High costs for electricity and materials and increased salaries for employees: hospital managers in Bavaria have been looking anxiously at their balance sheets for months. But there was a ray of hope at the beginning of July: Prime Minister Markus Söder (CSU) surprisingly promised more money in the looming state election campaign. He said they wanted to “go the extra mile” in hospital investments. Instead of the previous 646 million euros per year, a full billion euros should flow into the clinics from 2024. That was received. “The Free State has now delivered,” said Roland Engehausen, managing director of the Bavarian Hospital Association, which otherwise likes to complain loudly about the clinics’ dire financial situation, in July.
Clinics: When will the hospital billion come in Bavaria? – Bavaria
