Problems at Amadora-Sintra hospital will not be resolved in the short term, says Director of SNS
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Problems at Amadora-Sintra hospital will not be resolved in the short term, says Director of SNS

Correio da Manhã3 September 2026 at 14:40

Hospital Amadora-Sintra faces problems that will not be resolved in the short term, according to the Director of SNS, Álvaro Almeida. The situation at the health unit has generated concern regarding the quality of services provided.

Álvaro Almeida awaits that the new board of directors of the health unit will manage to stabilize and reinforce the professional teams. The reorganization of the emergency service is one of the priorities identified to minimize existing problems.

The Director of SNS acknowledges that the difficulties faced by the hospital are complex and require time to be overcome. The stabilization of teams and the reorganization of services are seen as fundamental steps to improve the situation.

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