Teresópolis UPA works are progressing and delivery is scheduled for 2026 Disclosure The City of Teresópolis, in the Serrana Region of Rio, released an update on the renovation and expansion works of the municipality's Emergency Care Unit (UPA). According to the Municipal Health Department, the unit is undergoing a modernization process that includes structural improvements, expansion of spaces and renovation of equipment. According to the city hall, the Yellow and Red rooms, intended for the care of patients in more serious conditions, will have their capacity increased by 50%. The project also foresees the creation of new environments, with the construction of dormitories, administrative rooms, storage rooms, an area for generators and four shelters for ambulances. The work also includes the implementation of a specific space to care for patients with Alcohol Withdrawal Syndrome (ASA) and the revitalization of the unit's facade. 📱 Follow the g1 Região Serrana channel on WhatsApp. Now on g1 In the external area, there are plans to remodel the parking lot, improve lighting and revitalize the area around the UPA. Inside, the unit will receive new equipment, furniture and a new reception, with the aim of offering more comfort to patients and companions. According to the Department of Health, the entire air conditioning system will be replaced, with the installation of air conditioning units in all environments. The structure will also undergo reinforcements, with the installation of marine plywood flooring, a material recommended for areas subject to humidity, in addition to the installation of new vinyl flooring. To g1, the municipal secretary of Health, Fábio Gallote, informed that the work is expected to be completed and the unit reopened between the months of September and December this year. READ ALSO: Teresópolis promotes training for artists on resources from the Aldir Blanc Law Book about conductor Deoclécio Damasceno will be launched this Wednesday in Petrópolis Court fines State R$30,000 for delay in implementing DEAM in Petrópolis