

During the gathering with Kalisz residents candidate for president of Poland and organization leader Together, he referred to the amendment of the Act adopted earlier by the Sejm under which the wellness contribution for entrepreneurs is to be reduced from 2026. Now the fresh goes to the Senate. The change is expected to cost PLN 4.6 billion.
— This vote is significant. Poland is threatened with the privatisation of wellness care. Already in December last year, the government adopted a budget that lacks PLN 20 billion for the average functioning of hospitals. It is the budget of the crisis, the programmed death of public wellness protection," Zandberg said.
This situation, according to organization Leader Together, will lead to thousands of people will not get the medical treatment they need. — Surgery will be canceled, drug programs erased, no rehabilitation. Now, to this crisis, most of the parliament has added another teardrop and the wellness fund wants to take out another billions of PLN," he said.
Reduced wellness pay. Adrian Zandberg will address the President
He announced that the organization together asks president Andrzej Duda to veto the bill "because its adoption means a programmed wellness disaster in Poland".
According to Zandberg, doctors working in public hospitals should make very good money. But, as he said, “we gotta end with approval to treat public hospitals as feeding grounds for a group of not-honest doctors who work in a infirmary for a 5th or a 4th of a occupation mainly to direct patients from a public infirmary to their private practice.” — A simple regulation must be introduced — either a doctor works in a state infirmary or has private practice – he said.
Zandberg recalled that it has been 20 years since Poland ruled — alternately — by Jarosław Kaczyński and Donald Tusk. “We gotta get out of this wedge, this struggle, which 2 men who should have been on political retirement for 20 years. We gotta cut it, due to the fact that it hurts Poland. Until they leave, Poland will not decision forward – he said.