Overview
Panciu Town Hospital is a public-utility healthcare facility with legal personality, whose main role is to provide medical services (preventive and curative), operating on the principles laid down in Law 95/2006 and contributing to safeguarding the health of the population.
The hospital serves approximately 7,600 residents of the town of Panciu (according to the 2011 census) as well as residents of the neighbouring urban and rural areas, thus serving approximately 60,000 residents.
Panciu Town Hospital is classified as a general hospital, with a structure of medical and surgical specialties and an emergency room, which handles medical and surgical emergencies and provides specialist medical care.
In terms of premises, Panciu Town Hospital has a pavilion structure spread across 2 sites located within the town of Panciu.
Panciu Town Hospital has a complex structure of medical specialties approved by Ministry of Health Order No. 8103/26.11.2019, with 62 continuous hospitalisation beds, supplemented by 8 day-hospitalisation beds, a TB dispensary and a specialist outpatient department with integrated consulting rooms in the following specialties: internal medicine, gastroenterology, obstetrics and gynaecology, general surgery, paediatrics...