Two new medical facilities inaugurated, built to European standards
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Two new medical facilities have recently been inaugurated in Romania. They are the Agrippa Ionescu Hospital and the Zerlendi Pavilion of the Marius Nasta Institute, both built to European standards.
The Agrippa Ionescu Hospital is already operational, and patients are being treated here. The facility offers modern medical services for citizens who need care.
The Zerlendi Pavilion is part of the Marius Nasta Institute, one of the most important pneumology institutions in the country. The new pavilion supports the medical activity and the patients of this institution.
The inauguration of the two facilities shows that investments in healthcare are continuing. Patients can thus benefit from better treatment conditions and modern spaces for care.
Sources: Stirile ProTV
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