Completion of works at the General Hospital of Chalkidiki – A significant project for public health

The completion of the project “Remodeling – Renovation – Expansion of various sections at the General Hospital of Chalkidiki” marks a significant step toward upgrading healthcare infrastructure in the prefecture and improving the conditions under which care is provided to citizens. The General Hospital of Chalkidiki, located in Polygyros, serves as a pivotal healthcare facility for the entire prefecture. Its importance extends beyond its immediate location, as it caters to residents from across Chalkidiki as well as a particularly large number of visitors during the summer months.

The renovation and reconfiguration of the premises, the upgrading of the operating rooms and the Central Sterilization Unit, as well as the improvements made to the Renal Dialysis Unit, contribute to creating a more modern and functional environment for patients and healthcare professionals.

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