Greens want special outpatient clinics for corona patients

The Greens believe that better care is needed for coronavirus patients with long-term consequences. "The Free State of Bavaria should therefore promote special outpatient clinics that serve as a point of contact for potentially affected people," explained Thomas Löser, member of the state parliament. Doctors from various specialties could provide diagnostic and therapeutic support there. People who have shown solidarity during the pandemic and are now suffering from vaccine damage are also entitled to solidarity from society.

Commission of Inquiry deals with care issues

Last Friday, the Saxon State Parliament's Commission of Inquiry on the pandemic dealt with the care situation of people affected by the consequences of a coronavirus infection or coronavirus vaccination. The hearing focused in particular on the long path to diagnosis and the lack of therapies.

"The coronavirus pandemic seems to be over for many, but the consequences are still with our society today. People in Saxony are also suffering from the long-term consequences of a coronavirus infection or coronavirus vaccination," emphasized Löser. He was deeply touched to hear the fates of children and adults who are sent from doctor to doctor with their health problems in order to even know that they have Long Covid or whether they are recognized as having been vaccinated.