Massive Complaints About the Private Clinic with Illegal Chemotherapy in Thessaloniki - "It Was Asking for 12,000 Euros for 3-4 Sessions" - iefimerida.gr
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Approximately 300 patients are hospitalized in the private clinic in Thessaloniki, which the inspectors of the National Institute of Health found to include an oncology department, which had been operating since 2021 without any legal license. Thus, the recommendation of the supervisory authorities, the National Institute of Health in particular, to permanently suspend the operation of the clinic is not such an easy task, as the Minister of Hea…
Thessaloniki Clinic: “12,000 euros for 3-4 chemotherapy treatments” — New complaints after sealing editor03 Tue, 09/29/2026 - 11:03 PM The license of the private clinic in Thessaloniki was revoked, in which, according to the findings of the National Transparency Authority (EAD), an oncology department operated and chemotherapy treatments were carried out without the required license. Exclusion from news feed Off Live Description Off
A new complaint comes to light about the private clinic in Thessaloniki that was in the spotlight after it was revealed that it was operating an oncology department without the required license and administering chemotherapy to […]
A Lernaean Hydra in the field of health is being observed day by day, since the death of Giorgos Mazonakis. Approximately 300 patients are being treated at the private clinic in Thessaloniki, which the inspectors of the National Institute of Health found to include an oncology department, which had been operating since 2021 without a legal license. In fact, the Minister of Health, Adonis Georgiadis himself, admitted that there is a "big mess" wi…
A private clinic in Thessaloniki is at the center of the inspections of the competent authorities, following the findings of the National Transparency Authority regarding the
A private clinic in Thessaloniki has been sealed after allegations of conducting chemotherapy without a license, even on patients without malignancy, with the documents being sent to EOPYY for compensation. At the same time, relatives of patients describe tragic hospital conditions, staff shortages and excessive financial demands, while the National Transparency Authority forwarded its report to the Prosecutor of Appeals for criminal investigati…
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