Centro de Salud Rural de 2 Nucleos Basicos

Calle Independencia, #75, Villa de Tamazulápam del Progreso

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Operated by

Servicios de Salud IMSS Bienestar

Level of care

Primary care

Urbano de 02 núcleos básicos

Operating since 1962

Who can be treated here?

IMSS Bienestar treats people who have no social-security cover — anyone not affiliated to IMSS, to ISSSTE or to another scheme.

Cost

The institution states that its services are public, universal and free of charge, medicines included.

What to bring

You are invited to register when you arrive. Registration asks for your CURP, an email address, the town you live in and a photograph.

Source: IMSS Bienestar (imssbienestar.gob.mx), read on 4 August 2026

About Centro de Salud Rural de 2 Nucleos Basicos

Centro de Salud Rural de 2 Nucleos Basicos is a clinic in Villa de Tamazulápam del Progreso. There are 18 other clinics in Villa de Tamazulápam del Progreso in this directory, and a selection of them appears further down.

Services and facilities

consulting rooms

From the Ministry of Health's inventory of health resources (2024).

Contact

Phone

+52 953 533 0027

Address

Calle Independencia, #75, Villa de Tamazulápam del Progreso

Independencia no.75 barrio san francisco

Location

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Frequently asked questions

What is the phone number of Centro de Salud Rural de 2 Nucleos Basicos?

The phone number of Centro de Salud Rural de 2 Nucleos Basicos is +52 953 533 0027.

Where is Centro de Salud Rural de 2 Nucleos Basicos located?

Centro de Salud Rural de 2 Nucleos Basicos is located at Calle Independencia, #75, Villa de Tamazulápam del Progreso.

Do I need to be a member to be seen at Centro de Salud Rural de 2 Nucleos Basicos?

IMSS Bienestar treats people who have no social-security cover — anyone not affiliated to IMSS, to ISSSTE or to another scheme.

How much does care at Centro de Salud Rural de 2 Nucleos Basicos cost?

The institution states that its services are public, universal and free of charge, medicines included. You are invited to register when you arrive. Registration asks for your CURP, an email address, the town you live in and a photograph.