Poland can determine how much medical attention will provide medical refugees, but it has no right to refuse their medical services. Thomas Reynier, a spokesman for the European Commission, stated this at a briefing in Brussels.
"The European Directive on Temporary Refugees of Ukrainian Refugees does not define the minimum access to health services. The decision must be made by the Member States, "Renie said, answering the question of Ukrainian journalists about the programs to limit the entry of the healthcare system for unemployed Ukrainians.
To the question whether it is acceptable to refuse the health services of non-working people, he answered.
"Healthcare should be provided, but to what extent, I have to decide on the EU countries."
Reynier also noted that the European Commission has provided 3 billion euros to EU countries to provide major social services to Ukrainian refugees in early summer.
