PHI Re-Medika fully implements the Quality and Environment Policy, which is based on a system oriented towards prnicples for promoting health services by meeting the requirements of ISO 9001: 2015 and ISO 14001: 2015, the expectations of health service users for quality, effective and efficient resolution of their needs and problems, which are the responsibility of PHI Re-Medika.

The quality and environmental policy, which is the framework for establishing and reviewing the defined quality and environmental goals, is periodically reviewed and modified as necessary.

The basic principles of the Quality and Environment Policy, to which PHI Re-Medika commits itself, are based on the creation of a quality business system aimed at:

• Beneficiaries of the health service by providing top quality health care services by hiring highly skilled staff, sophisticated diagnostic equipment and tools, in conditions that meet the standards of health service delivery.


• Completely reduce the potential risk to the patient.


• Building relationships with health service users in order to increase and improve the reputation and confidence of PHI Re-Medika and thus increase market share in the health services.


• Creating correct relationships with suppliers to meet the procurement requirements of equipment and raw materials necessary to deliver high quality health care.


• Identifying and eliminating any deficiencies that may have an adverse impact on the operation of the hospital and the community at large.


• Meeting the needs of employees.


• Fulfillment of Legislation.


• Permanent professional training of staff at all levels.


• Care to improve working conditions, equipment as well as environmental protection.


• Rational use of energy, raw materials and other natural resources.


• Reduce waste generation and classify waste materials according to recycling possibilities.

All PHI Re-Medika staff comply with the Quality and Environment Policy and their obligations thereunder.

PHI Re-Medika is committed to maintain and improve its Quality and Environmental Management Systems, thus meeting the requirements of ISO 9001: 2015 and ISO 14001: 2015, while also meeting the needs and requirements of healthcare users.