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The Minister Announced: This Is How the Health Package Is Structured

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The healthcare sector will receive more than 510 billion forints in net additional support from the 2027 budget. The significant increase in resources, planned in the spirit of justice and development, will serve, among other things, wage increases for skilled workers, GP and pharmaceutical care, reducing waiting lists for surgeries, and the purchase of new ambulances, CT and MRI equipment, the Ministry of Health announced in its statement.

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The healthcare sector will receive more than 510 billion forints in net additional support from the 2027 budget. The significant increase in resources, planned in the spirit of justice and development, will serve, among other things, wage increases for skilled workers, GP and pharmaceutical care, reducing waiting lists for surgeries, and the purchase of new ambulances, CT and MRI equipment, the Ministry of Health announced in its statement.

·Budapest, Hungary
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Here is the exact list, this is what the Tisza government is spending 510 billion forints on in healthcare: extra money will go to family doctors and the most expensive medicines.

The 510 billion forints of additional funding for the health sector in 2027 will serve to increase the salaries of specialists, provide general practitioner and pharmaceutical care, reduce waiting lists for surgeries, and purchase new ambulances, CT and MRI equipment, the Ministry of Health announced in a statement to MTI on Wednesday. According to the ministry, the main objectives for next year are to increase the number of specialists, make it…

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Wage increases, waiting list reductions, and increases in GP practice fees were also included in the plans.

·Hungary
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The Tisza government would allocate more than 510 billion forints of net surplus resources to healthcare in the 2027 budget. According to the announcement of Health Minister Zsolt Hegedűs, nearly 192 billion forints will be allocated to raising salaries for skilled workers, 18.9 billion to reducing waiting lists for surgeries, while the purchase of new CT and MRI equipment and 176 modern ambulances is also planned. The package also affects gener…

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Index broke the news in Budapest, Hungary on Tuesday, October 20, 2026.
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