Program of medical and pharmaceutical as well as psychosocial support from the part of Medecins du Monde.

The program “Open Polyclinic “ operates with the aim of providing primary medical health care and psychosocial support to people who lack access to the National Health Care System as the immigrants, the refugees without legal license of their stay in the country, the poor people or these without insurance, homeless people and Roma populations.
Polyclinic in Athens

The program is based on 3 parts including the Primary Health Care, where the medical personnel of the Polyclinic helps the patients during its opening hours, the Emergency Cases, which are based on a net of volunteers in all the hospitals of the country, which intervenes in cases of urgent access to the National Health Care System, getting over the bureaucratic obstacles and finally the Drugstore , which provides medicines to the patients.

In Athens, this program operates since 1997.From the beginning of its function ,more than 100.000 patients have received medical and pharmaceutical care for free from the Polyclinic. During the last years, specialized teams of volunteers cure , on average, 14.000 of patients each year. The main origin countries of the beneficiaries are Iraq, Afghanistan, Bangladesh, African Countries, Iran, Bulgaria, Poland, Ukraine and Albania.
 
Polyclinic in Thessaloniki

 

The Polyclinic in Thessaloniki operates since 2001 covering the needs of the region. The main origin countries of the beneficiaries are Albania, Afghanistan, Georgia and Nigiria.

 
 
Polyclinic in Chania

The program in Chania operates since 2007 with the aim of satisfying the needs of the region. The main origin countries of the beneficiaries were Morocco, Algeria, Bulgaria and Tunisia.

 
Polyclinic in Perama

The Polyclinic in Perama consists a new undertaking of MdM and it operates since February 2010. It corresponds to the needs of the populations , Greeks and foreigners , of the regions. The Open Polyclinic will be accommodated in a building offered by the International Association LIONS.