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Mobile surgeries will be traveling through Rhineland-Palatinate next year

In the coming year, two mobile medical practices are to travel through Rhineland-Palatinate to close gaps in medical care. "The mobile medical practice is a vehicle equipped like a GP practice," said the Chairman of the Rhineland-Palatinate Association of Statutory Health Insurance Physicians,...

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Health - Mobile surgeries will be traveling through Rhineland-Palatinate next year

In the coming year, two mobile medical practices are to travel through Rhineland-Palatinate to close gaps in medical care. "The mobile medical practice is a vehicle equipped like a GP practice," said the Chairman of the Rhineland-Palatinate Association of Statutory Health Insurance Physicians, Peter Heinz, on Wednesday. The mobile practices will each be staffed by a doctor and a person with medical training. Half of the investment costs will be borne by the Ministry of Health.

"The use of mobile medical practices in Rhineland-Palatinate offers the opportunity to close acute gaps in GP care," said Health Minister Clemens Hoch (SPD). The service is to be flexibly tailored to local needs. The mobile medical practices are to remain in one location on a daily basis and for a maximum of a few months.

Communication from KV & Ministry of Health

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  1. The Association of Statutory Health Insurance Physicians in Rhineland-Palatinate is supporting the implementation of mobile medical practices, as stated by Peter Heinz, the Chairman of the association.
  2. According to BMG's investment plan, half of the costs for the mobile medical practices will be covered by the Ministry of Health in Rhineland-Palatinate.
  3. To ensure effective healthcare delivery, Peter Heinz emphasized that the mobile medical practices will be staffed by a doctor and a medical assistant.
  4. In the future, people in remote areas of Rhineland-Palatinate may no longer have to travel long distances for medical treatment, as the mobile medical practices will provide basic healthcare services locally.
  5. The German BMG (Federal Ministry of Health) recognizes the importance of addressing health supply gaps, as evidenced by their support for innovative solutions like mobile medical practices.

Source: www.stern.de

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