Patiente Vertriedung asbl has published a press release regarding the case of Dr Wilmes.
It provides information on the current status of our work and our requests for more patients safety.
An analysis by the Patiente Vertriedung of the Eng gesond Zukunft report highlights key challenges in prevention, outpatient care and capacity planning from a patient rights perspective.
The Patiente Vertriedung would like to wish to all of you a very merry festive season and a Happy New Year when it arrives.
Please note that our office will be closed during the holidays, from December 20th 2025, until January 4th, 2026 inclusive.
Vous recherchez un environnement de travail inspirant et fonctionnel pour votre association à but non lucratif ? Nous proposons à la location deux unités de bureau attrayantes, spécialement conçues pour répondre aux besoins d'organisations comme la vôtre. Profitez d'une infrastructure professionnelle et d'une atmosphère collaborative qui soutiendra au mieux votre travail.
Les unités de bureau
Nous louons deux unités de bureau séparées, idéales pour les petites équipes ou les individus. Les deux unités offrent 18 m2 (N°10) et 25,31 m2 (N°11) et sont lumineuses, situées au calme, avec de grandes fenêtres. Ils se trouvent sur la 4e et dernière étage.
Vous trouverez toutes les infos sur le dépliant ci-dessous :
For a fair, coherent and solidarity-based healthcare system
The convention between doctors and the National Health Fund (CNS) is one of the pillars of the Luxembourg healthcare system.
Thanks to this agreement, every patient — regardless of income — can consult a doctor or receive hospital treatment under the same conditions, at the same price, and with the same quality of care.
More and more often, in Luxembourg and other European countries, the term two-tier healthcare system is being discussed. It refers to a healthcare system in which not all patients have the same access to medical care. Instead, the quality or speed of treatment depends on how much someone is able to pay
