In brief

• The Puck County has signed an agreement with the Pomeranian Voivodeship Marshal on co-financing the reconstruction of the hospital in Puck.
• The county will receive PLN 10 million from European funds, and the total investment is worth nearly PLN 15 million.
• Surgical, trauma and orthopedic, and urology outpatient clinics will be created, along with seven one-day care rooms and new diagnostic equipment, including a CT scanner.

Agreement with regional authorities

On Wednesday, 4 November 2026, in Gdańsk, representatives of Puck County signed a document with Mieczysław Struk, Marshal of Pomerania. Thanks to it, the county will receive PLN 10 million from European funds for the second stage of expanding the diagnostic and treatment base of the hospital in Puck (Nowe poradnie i sprzęt dla szpitala w Pucku. 10 mln zł z Unii na lepszą opiekę – Urząd Marszałkowski Województwa Pomorskiego) (Pomorskie: Podpisano umowę na dofinansowanie rozbudowy Szpitala Puckiego – wnp.pl). The total cost of the project is estimated at nearly PLN 15 million, and according to the Marshal's Office it is over PLN 14.6 million.

New clinics and wards

The works will cover part of the hospital's premises, where modern outpatient clinics of general surgery, trauma and orthopedics, and urology will be created. Seven one-day care rooms are also planned, where patients after a procedure can return home the same day.

Diagnostic equipment

The facility intends to purchase a computed tomography scanner, ultrasound devices, endoscopes, and laparoscopes. As a result, some tests that until now required travel to other centers could be carried out on site.

Healthcare beyond large cities

The Marshal stressed that EU support goes not only to hospitals in large cities but also to smaller centers, so that residents across the whole region have access to good treatment conditions. In the same week, an agreement was also signed to co-finance the construction of a new building for the Pomeranian Rheumatology Center in Sopot.