Joya Puerto Vallarta Hospital present at the 2nd Annual TecSalud Network Meeting

As part of its commitment to the continuous improvement of medical care and innovation in health, Joya Puerto Vallarta Hospital took part in the 2nd Annual Meeting of TecSalud Network, a network that brings together 15 hospitals from across the country to share knowledge, strengthen collaboration and raise the standards of private medicine in Mexico.

Representing Joya Hospital were Mr. Jesús Flores, Director of Joya Marina Hospital; Dr. Frida Andrea Zaragoza, Medical Director; and Dr. Alejandro Gaitán, head of Teaching at the Hospital.

During the meeting, participants had the opportunity to talk with national health leaders, including:

Dr. Guillermo Torre Amione, Rector of the TecSalud System
Ms. Cindy Rangel, Director of Hospital Relations
Dr. René Gómez, ECMO Program Leader and President of ELSO Latin America
Dr. Jorge Azpiri, Director of Development and Expansion Projects at TecSalud

The forum addressed the main challenges and trends in the sector, as well as new strategies to strengthen the quality, efficiency and humanization of private medical services.

“Only by building bridges between institutions is it possible to raise care standards,” highlighted Dr. Azpiri.

The meeting included sessions on leadership and medical talent management, highlighting the participation of Alejandro Hütt, City Manager of the FIFA Monterrey venue for the 2026 World Cup, who shared his experience on the collaborative work behind major international projects.

“Every project with purpose grows when there is teamwork, trust and shared vision,” he noted.

A network that transforms healthcare in Mexico
Since its creation in 2022, TecSalud Network has consolidated a medical-administrative model that promotes continuous training, specialized advice and the implementation of good practices under the pillars of academia, research and clinical excellence.

Through this network, Joya Hospital reaffirms its commitment to innovation, quality and collaboration, contributing to the development of a more human, efficient and connected medical ecosystem for the benefit of patients and the future of healthcare in Mexico.Leave a reply