Policlínico Ferroviario Central, Railway medical center in Retiro, Buenos Aires, Argentina.
Policlínico Ferroviario Central is a nine-story medical building located in Retiro that housed patient beds and numerous treatment facilities across its floors. The structure was designed to provide comprehensive healthcare services and support for various medical specialties.
The facility was founded in 1954 by two major railway unions to serve workers and their families. It closed in 1999 following changes to the railway industry brought about by privatization.
The building was once a hub for medical education in Buenos Aires, attracting professionals from across the region. It reflected how much railway workers valued access to healthcare for their communities.
The building is located in the Retiro district and is accessible by several bus lines. Visitors can reach it easily since it is well connected to other areas of the city.
The building was an early adopter of advanced medical equipment for complex procedures. It played a role in bringing newer medical technologies to the region during its operating years.
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