US EditionMotol Hospital Asked the Ministry of Finance for a Financial Loan, Director Polouček Told Hn | českénoviny.cz
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Polouček pointed out that Motol operates with an annual turnover of almost 18 billion crowns and has 1.2 billion crowns in its account. Polouček is also currently preparing a plan to merge Motol and Homolka; both hospitals will merge into one from January 1, 2026, and Polouček will lead it; he is not planning any massive layoffs. "The fact that the Motol University Hospital is in the black does not mean that it is doing well economically. The fa…
Prague - According to Petr Polouček, who took over the management of the hospital in April this year after the outbreak of the Motol corruption case, the Prague University Hospital Motol is in poor financial condition. The Ministry of Finance has therefore applied for a loan, originally for 1.8 billion crowns, but is now counting on a maximum of 950 million crowns. Polouček, who is also the director of the Na Homolce Hospital, said this in an in…
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