Medic24 covers topics such as policy changes, public health trends, medical innovations, and opportunities within Romania’s healthcare system. We offer a concise perspective for international doctors interested in Romania’s medical sector.
Prof. Orsolya Martha warns of excessive antibiotic use in urinary infections, leading to multi-drug resistance and a growing public health concern in Romania.
Romania ranks among the least prepared countries in the European Union to cope with current and future health challenges, according to the newly released GLOBSEC Healthcare Readiness Index 2024 (HRI), unveiled today at the CEE Patient Engagement Forum in Bucharest.
Students aged 18–26 benefit from free health insurance. Learn which documents are needed to validate insurance status.
The News in Gastroenterology 2025 Conference will take place in Cluj-Napoca on October 24–25, bringing together 40 speakers and the latest clinical guidelines.
Health Minister Alexandru Rogobete announced in Copenhagen that Romania must invest strategically in domestic drug production and biotechnologies.
On Tuesday, August 19, 2025, the Romanian College of Physicians (CMR) published an updated draft of the Medical Code of Ethics, proposing significant changes to the ethical rules of the profession.
Romania’s Health Ministry launches €120 million EU-funded project to modernize specialist outpatient clinics nationwide.
Learn what the co-payment is, when it applies legally in Romanian hospitals, and who is exempt from paying it.
New rules for health insurance from August 2025: who remains insured without payment, how medical leave is calculated, and what options co-insured persons have.
One Romanian dies every hour due to lung cancer. Doctors are urgently calling for a national screening and education program for early detection.
How to get public health insurance in Romania in 2025: employment, self-employment, voluntary payment, or legal exemption categories explained.
Rogobete announces healthcare reform measures starting August 1: pay based on case complexity, sanctions for doctors shifting to private practice, and a new scheduling system.
Bolojan and Rogobete announce healthcare reform: performance-based pay, accountability for private hospitals, and no copayments for patients.
Two children received life-saving kidney transplants at Fundeni from a single pediatric donor. Postoperative evolution is favorable.
The Ministry of Health is expanding the Priority Actions – Stroke program and, starting in August, is adding four new hospitals to the network of facilities funded for rapid intervention in cases of stroke.