In developing countries, many children die before their 5th birthday from easily curable diseases, like respiratory infections and diarrhea. Still too many mothers die in childbirth for a lack of adequate healthcare facilities or, simply, poor hygiene. 
Aesculap Foundation works to ensure mums and children the right to health. We guarantee the necessary pre- and post-natal care, building new hospitals where needed and strengthening existing  units and programs especially by training qualified health personnel. 

We want mothers to be able to give birth in total safety, with care from specialist doctors and in adequate hygiene conditions. Also we want new-born babies to have access to primary care.
We want to participate in building of several fully equipped medical laboratories for a better possibility to diagnose diseases

 

- Integrated health care starts with good primary care and refers to the delivery of comprehensive health care services that are well coordinated with good communication among providers.
- Care is usually coordinated by the primary care provider, who takes responsibility for close communication and collaboration among all members of a patient's health care team -- specialists, therapists, facilities administrators, social workers, nurses and others -- as well as with the patient and family members.