In the wake of devastating floods in Ubá, Brazil, which resulted in seven deaths and over 3,500 residents being displaced, the AmorSaúde clinic has stepped in to offer free psychological support and medical consultations online for the city's inhabitants. The floods have had a profound impact on the community, with many individuals suffering not only from physical injuries but also from emotional distress caused by the loss and trauma of these events.

The free consultations available through AmorSaúde can be scheduled from Monday to Friday, between 06:00 and 23:59, and during weekends from 07:00 to 22:00. Services offered include renewals of simple prescriptions, general health advice, treatment for minor injuries and flu symptoms, and clarification of medical questions. To access the support, residents must visit the clinic's telecare website and complete the necessary information; they can also use a specific voucher code to request the free services.

This initiative is a crucial response to the immediate psychological needs of the community and highlights the importance of mental health support in disaster recovery. By providing accessible online consultations, AmorSaúde aims to alleviate some of the mental burdens faced by Ubá's residents as they cope with the aftermath of the floods, fostering resilience and recovery within the community.