Health · Cyprus

President meets OKYpY to discuss over €126 million in healthcare investments.

6 sourcesFirst reported 15 days agoUpdated 14 days ago

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President Nicos Christodoulides met with the Organization for State Health Services (OKYpY) to discuss investment plans exceeding €126 million for public hospitals.
The meeting aimed to review ongoing projects and strategies for public healthcare facilities in Cyprus.
Christodoulides addressed concerns from unions regarding commitments related to the Athalassa hospital, asserting that no promises have been broken.
The discussion reflects the government's support for enhancing public healthcare and moving forward with infrastructure developments.
No specific decisions regarding reimbursement from the Health Insurance Organization (OAY) were announced during the meeting.

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