In 1922, Public Assistance opened the Pedro Visca Children's Hospital in 1922, attached to the Dámaso Larrañaga Asylum, with pavilions for medicine and surgery, a polyclinic, laboratories and complementary facilities. In 1921, the Executive Power authorized the Public Assistance to invest $7,640 monthly in the organization of the early childhood protection service and the wet nurse office. The first aid service used to have a technical staff of 26 doctors and 16 interns.
In 1922, Public Assistance established the Pedro Visca Children's Hospital in 1922, attached to the Dámaso Larrañaga Asylum, with pavilions for medicine and surgery, a polyclinic, laboratories, and complementary facilities. In 1921, the Executive Power authorized Public Assistance to invest $7,640 monthly in the organization of early childhood protection services and wet nurse offices. The first aid service had a technical staff of 26 doctors and 16 interns.