Fight for clinic: Citizens' initiative is committed to the future of health care!

Fight for clinic: Citizens' initiative is committed to the future of health care!

On February 21, 2025, the Zeller hospital decided to give up inpatient care until the middle of the year. This decision has caused great concern in the region because a health center is to be created instead of the hospital. This became known about a correspondence that makes the broken trust between the district administrator Anke Beilstein and the citizens' initiative "Klinik Zell preserved".

The citizens' initiative is passionate about the preservation of the “Mittelmosel Clinic” in Zell (Mosel). Your goal is clear: secure health care in the region and avert the impending closure of the clinic. According to the initiative, the upcoming closure is not only a loss for medical care, but could also have far -reaching negative consequences for the population.

conflict between district administrator and citizens' initiative

In the past few weeks, an intensive exchange between the district administrator and the representatives of the citizens' initiative can be observed. Both sides strive to find solutions for health care on the Moselle. However, the correspondence shows that the trust between the parties is significantly impaired. While the district administrator argues for the conversion to the health center, the members of the citizens' initiative see this step as a direct attack on the region's medical infrastructure.

The citizens' initiative provides information on current developments on its platform, plans measures and discusses progress. In addition, details on a desired citizens 'request and citizens' decision are provided to include the opinions of the residents in the decision -making process.

call to participate

With a clear call to participation, the initiative makes it clear that every resident of the region plays a role. "Everyone should be committed to the future of the clinic and raise their voice," appeals the initiative, which calls on to take part in the upcoming dates to maintain the dialogue and to articulate the regional needs.

While the discussions continue, it remains to be seen which solutions can ultimately be found to ensure health care in the region and to restore the trust between the parties involved. The time until the planned closure and the conversion to the health center will be crucial for the fates of many people in the area.

For more information about the citizens' initiative and your activities, visit the website of the initiative at Klinik Zell received or read the reporting on Rhein-Zeitung .