Santa Lucia in Rome, 11 million from the government to save the excellence of rehabilitation

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The fund was allocated in the Omnibus decree. A solution is being sought to save⁣ the scientific institute that has accumulated 150 million in debt.

The Meloni government intervened ⁤urgently, with an extraordinary ⁢contribution of 11 million ‌ to rescue the‌ Santa‌ Lucia scientific institute (Irccs), a hospital specialized in neuromotor rehabilitation. The contribution, allocated for 2024, aims to ‌provide ⁤a structural solution that will allow Santa Lucia to continue operating stably. The funding for the hospital was reported by government sources.

To ⁤avoid closure and address the ‍ deep financial crisis of the ‌institute, a meeting was​ held⁢ last Tuesday with the Minister of Enterprise, the‌ hospital president, and union representatives. The most‍ accredited hypothesis​ for continuing operation‍ was extraordinary administration.

Rocca: “Concrete action from the government”

The same‌ president Rocca expressed concern about the risk of layoffs and the need to guarantee the services currently provided. He recalled the ⁢meeting ⁢with Minister Urso and emphasized that the⁣ allocation of 11 million represents a concrete signal for the 800 workers and⁢ those supported by the structure. This sum will allow payment of​ wages during⁢ this time of crisis.

The governor of Lazio‍ suggested the creation of a new legal entity, involving the Region and a private non-profit⁤ organization, ​to address the situation. ‍The ultimate goal is to save a center of excellence in rehabilitation and neuroscience research, ensuring continuity of care and safeguarding jobs.

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