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Griechenlands lokale Gesundheitszentren bringen Versorgung sozial schwachen Gemeinden näher

In Griechenland trägt ein neues Modell der Versorgung auf Gemeindeebene dazu bei langjährige Lücken beim Zugang zur Gesundheitsversorgung zu schließen.

Mit Unterstützung von the European Commission

LESEN SIE MEHR : http://de.euronews.com/2025/11/26/griechenlands-lokale-gesundheitszentren-bringen-versorgung-sozial-schwachen-gemeinden-nahe

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00:00In Yanouli, just outside Larissa, in Central Greece,
00:06a local health clinic helps patients get better access to health care.
00:24Across the European Union, health care is meant to be a right, not a privilege.
00:28But for many, getting the care they need is still a struggle.
00:32In Greece, a new approach is helping bridge that divide.
00:45Vasiliki is a former caregiver and municipal employee.
00:49For years, she has been struggling with several health issues, including diabetes.
00:53Vasiliki has no private insurance and depends on public health care, which can be challenging.
01:21A year ago, she began visiting this local health unit in Yanouli.
01:25Across Greece, 127 local health units, known as TOMI, have been set up to bring health care closer to disadvantaged communities.
01:45Since 2019, this Yanouli unit has been treating around 100 patients a day,
01:51focusing on the poor, the uninsured, the elderly, and those with chronic illnesses.
01:56Of course, the local health unit has been created in Greece for a long-term care.
02:02Untertitelung des ZDF für funk, 2017
02:322.5 Millionen Euro from the European Social Fund Plus.
02:36This funding supports key health services for the entire community,
02:40including vaccination campaigns for undocumented migrants.
03:02We want to feel close to them, we want to feel like a family.
03:11We are open to talk about whatever issue they want and need.
03:17From 2021 to 2027, the EU and its member countries are spending 2.4 billion euros
03:29to help make healthcare and essential services accessible to all.
03:33A strategy welcomed by this Brussels-based expert on health inequality.
03:39Health inequalities means that health is very much related to social disadvantage.
03:45So many people still face obstacles to achieving good health.
03:50And these obstacles are related to poverty, to social exclusion, to discrimination.
03:54And that then affects also how people are using services.
03:58We see that the commercialisation of healthcare risks widening health inequalities.
04:05And certainly, and that was also a nice report that was being published by the European Commission,
04:10that demonstrates that health insurance and coverage of healthcare expenditures
04:18is as important as, for example, unemployment benefits.
04:22So it's really very important for our social model to make sure
04:26that the access to health services is covered adequately for vulnerable people.
04:33Across Europe, the COVID pandemic has reinforced the idea that healthcare must be a top priority in the EU
04:43and that everyone deserves equal access.
04:46The healthcare approach here in central Greece is not just treating patients.
04:50It's giving people confidence, strengthening communities, and making society a little more equal.
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