Clinics in Saxony-Anhalt: billion dollar aid for rural patients!

Clinics in Saxony-Anhalt: billion dollar aid for rural patients!

in Saxony-Anhalt something happens in health care! Seven specialist departments for pediatric and adolescent medicine and five obstetrics can look forward to financial support. This funding aims to improve medical care in rural areas.

like MDR , the agreement was reached between statutory and private health insurance companies at the end of June and will support clinics in Germany in the coming year. A total of 79 million euros will flow, which is 18.8 million euros more than in the current year.

funding for facilities

The funding benefits clinics such as the Dessau City Clinic, the Helios Klinik Sangerhausen and other institutions. This also includes the Altmark Klinikum Gardelegen and the Paul Gerhardt Diakonie Hospital. This surcharge is even paid out in the absence of financial deficit, which shows how important the maintenance of medical care is.

The Clinic for Pediatric and Adolescent Medicine at St. Elisabeth and St. Barbara in Halle. This modern facility has existed since 1904 and offers a child -friendly atmosphere that not only ensures comprehensive medical care by an experienced team, but also the opportunity to take a parent. Children and relatives feel in good hands here.

diverse medical care

The children's center, which includes the clinic, is equipped with a variety of specialized departments, including a perinatal center and university clinics for neonatology and intensive care medicine. The modern examination procedures offered include everything from ultrasound to MRI to endoscopy, always in harmony with national and international standards.

Another important element of the funding measures is the financial support of hospitals in rural areas. According to GKV , a total of 136 hospitals receive flat grants in 2024. The amount of the surcharges depends on the number of specialist departments that a hospital holds and ranges from 400,000 to 800,000 euros per facility.

With such measures, not only the supply in rural areas is secured, but also the quality of life is improved sustainably for many people. The clear message here is: The health of our children has a top priority and everything is done to ensure a comprehensive medical care.