On October 8, 2025, nine citizens aged 40 and over met at Salzwedel City Hall to discuss medical care in their region.
The participants identified key challenges, including the shortage of medical specialists, long waiting times for appointments, limited mobility in old age, and staffing shortages. The discussion also focused on issues in psychiatric and psychotherapeutic care. In addition to emergency and intensive care, the dedication of staff in social and health professions was highlighted as a positive aspect.
Furthermore, the participants formulated wishes and potential solutions. Among other things, they advocated for mobile medical services, the expansion of public transport, and a reduction of barriers to entry for medical studies.
The project team would like to thank all participants and the city of Salzwedel for their support.
On October 8, 2025, nine citizens aged 40 and over met at Salzwedel City Hall to discuss medical care in their region.
The participants identified key challenges, including the shortage of medical specialists, long waiting times for appointments, limited mobility in old age, and staffing shortages. The discussion also focused on issues in psychiatric and psychotherapeutic care. In addition to emergency and intensive care, the dedication of staff in social and health professions was highlighted as a positive aspect.
Furthermore, the participants formulated wishes and potential solutions. Among other things, they advocated for mobile medical services, the expansion of public transport, and a reduction of barriers to entry for medical studies.
The project team would like to thank all participants and the city of Salzwedel for their support.
On October 8, 2025, nine citizens aged 40 and over met at Salzwedel City Hall to discuss medical care in their region.
The participants identified key challenges, including the shortage of medical specialists, long waiting times for appointments, limited mobility in old age, and staffing shortages. The discussion also focused on issues in psychiatric and psychotherapeutic care. In addition to emergency and intensive care, the dedication of staff in social and health professions was highlighted as a positive aspect.
Furthermore, the participants formulated wishes and potential solutions. Among other things, they advocated for mobile medical services, the expansion of public transport, and a reduction of barriers to entry for medical studies.
The project team would like to thank all participants and the city of Salzwedel for their support.
On October 8, 2025, nine citizens aged 40 and over met at Salzwedel City Hall to discuss medical care in their region.
The participants identified key challenges, including the shortage of medical specialists, long waiting times for appointments, limited mobility in old age, and staffing shortages. The discussion also focused on issues in psychiatric and psychotherapeutic care. In addition to emergency and intensive care, the dedication of staff in social and health professions was highlighted as a positive aspect.
Furthermore, the participants formulated wishes and potential solutions. Among other things, they advocated for mobile medical services, the expansion of public transport, and a reduction of barriers to entry for medical studies.
The project team would like to thank all participants and the city of Salzwedel for their support.
