Mitsotakis & Georgiadis Join Forces: Health Becomes a Priority for All Greeks

Health in Greece is entering a phase of significant change, with initiatives that directly impact the daily lives of citizens. Health Minister Adonis Georgiadis has spearheaded these reforms, while Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis has publicly recognized his efforts, praising him during the Thessaloniki International Fair.

According to the Ministry of Health:

• 93 hospitals and 163 health centers have been upgraded with modern equipment and improved infrastructure, ensuring timely and effective services.
• The digital platform My Health Hub now provides citizens access to doctors 24/7, with over 150,000 online consultations conducted since its launch.
• The free preventive screenings program across the country has already conducted over 200,000 screenings, supporting early detection and prevention.
• Staffing has increased with 1,200 new doctors and 2,500 nurses, primarily in regions with the greatest need.
• A service evaluation mechanism has been established, allowing citizens to have a voice in improving hospital services.

During the Thessaloniki International Fair, the Prime Minister highlighted that the NHS reforms are the result of hard work and determination, emphasizing that Adonis Georgiadis has turned plans into projects with immediate and measurable results.

Doctors and citizens have shared positive feedback regarding service accessibility, while noting that the full modernization of the NHS will require ongoing monitoring and support.

With the guidance of the Ministry of Health and the public recognition from the Prime Minister, Greece’s public health system is entering a new era: more modern, more human-centered, and more effective for all citizens.

Source: pagenews.gr