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Modernized children's ward in Lębork: 22 million for the best care!
Leba Hospital is modernizing the children's area with PLN 22 million, improving health care and creating new standards.
Modernized children's ward in Lębork: 22 million for the best care!
On June 3, 2025, a comprehensive modernization was completed at Leborska Hospital of the Department of Pediatrics. The investment of almost PLN 22 million included a complete renovation, which redesigned both the patient rooms and the social and administrative areas. During the renovation work, the windows were also replaced, which improved the energy efficiency of the building. Each ward also received a modern sanitary area, which significantly increases the comfort for the small patients.
The renovation work included the comprehensive renovation of all technical installations. These included:
- Wasser- und Abwassersystem
- Elektroinstallation
- Telekommunikationssystem
- Fernsehsystem
- Heizungsanlagen
- Rufanlagen
- Zugangskontrollsysteme
Modern mechanical ventilation has been implemented, supporting natural ventilation. With this renovation, the department is now equipped with 14 beds, offering both single and double rooms with private bathrooms. In addition, modern medical equipment was installed, including a first-of-its-kind incubator for the early care of newborns.
Hospital modernization program in Poland
The major renovation at Leborska Hospital is part of a larger plan to modernize healthcare infrastructure in Poland. The government has launched a comprehensive investment program that will allocate PLN 7 billion to improve Polish hospitals by 2029. The aim of this program is to improve the quality, availability and safety of healthcare in the country. This initiative takes place within the framework of the Medical Fund (FM), which includes several sub-funds, including the Sub-fund for the modernization of medical facilities.
The investment program is made up of various subfunds that, among other things, promote the strategic infrastructure and the development of prevention. Applications for financial support are selected through competitions organized by the Minister of Health. This support is targeted at public health facilities and includes the development of health care infrastructure and the replacement of hospital beds. Part of the funds will also be used to support emergency medical infrastructure.
The planned investment goals include modernizing and equipping 177 long-term care facilities and providing 15,000 new long-term care beds. The initiative promises to significantly improve the medical infrastructure and contribute to raising the level of healthcare in Poland to a higher quality level.