Bper supports Villa Bellombra nursing home with a loan of 11 million

In recent weeks, Bper Banca has issued a credit line of 11 million euros in favor of “Villa Bellombra”, the Bolognese nursing home specializing in rehabilitation. The loan, structured and managed by the Mediocredito office of Bper Banca, specialized in green and high social impact disbursements, is intended to support the construction of the new hospital headed by the Orta family, belonging to a group that includes, among others, Villa Serena and Santa Viola Private Hospital. The structure, which will be built in Casteldebole, next to the new Villa Ranuzzi, will be able to count on even larger and more modern spaces than the historic location of Via Bellombra. Furthermore, Bper Banca has decided to support the important project of the management of Villa Bellombra by granting a liberal contribution of 15 thousand euros as further support for an experimental study conducted with other structures aimed at evaluating the effects of the treatment of repetitive transcranial magnetic stimulation ( rTMS) in stroke victims. “The operation confirms the attention and strategic support of Bper Banca for the construction of the new structure of Villa Bellombra – declared Paolo Barchi, Emilia Est Regional Director of Bper Banca -, in particular in this moment of restart; we also supported the nursing home by issuing a donation for a specialized experimental study. The strong and recent dimensional growth of Bper – today among the first at a national level – has in fact never made one lose sight of the proximity to the territories and to the people “. “Thanks to the support of BPER Banca, in the first months of 2022 we will be able to activate a new hospital structure completely dedicated to neurological rehabilitation and equipped with technologies and environmental characteristics that are unique in the regional panorama – said Dr. Averardo Orta, director of the Villa Nursing Home. Bellombra. This important project will improve the offer of intensive rehabilitation services throughout the metropolitan and regional territory, hopefully recovering the flows of patients who until now moved outside the region and abroad in search of more modern treatments and more ergonomic environments ”.