The management of Elsan in Haute-Marne indicates that after the announcement of a “dead health” day within the Langres clinic, arrangements have been made to anticipate disruptions to surgical care.
“Due to a movement by doctors of which the Langres clinic became aware through the press, we would like to inform the population of the measures taken to guarantee continuity of care and patient care during this period. The clinic management, in consultation with the Langres and Chaumont hospital centers, and with the ARS, is putting in place a system aimed at minimizing the impact of this mobilization on access to care.
In the event that surgical services are disrupted, emergencies requiring intervention will be redirected to the Chaumont hospital site.
These measures aim to guarantee access to surgical care for patients requiring emergency interventions, despite the disruption caused by this movement.
Continuous monitoring is provided by the medical teams of the two establishments, to facilitate coordination and ensure good patient care.
Medical services not affected by this movement will continue to operate normally at the Langres clinic. We remind the population that in the event of an emergency, it is advisable to contact 15.
The management of the Langres clinic would like to thank the population for their understanding and reaffirms its commitment to guaranteeing the safety and quality of care during this exceptional period. »
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