WORLD NEWS – PERU: The spirit of resilience and life-saving innovation shines brightly in Peru as the country surpasses an incredible milestone of over 210 organ transplants in just the first half of 2025. The Hospital Perú stands at the forefront of this transformation, dedicating its resources to restoring hope and vitality to countless Peruvians in need of critical medical interventions.
Among the remarkable achievements is the high volume of heart transplants performed at INCOR, with 126 surgeries conducted, significantly impacting young lives with 15 of those procedures carried out on children. In a nation grappling with chronic illnesses, these heart transplants are not simply operations—they breathe life into patients, giving each heartbeat renewed significance.
The commitment to health doesn’t stop at surgical procedures. The hospital has effectively managed over 178,000 consultations aimed at preventing and controlling diabetes, showcasing a comprehensive approach to health care that emphasizes both immediate intervention and long-term wellness. The dedication to quality medical care is evident in the dramatic 43% reduction in surgical backlog achieved between March and May of this year, ensuring timely access to critical surgeries for those in need.
With over 6.3 million outpatient visits in the March-May window alone and a staggering 672,000 telemedicine consultations provided, health services have expanded beyond the walls of the hospital, showcasing an innovative model that brings health care directly to the homes of patients. This unified effort embodies the spirit of “Ponle punche” or “put in the effort,” exemplifying a nationwide pursuit of well-being and the relentless drive to ensure that health services continue to advance. Peru stands united in its quest for improved health care, reminding the world that the fight for life never pauses.
