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Carolina Medical Center KATALOG Szanowni Państwo, Oddajemy w Państwa ręce czwarte wydanie Katalogu Szpitali Prywatnych. Lecznice, skupione w Ogólnopolskim Stowarzyszeniu Szpitali Prywatnych, dysponują ilością niemal 10 000 łóżek, zatrudniają ponad 35 000 personelu i prawie 60 000 osób współpracujących. Warto podkreślić misję publiczną, jaką pełnią szpitale prywatne, świadcząc leczenie w ramach Narodowego Funduszu Zdrowia (96% wykonanych zabiegów). W tym roku Ogólnopolskie Stowarzyszenie Szpitali Prywatnych obchodzi swoje 15-lecie. Katalog nasz pokazuje, ile ciężkiej pracy wykonali polscy pracodawcy, tworząc tak piękne i przyjazne dla pacjenta ośrodki, które za sprawą Narodowego Funduszu Zdrowia świadczą wysokospecjalistyczną pomoc dla każdego polskiego obywatela. Katalog nie zawiera już danych statystycznych, opisujących sektor prywatnego szpitalnictwa, gdyż pojawiają się obecnie w naszym osobnym, cyklicznym, wydawnictwie. Andrzej Sokołowski Prezes Zarządu Ogólnopolskiego Stowarzyszenia Szpitali Prywatnych Ladies and Gentlemen, We are pleased to present to you the fourth edition of the Catalogue of Private Hospitals. The entities affiliated in the Polish Association of Private Hospitals have almost 10.000 hospital beds, employ over 35.000 medical staff and almost 60.000 other personnel. It is worth mentioning that the private hospitals also fulfil a public healthcare mission, delivering healthcare services UNION EUROPEENNE HOSPITALISATION PRIVATE HOSPITALISATION UNION EUROPEENNE within the National Health Fund (96% of all their procedures). This year the Polish Association of Private Hospitals celebrates its 15th anniversary. Our catalogue shows the effort the Polish employers have put into creating beautiful and patient-friendly medical centres which deliver highly specialised healthcare to every Polish citizen within the National Health Fund. Our catalogue no longer includes the statistical data describing the private hospitals sector, as these data will now be presented in a separate publication which we will be preparing periodically. Andrzej Sokołowski President of the Board 2017 Polish Association of Private Hospitals Spis treści Contents Dolnośląskie Lower Silesian Voivodeship Bonifraterskie Centrum Zdrowia Sp. z o.o. ...........................................................................................................12 Bonifraterskie Centrum Zdrowia Sp. z o.o. .......................................................................................................... 13 „MEDINET” Sp. z o.o. ................................................................................................................................ 70 „MEDINET” Sp. z o.o. ................................................................................................................................ 71 Ośrodek Mikrochirurgii i Terapii Okulistycznej OKO.M ............................................................................................. 102 Microsurgery and Ophthalmic Therapy Centre OKO.M ............................................................................................ 103 SPEKTRUM Sp. z o.o. ............................................................................................................................... 104 SPEKTRUM Sp. z o.o. ............................................................................................................................... 105 Salus Centrum Medyczne Sp. z o.o. ................................................................................................................ 110 Salus Medical Centre ...............................................................................................................................111 Vratislavia Medica ................................................................................................................................. 146 Vratislavia Medica ................................................................................................................................. 147 Kujawsko-pomorskie Kuyavian-Pomeranian Voivodeship Centrum Medyczne Bieńkowski .................................................................................................................... 22 Bieńkowski Medical Center ......................................................................................................................... 23 Centrum Medyczne Gizińscy ....................................................................................................................... 24 Gizińscy Medical Centre ............................................................................................................................ 25 Nowy Szpital w Nakle i Szubinie sp. z o.o. ........................................................................................................... 80 The New Hospital in Naklo and Szubin ............................................................................................................. 81 Nowy Szpital w Świeciu sp. z o.o. ................................................................................................................... 90 The New Hospital in Swiecie ....................................................................................................................... 91 Nowy Szpital w Wąbrzeźnie sp. z o.o. ............................................................................................................... 92 The New Hospital in Wabrzezno .................................................................................................................... 93 Lubelskie Lublin Voivodeship Ośrodki Chirurgii Oka Profesora Zagórskiego ..................................................................................................... 100 Professor Zagórski EyeSurgery Centers ............................................................................................................ 101 Szpital Żagiel Med ................................................................................................................................ 142 Szpital Żagiel Med ................................................................................................................................ 143 Lubusz Voivodeship Lubuskie The New Hospital in Kostrzyn at the Odra .......................................................................................................... 79 Nowy Szpital w Kostrzynie nad Odrą sp. z o.o. ...................................................................................................... 78 The New Hospital in Skwierzyna ................................................................................................................... 85 Niepubliczny Zakład Opieki Zdrowotnej Szpital im. dr nauk medycznych R. Śmigielskiego sp. z o.o. ............................................... 84 The New Hospital in Szprotawa .................................................................................................................... 87 Nowy Szpital w Szprotawie Sp. z o. o. ............................................................................................................... 86 The New Hospital in Swiebodzin ................................................................................................................... 89 Nowy Szpital w Świebodzinie sp. z o.o. ............................................................................................................. 88 The New Hospital in Wschowa ..................................................................................................................... 95 Nowy Szpital we Wschowie sp. z o.o. ............................................................................................................... 94 Łódź Voivodeship Łódzkie Grupa American Heart of Poland Med-Pro Zgierz Cardiology Centre .............................................................................. 61 Grupa American Heart of Poland Zgierskie Centrum Kardiologii Med-Pro ......................................................................... 60 MED-GASTR HOSPITAL Sp. z o. o. ................................................................................................................... 67 MED-GASTR HOSPITAL Sp. z o. o. ................................................................................................................... 66 Non-public Healthcare Center “ZACISZE” ltd. ....................................................................................................... 75 Niepubliczny Zakład Opieki Zdrowotnej „ZACISZE” ................................................................................................ 74 Salve Medica Medical Centre ...................................................................................................................... 113 Salve Medica Centrum Medyczne ................................................................................................................. 112 Szpital Pulsmed ................................................................................................................................... 134 Pulsmed Hospital ................................................................................................................................. 135 Lesser Poland Voivodeship Małopolskie The New Hospital in Olkusz ........................................................................................................................ 83 Nowy Szpital w Olkuszu sp. z o.o. ..................................................................................................................
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