operational meeting held at the Fogliani hospital in Milazzo, the general manager of the ASP, Giuseppe Cuccì, said: “We are engaged in a modernization and enhancement project of our hospital structure, which represents a crucial step to provide a safer and more efficient environment for both our patients and for staff. These works, financed by PNRR and ASP, demonstrate our commitment to guarantee quality health care, even in complex circumstances“.
Cuccì added: “During the execution of the works, we will face many challenges, but we will make sure that the essential services are maintained, minimizing the interruptions for our patients. The ‘safe hospital’ project is particularly important, since it implies a significant improvement in our response skills in case of seismic events and other emergencies.”
Finally, he underlined: “We are determined to complete the early stages of this intervention by 31 December 2025 and it will be possible to divide this first intervention by safe hospital in four to do. Our priority remains the protection and well -being of patients who rely on the care of the Milazzo hospital.”
These statements reflect the commitment of the management in transforming the hospital into a cutting -edge structure, capable of effectively responding to the health needs of the community. Finally, the administrative director Giancarlo Niutta stressed: “This project represents a fundamental investment in the future of our health community. Our main challenge will be to make sure that the improvement process takes place with the slightest possible interruption for staff and for citizens. We are ready to coordinate resources and activities to ensure that the hospital continues to operate effectively throughout the work period.”