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Brandenburg hospitals face financial hardship: State offers liquidity support to ease immediate strain

Hospitals facing financial distress across the country, including those in Brandenburg, have been struggling with significant deficits. In response to this crisis, the state Ministry of Health announced that a maximum of 40 million euros is available from state funds to provide liquidity support to hospitals in need. This financial assistance comes in the form of loans from the Investment Bank of the State of Brandenburg and will be considered on a case-by-case basis for each hospital experiencing difficulties.

The Brandenburg aid program was initially introduced at a hospital conference in January as a means to provide temporary relief until the planned hospital reform by Federal Health Minister Karl Lauterbach (SPD) comes into effect. While liquidity support can help alleviate immediate financial symptoms, it does not address the underlying causes of financial strain. The state is committed to bridging the gap until the federal government takes appropriate action.

Despite the efforts of the state government to provide additional support to hospitals, Health Ministry Ursula Nonnemacher (Greens) emphasized that it is ultimately the federal government’s responsibility to adequately finance the operation of clinics. While liquidity support can help alleviate immediate financial symptoms, it does not address the root causes of financial difficulties. The state is committed to working with the federal government to ensure that hospitals have access to sufficient funding to operate effectively and efficiently.

In conclusion, hospitals in acute financial distress now have an opportunity to apply for liquidity support through loans from the Investment Bank of the State of Brandenburg. This financial assistance aims to provide temporary relief while addressing long-term solutions for hospitals facing deficits until a planned hospital reform by Federal Health Minister Karl Lauterbach (SPD) takes effect. The state and federal governments are working together towards ensuring sustainable financing for hospitals across Germany.

Samantha Reynolds

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