Over the years, medical advances and technological progress have achieved a great deal, in terms of extending people’s life spans. Today, even serious illness which were once considered death sentences can be cured or at least, controlled. However, as people’s bodies get stronger and better at surviving physical diseases, one can’t help but notice that the mental problems seem to be increasing – not only with the elderly, but among children as well. We at Protacio Hospital have decided to address the issue.

At the new Progress Center, our commitment to addressing a diverse array of neurological conditions remains unwavering. From pediatric cases involving developmental hindrances such as movement and learning disorders to the challenges posed by cognitive, memory, and psychological disorders in the elderly population, our comprehensive approach aims not just at symptom alleviation but at facilitating a complete and rewarding life for patients and their families.

Understanding the profound impact of neurological afflictions on individuals, we strive to reintegrate those facing cognitive decline into the productive fabric of society. The overarching goal is to restore functionality and contribute to the overall well-being of individuals navigating the complexities of neurological challenges.

In our pursuit of holistic care, we recognize that mental well-being is integral to the overall health of an individual. Thus, as part of our commitment to enhancing the quality of life, we acknowledge the importance of activities that engage and stimulate the mind. This extends beyond traditional healthcare to encompass a broader spectrum of experiences that contribute to mental well-being.