Mozzart Foundation Donates Medical Equipment to Nova Varoš Health Center
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At a glance
- The Mozzart Foundation donated medical equipment to the Nova Varoš Health Center, focusing on its emergency medical service.
- The center treats up to 300 patients daily, including 50 to 70 emergency patients, with demand rising during the tourist season.
- The foundation said it continues to support health facilities and free medical screening programs across Serbia.
A new ECG machine, ambulance suction devices and two emergency-care beds are among the equipment donated to the Nova Varoš Health Center by the Mozzart Foundation.
The donation also includes pulse oximeters, otoscopes and blood-pressure monitors. The equipment will be used daily at a health center that treats up to 300 patients through its general and emergency services. Its emergency department receives between 50 and 70 patients each day.
The donation is extremely important for such a small town and a small health center.
Demand rises during the tourist season, when Nova Varoš serves as an important stop for visitors staying in the area or traveling toward the coast. Dr. Ana Stojić, the center’s deputy director, said the equipment would make emergency work and patient transport easier.
The Mozzart Foundation said it continues to direct support to health institutions across Serbia. In recent months, it has provided equipment to emergency, oncology, fertility, pediatric, nuclear medicine and urology services, and organized free thyroid and heart screenings for more than 3,000 people.
All of this will make our work with patients significantly easier.
Originally published by N1 Serbia in Serbian. Translated, summarized, and contextualized automatically by DistantNews, with a note on how the source frames the story. Not individually reviewed before publishing. How this works.