Mobile health units serve over 70,000 in remote Greece
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Mobile Health Units (KOMY) in Greece have provided free medical services and in-home care to citizens in remote areas and on islands, examining over 70,000 people.
These units assist people who cannot easily reach healthcare facilities, do not know where to seek help, or live in isolated locations with limited access to health services. The KOMY program began with the goal of reaching vulnerable populations across Greece.
As of August 2026, the units will have examined more than 70,000 citizens nationwide. Of those examined, 15,114 received healthcare directly in their homes. The program focuses on ensuring that all people in Greece have access to basic medical care, regardless of their location or ability to travel. KOMY intends to continue providing these services through August 2026.
