Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic. – Amadita Clinical Laboratory commemorated its 67th anniversary with a thanksgiving mass at the Cathedral of the Americas, officiated by Reverend Father Manuel Maza, in the presence of the González-Pittaluga family, health sector authorities, doctors, collaborators and allies of the institution.
Alberto Bergés González, president of Amadita Clinical Laboratory, presided over the event and delivered a message focused on gratitude for more than six decades of service to the Dominican health sector.
“HToday we gather in this house of God with hearts full of gratitude. We come to give thanks for a vocation of service that has endured for sixty-seven years,” said the executive, who attributed the institution’s trajectory to the faith and sustained effort of its staff.
Bergés González paid tribute to the institution's founder, Amada Pittaluga de González, who in 1959, with faith, courage, and extraordinary clarity of purpose, founded the laboratory that now bears her name. “Doña Amada didn't just bequeath us a company. She bequeathed us a way of being: integrity, honesty, a commitment to quality, humane treatment, and a love for a job well done. These values don't just reside in our buildings. They live on in the daily conduct of those who proudly carry the name Amadita,” he stated.
EThe president of the laboratory gave special thanks to the bioanalysts, support staff, doctors and allies of the organization, and highlighted the human impact of the diagnostic work: “we have accompanied the lives of Dominicans in their most vulnerable moments, and that trust, earned day by day, is our most valuable asset.”.
Bergés González emphasized that the institution's dual commitment to science and to people remains non-negotiable. “We continue to invest in technology and, above all, in our people, and we continue to strengthen our processes and quality controls. We do this without losing what defines us: scientific rigor and the warmth of service. Technical precision and human sensitivity. That has been, and will continue to be, our hallmark,” he concluded.
ACurrently, it has 87 branches nationwide, covering the main areas of the country, bringing excellent diagnostic services to thousands of Dominicans. Its processes are backed by certifications and accreditations that guarantee the quality, safety, and reliability of its results, contributing to the strengthening of healthcare and the well-being of the population.
