Opening of Open.med: Free medical help for Magdeburg's needy

Opening of Open.med: Free medical help for Magdeburg's needy
A ray of hope for everyone who falls by the wayside in Germany - on 4. November 2024 opens the new contact point Open.med Magdeburg its doors. An Initiative of doctors in the world that applies exactly where the health system often fails. This revolutionary practice offers basic medical care and social advice for people who have no access to regular medical practices.
In Magdeburg there is a painful gap so far: The number of uninsured people who urgently need medical help is alarming. Christian Stegmüller , the head of the domestic programs of doctors in the world, explains: "So far there is no medical care structure for people without health insurance in Magdeburg." That shouldn't be!
The opening - a sign of hope
The ceremonial opening of this important facility takes place on Monday, 4. November 2024 , from 4 p.m. to 6.30 p.m. in Einsteinstraße 4a in Magdeburg . Also the deputy for social affairs, youth and health,
But why such a big need, do you ask yourself? Germany actually has the obligation to provide access to medical care for every citizen. But how many are in front of closed doors? This is where the facts come into play: hundreds of thousands that are not - or not sufficient - insured. People without regulated residence status, migrants without social insured jobs, and yes, even many German citizens who can no longer pay their contributions. These people often cannot even achieve basic medical services.
an offer for the needy
In the new Open.med practice, help is offered help-anonymously and free of charge! Voluntary doctors are ready to treat and advise. Full -time employees support the patients in discussions with health insurance companies and offices. Not only is it healed here, but also a piece of dignity!
The picture that results from the official statistics is dark. The uninsured people in Germany are high and many affected people remain invisible. Doctors in the world estimates the number in a hundred thousand area. A shame for a country in which the right to health should be the most important value!
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