Buena Vista Sinaloa I.A.P. It serves people with limited economic resources with the same opportunities for prevention, diagnosis, treatment and rehabilitation of eye diseases as top-level institutions to prevent blindness and provide quality of life. It is located on Paliza Avenue 118 South, one block from Obregón Avenue.
Services of Buena Vista Sinaloa, I.A.P.
Ophthalmological Consultation services, Study Office, Surgeries, Culture Talk on the Prevention of Eye Diseases and Free Extra Muros Consultation are offered.
Dr. Efraín Romo Santos, an ophthalmologist with a specialty in retina, founded this institution on December 6, 1996.
Buena Vista Sinaloa, I.A.P. It began as a Civil Association, and was transformed in November 2005 into a Private Assistance Institution, belonging to the Private Assistance Board of the State of Sinaloa.
Currently, the institution serves almost 9,000 people a year in different municipalities of
the State of Sinaloa and the states of Durango, Nayarit, Sonora and Baja California Sur.
Causes of diseases
The causes of eye diseases are multifactorial in Mexico, the causes can be: congenital, environmental, hygiene, age-related diseases and accidents. Three out of four school failures are related to poor vision. Buena Vista Sinaloa is a success story of citizen participation, which motivates us to follow their example to help the most unprotected people in our society.
Book Release
On November 18, 2022, Dr. Efraín Romo Santos presented his book titled “La
Oftalmología en la Universidad Autónoma de Sinaloa” in the gardens of the Civil
Hospital of Culiacán.
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How this Virtual Tour was mad
The photographs outside Buena Vista Sinaloa I.A.P. I made them in the “Blue hour”. In reality it is not an hour, but only lasts a few minutes, when the sun crosses the horizon in the afternoon, generating light with very beautiful blue and magenta tones. It is at this momentwhen the artificial lights of the buildings and flying buttresses stand out a lot and the sky is truly impressive in its color.
Dr. Efraín Romo Santos
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English translation made by Karely Guadalupe Padilla Verdugo, student at PrepaTec Campus Sinaloa. Tecnológico de Monterrey
