The Family Medicine Center (QMF) 6, located in the “Bregu i Diellit” area of Pristina, has resumed its vaccination service following a comprehensive renovation of its facilities. The upgrades have resulted in premises described as more modern, functional, and significantly more accessible for the public utilizing the healthcare resources. A key improvement implemented during the refurbishment was the relocation of the vaccination service.
This essential service has been moved to the ground floor of the center, a modification intended to enhance patient convenience, particularly for parents transporting children in strollers or those with mobility challenges. Përparim Rama, the Mayor of Pristina, confirmed that this investment represents a tangible commitment by the municipal government to elevate the standard of healthcare provision across the capital. According to Mayor Rama, the reopening of the vaccination service at QMF 6 marks a significant step forward.
He stated that the renovated, modern, and more functional spaces are designed to improve the overall experience for residents accessing preventative care. This enhanced service structure aims to ensure that essential public health measures, such as routine vaccinations, are delivered through an improved and welcoming environment. The reopening underscores the city’s ongoing efforts to modernize local health infrastructure, providing reliable and easily accessible care options for the citizens of Pristina.
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