Paley European Institute one of the best medical facilities in the country!

We are extremely pleased to announce that Paley European Institute has been named a finalist in the "Children's Hospital of the Future" competition organized by the KIDS Foundation Children's Hospital Innovators Club!

Working with young patients is quite a challenge. In order for the healing process to go as well as possible, it is necessary to create places where little patients not only receive comprehensive care, but also feel safe.

The purpose of the "Children's Hospital of the Future" competition.

The purpose of the competition was to identify and reward medical facilities that have implemented modern and creative solutions for the well-being of the youngest in the last 3 years, and to publicize these positive changes and innovations.

Paley European Institute has been named a finalist in the "Patient-Centered" category, which selects medical facilities for which the well-being of the Patient - including their satisfaction and well-being - is a key aspect. We are pleased to receive this award and feel even more motivated to seek more solutions to serve our Patients.

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