Seismic Upgrade to San Ginesio RSA Promises Continued Care During Construction
A major reconstruction project is underway at the San Ginesio RSA, ensuring elderly residents continue to receive vital healthcare services throughout the process.
- A 7.4 million euro project will seismically upgrade the San Ginesio RSA.
- The facility will ultimately house 39 beds across three levels, offering both protected and healthcare residences.
- Healthcare activities in one section of the RSA will continue uninterrupted during construction.
- Officials emphasize the project’s importance for regional healthcare and economic revitalization.
Construction has begun on a significant upgrade to the San Ginesio RSA (Residenza Sanitaria Assistenziale), a residential healthcare facility, with a focus on seismic adaptation and improvements. The project, representing a 7.4 million euro investment, aims to modernize the structure and ensure the safety of it’s residents. The work will focus on bodies B and C of the building, while maintaining full operation of services in block A.
A Three-Level Facility Designed for Thorough Care
The renovated RSA will feature 39 beds distributed across three levels. The ground floor will house common services and logistical functions. The first floor will be dedicated to a protected residence for the elderly, with 19 beds, alongside clinics and rehabilitation spaces, including individual physiotherapy rooms. The second floor will provide a healthcare residence for those requiring more intensive care, accommodating 20 non-self-sufficient elderly individuals.
Several dignitaries were present at the start of the construction, including the President of the Region, Francesco Acquaroli, Regional Councilors Francesco Baldelli and Paolo Calcinaro, the Mayor of San Ginesio, Giuliano Ciabocco, and Remarkable Commissioner for Reconstruction, guido Castelli.Senator Elena Leonardi, undersecretary Silvia Luconi, and regional councilor Renzo Marinelli also attended.
“the start of this construction site in San Ginesio represents a tangible sign of the reconstruction that is progressing and the restoration of a essential service for the entire area,” President Acquaroli stated. “In a context marked by a longer-lived population and an increase in chronic conditions, RSAs become an essential tool for guaranteeing a future perspective for our internal areas, allowing elderly people to remain connected to their roots. With an investment of over 7 million euros, not only are we reopening a structure damaged by the earthquake, but we are strengthening local healthcare with
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