Instituto das Pequenas Missionárias da Maria Imaculada

The Instituto das Pequenas Missionárias da Maria Imaculada (IPMMI) is a prominent Brazilian non-profit religious organization dedicated to healthcare, social assistance, and education. Founded in 1932, the institute manages a robust network of high-complexity hospitals and health units across Brazil, including the renowned Hospital Pio XII and Hospital Madre Teresa. Its operations focus on providing humanized medical care, often serving both private patients and the Brazilian Unified Health System (SUS). The organization is recognized for its philanthropic mission and its significant role in hospital management and specialized medical services. Beyond clinical care, IPMMI is involved in social projects and the management of public health facilities through partnerships with state and municipal governments.