IAMSPE
Corporate brand
UnclaimedIAMSPE is the health system of the State of São Paulo that serves state public servants and their dependents.
Last updated September 16, 2026
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Overview
The Instituto de Assistência Médica ao Servidor Público Estadual (Iamspe) is a health system serving approximately 1.07 million public employees of the State of São Paulo and their dependents, with its own and accredited service network across 158 cities. It is subordinated to the Secretaria de Gestão e Governo Digital do Estado de São Paulo. Its own network includes 17 Ceamas, own service posts in the interior, and the Hospital do Servidor Público Estadual (HSPE) in São Paulo.
History
The Instituto de Assistência Médica ao Servidor Público Estadual (Iamspe) is a health system that serves approximately 1.07 million public employees of the State of São Paulo and their dependents. Users have access to its own and accredited service network, which includes services in 158 cities. The Iamspe health system performs 260 thousand consultations per month and more than 920 thousand clinical and imaging exams in about 160 municipalities with local medical care in the state. Services are provided by accredited professionals and by the Institute's own network, formed by the 17 Ceamas, own service posts in the interior, and the Hospital do Servidor Público Estadual (HSPE) in São Paulo. Consultations and exams in the accredited network can be scheduled directly by users with the doctor, clinic, or laboratory. Iamspe is subordinated to the Secretaria de Gestão e Governo Digital do Estado de São Paulo and complies with Federal Complementary Law No. 131/2009, guaranteeing the right of access to information transparently, clearly, and in easily understood language.
Products and positioning
Product categories. healthcare services · medical consultations · clinical and imaging exams
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