Rottenmann cheers: New hope for hospital and head hospital expansion!

Rottenmann cheers: New hope for hospital and head hospital expansion!

The FPÖ victory in the state election caused great hopes in Rottenmann: even the mayor of the ÖVP welcomed the election because this opened new perspectives for the local hospital. Reports from krone.at There are justified expectations that not only the hospital founded in 1844 is preserved, but could also be expanded into a motto. However, the outcome of the election also reveals doubts, since this topic is now moved to Graz, where the final decisions have to be made.

In contrast, the news from Stainach-Pürgg is less pleasant. The FPÖ district chairman Albert Royer there announced after the election: "Stainach clinic is history from today." Kleine Zeitung reports that the plans for the construction of the leading hospital have now moved far away. FPÖ top candidate Mario Kunasek expressed concerns about the current plans and makes it clear that he wants more information about the so-called Plan B, who concerns the expansion of Rottenmann and the preservation of Schladming and Bad Aussee. Kunasek clearly said that he does not agree with the current situation and there is a "clear no" on the suggestions that are up for discussion.

The political developments throw a shadow on the future of two important health facilities in the region. While Rottenmann can draw new hopes, the citizens of Stainach-Pürgg are faced with the uncertainty of what will come next. The completed elections have already set clear accents and show different perspectives on medical care in Styria.