Every year, on December 3rd, we honor the International Day of Persons with Disabilities, a day dedicated to the rights, dignity, and participation of all people with disabilities in social, professional, and personal life. The day was established by the UN in 1992 and reminds us that disability is not only a medical condition, but also a call for a society that embraces diversity and ensures equal opportunities for everyone.
The 2025 Message: Inclusive Societies – Societies that Progress
This year’s international theme, “Fostering disability-inclusive societies for advancing social progress”, highlights the crucial importance of promoting policies and practices that enhance accessibility, equality, and participation for persons with disabilities. A society that removes barriers – physical, social, institutional – is a society that moves forward.
Euromedica: Healthcare Without Exclusions
At Euromedica’s diagnostic centers, the quality of our services is not limited to the accuracy and reliability of examinations. Equally important to us are accessibility, equitable care, and respect for diversity.
Staying true to our values, we:
• ensure access for people with mobility and other disabilities in our facilities,
• offer personalized support where needed,
• train our staff in inclusive, patient-friendly approaches,
• continuously invest in improving our infrastructure and services.
We believe that healthcare should truly be for everyone, without exceptions.
Why Awareness and Education Matter
Despite the progress made in recent decades, many persons with disabilities continue to face barriers in education, employment, daily life and – often – in accessing healthcare services.
The International Day of Persons with Disabilities reminds us that disability is part of human diversity. Acceptance and equal participation are not privileges but human rights, and society must adapt to people’s needs, not the other way around.
An Invitation to All
Inclusion is not only the responsibility of institutions or organizations. It is a collective responsibility. Through small everyday actions, empathy, and respect, we can build an environment where every person has the space to live, work, create, and grow.
At Euromedica, we remain committed to providing primary healthcare services based on scientific excellence, respect, and universal accessibility. Because health should have no barriers. And because a society without exclusions is a more humane, fair, and strong society.