New Testimonials from our Visitors

Currenty we have groups of 10 to 20 people visiting the Clinic each month. FIMRC have been working very well for us and they continue bringing more and more volunteers from different colleges and other institutions to practice and learn from our medical team.

Gracias FIMRC, 

Amigos Nicaclinic:

El pasado viernes 16 de enero del año 2009 el Diario "La Presa" de Nicaragua, en la Sección de Revista anuncio en AGENDA HOY, la Actividad de Recaudación de Fondos de la Clínica Roberto Clemente. Esta actividad fue todo un exito. Mario Sacasa muy famoso y reconocido en Centro America puso a furor a los asistentes con muchas interpretaciones de musica tradicional y musica Pop en espanol. Tambien tuvimos la oportunidad de escuchar algunos de las canciones de su nuevo disco. 

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Hola amigos de NicaClinic:

There have been many positive changes for the Roberto Clemente Clinic in the past year. The theme for this update is progress.

Since mid-2007 laboratory services were provided one day a week at the Clinic. , a registered lab technician performs routine blood and urine tests including blood chemistry exams.

This service is especially good for the people of the area since many of them would travel to Tola or Rivas for these tests. A Clinic goal for 2008 is to acquire a gynecology exam table through donation so that Pap tests can be performed.

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Dear Friend of our Nicaragua Community,

In this season of giving, I’m asking you to step into the footprints of one of my heroes – the late Roberto Clemente…

But first, let me tell you the story of a little girl we’ll call Maria Elena…

Rosa Gonzalez yanked open the door to the Roberto Clemente – Santa Ana Health Clinic. She clasped Maria Elena –- her 7-year old daughter – in her arms. She desperately scanned the waiting area looking for someone, anyone who could help. “Mi hija. Mi hija,” she could barely choke out, her voice dry and dusty from a day and a half of traveling. “Ayuda me.” (“My baby girl. My baby girl. Help me.”) Her daughter’s lips were turning blue. 

Where Would You Go For Help?

Picture yourself getting a nice barrel in the Popoyo Surf Zone.  Now imagine your tube ride ended in a nasty fin cut or a broken bone – or maybe you just cannot bear another trip to the toilet with diarrhea.  Where will you go for medical help?

Popoyo Surf Zone Bracelets Save Lives Everyday

The clinic serves the Popoyo Surf Zone from Popoyo Surf Resort in the north to Hacienda Iguana in the south.  The surf camps, vacation rental operators and stores benefit from and support the bracelet program.  These high quality, glow-in-the-dark bracelets are guaranteed to make you feel good and improve your surf karma.