SUS - Sistema Único de Saúde Logo
Centered on a white background, the logo pairs a bold sans-serif wordmark “SUS” on the left with a geometric, slightly folded blue medical cross to its right. The cross is built from four rectangular arms with a visible diagonal seam or fol...
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About SUS - Sistema Único de Saúde
Centered on a white background, the logo pairs a bold sans-serif wordmark “SUS” on the left with a geometric, slightly folded blue medical cross to its right. The cross is built from four rectangular arms with a visible diagonal seam or fold across the central horizontal bar, creating a subtle layered/folded appearance. To the right of the cross is a stacked, small-caps wordmark reading “Sistema Único de Saúde” in the same blue family.
Overall the composition is clean and corporate: two main blue tones (a darker blue for the large “SUS” text and a mid/bright blue used across the cross and the smaller stacked text), simple geometric shapes, and no additional pictorial elements or ornamentation.
What's in it: medical cross
Shapes: plus sign / cross rectangular bars wordmark diagonal seam / folded stripe
Style: modern minimalist geometric corporate flat with subtle fold detail
Text in logo: SUS - Sistema Único de Saúde
Medical / healthcare (universal public health) suggested by the blue cross and institutional wordmark.
Colors
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SUS - Sistema Único de Saúde Logo History
Logo of Brazil's public national health system, Sistema Único de Saúde (SUS).
Frequently asked
What does SUS stand for?
SUS stands for Sistema Único de Saúde (the Brazilian Unified Health System).
What does the cross represent?
Visually it represents healthcare/medical services — a blue cross is a common symbol for health and public medical systems.
What are the main colors used?
Two dominant blues (a darker cobalt for the large 'SUS' text and a mid-azure used in the cross and smaller text) on a white background.
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