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Change of telephone numbers of our facilities

17. 2. 2025

Phone numbers to our facilities are changing.

Instead of the shortened numbers that used to be dialed without a prefix, you can now call these new phone numbers on our devices:

Hospital Hořovice - 311 555 000
Rehabilitation Hospital Beroun - 311 745 000
AKESO POLYCLINIC - 233 555 000
Day Care Centre - 272 744 000

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