Neuruppin celebrates the opening of the new palliative center - a ray of hope!

Neuruppin celebrates the opening of the new palliative center - a ray of hope!

Wittstocker Allee 3, 16816 Neuruppin, Deutschland - in Neuruppin something happens - for those who need it most urgently. A newly opened, barrier -free palliative center now offers incurable ill people an important point of contact. With a generous promotion of four million euros, the new building on Wittstocker Allee 3 was created and will soon become an important part of palliative care in the region, such as MAZ-ONLINE.de reported.

The palliative center not only includes 12 apartments, but also 8 places for short -term care. On four floors, the residents find everything they need - from fully equipped apartments with 34 to 54 square meters to common rooms with kitchen. The first tenants are expected to move in next July. You have to expect a monthly cost of around 700 euros for a one-room apartment and 900 euros for a two-room apartment.

an initiative for better quality of life

Since the foundation stone was laid on November 24, 2023, a lot has happened. The Prignitz-Ruppiner Hospizgesellschaft mbH, which has recognized the growing need for palliative living spaces, is the operator of the new center. The focus is on the relief of symptoms and the improvement of the quality of life of serious people, as well as the German hospital society.

An important goal of the palliative center is to optimally complement the existing supply structures. So far, in Neuruppin, hospices such as the "House Warte" have been used, which is a great facility, but also generates waiting times with only twelve rooms. With the new offers in the center, an urgently needed relief is created.

a way to the history

Dieter Nuremberg, the head of the hospice company, also plans to renovate the neighboring clinker building, which is listed. The history of the building is not without a shade - it used to serve as a provisional prison and torture chamber of the Nazis. A historical context that shows that much suffering human history hangs in this place.

The clinker building, once part of the Schönbeck brewery, is only part of a 6000 square meter area that gives room for the new facility. In addition to the existing offers, student living and cultural activities in the ice cellar should also be taken into account in the future.

Overall, the new palliative center not only shows an answer to the increasing need for palliative living spaces, but also symbolizes a positive change in the field of health care in neuruppin and beyond.