SHSKUK: Dialysis services have not stopped, patients are receiving their regular treatment

Following reports of a shortage of hemodialysis materials and the problems patients are facing, the Kosovo Clinical and University Hospital Service (SHSKUK) has reacted.

The SHSKUK response states that dialysis services have not been stopped and that patients are receiving their regular treatment, at UCCK, but also general hospitals.

"At the moment, there is sufficient material for the development of the sessions and there have been no delays in the provision of services. ShSKUK has taken all necessary actions to fully stabilize the supply," the SHSKUK response states.

SHSKUK's full response:

The University Hospital and Clinical Service of Kosovo, due to various information, in many cases unverified, clarifies that dialysis services have not been stopped, patients are receiving their regular treatment, at UCCK, but also general hospitals.

At the moment, there is sufficient material for the sessions to take place and there have been no delays in the provision of services.

ShSKUK has taken all necessary actions to fully stabilize the supply.