Mönchengladbach clinics defend themselves: complaint against new hospital planning!

Mönchengladbach clinics defend themselves: complaint against new hospital planning!

Mönchengladbach, Deutschland - The municipal clinics Mönchengladbach (SKMG) vehemently oppose the new hospital planning of the North Rhine-Westphalian Minister of Health Karl-Josef Laumann. They stipulate that the Elisabeth Hospital Rheydt will no longer treat breast cancer patients in the future: inside and no longer offer joint rates for knees and hips. According to the SKMG managing director Thorsten Celary, this decision is not understandable and could have serious effects on patient care, such as Lokalklick.eu reported. Celary emphasizes that the clinics are willing to reduce inefficient double structures, but when planning, the interaction between the various medical disciplines must also be taken into account in order not to endanger the economy of the house.

Legal steps against the determination notice

After failed hearing procedures and try to contact Minister Laumann directly, the city clinics have decided to take legal action. It is required that performance and supply orders, especially in the areas of senology and ovarian carcinomas, are not withdrawn. The SKMG is aiming for a cancellation of the new decision and would like to have the planning attitude of the authorities checked. The time of entry was already postponed to April 1, 2025, which gives the hospital some time to take strategic measures, such as "https://www.kma-online.de/aktuelles/politik/staedtische-kliniken-moenchladbach-glagen-gefstellungschtung-kunst-53164"> kma-online.de recently explained.

In order to react to the challenges in the health sector, the ELI has initiated a comprehensive personal realignment. The new medical director, Prof. Dr. Huan N. Nguyen, and other specialists should help to maintain the medical quality despite the impending cuts. The clinics hope to achieve a positive outcome for the patient through the lawsuit before the administrative court and finally to secure the quality of care in the region.