04. 05. 2021.

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The Premium Lux Nursing Home is an exclusive home for the care and accommodation of the elderly. It is located in the center of Batajnica, at the address: Colonel Milenko Pavlović 1. With its architectural solutions, it is classified in the LUX category of homes for the elderly.

Dom Premium Lux is a type of hotel accommodation with an elevator and has single, double and multiple rooms with private bathroom and each of them is naturally lit. Our customers have at their disposal a beautifully landscaped garden for a stay in nature.

The building itself is divided into several units that allow residents to have an undisturbed rest in their rooms, pleasant moments in the company of their peers in the living room or a dignified meal in a pleasant dining room. In addition to a well-organized facility, the tenants have at their disposal a beautiful garden with lots of greenery, a place for walking and relaxing.

The home is built in three levels, and in order to enable users to move freely and activity, an elevator is available to them. For all those who want to start their daily walk from their room, there is also a staircase with handrails on both sides to ensure the safety of the occupants. The Premium Lux home is covered by video surveillance.

Rooms have:

• private bathroom with shower
• comfortable bed with quality mattress
• bedside table
• LED TV
• phone (at user’s request)
• SOS button to call staff
• fire alarm
• underfloor heating

A nutritionist and a professional chef take care of a healthy and balanced diet at the Premium Lux Home. The home kitchen prepares three main meals and two snacks according to the principle of home cooking, where delicious food is prepared with all the rules of a healthy diet. Every day, for each of the meals, at least two types of dishes are offered to satisfy the different tastes of the tenants. Nutrition in a nursing home can be adjusted if the needs of the users require it. Food is served in the dining room, and feeding assistance is provided for infirm and immobile users.

The Premium Lux home employs professional and friendly staff whose task is to enable tenants a healthy, active and dignified life.

Members of our team are:

Special attention is paid to the personal care and hygiene of the users, for which a team of caring and experienced nurses, caregivers and cleaners is in charge. Haircuts, shaving, hairdressing, pedicures and manicures are organized in agreement with the users and according to their needs.

In Premium Lux we organize various social activities and programs in order to provide the users of the home for the elderly with various contents that will animate and motivate each user of the home to be actively involved in the desired programs and spend their free time in the best way.

Social activities in the Premium Lux nursing home:

• home user birthday celebrations
• marking the baptismal feasts of the users
• New Year’s, Christmas, Easter celebrations …

• playing board games
• marking social events
• daily walks
• organized excursions

Everyone’s right to privacy and intimacy is respected in the home. Our customers can, when they wish, be alone in their space or enjoy the company.

Spend a safe third age with us with friendly staff, constant care and medical supervision.

For more information contact us or visit or walk through our home with a virtual tour located on our website

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From his cell in The Hague, former Kosovo President Hashim Thaçi congratulated Edi Rama on his victory in the April parliamentary elections.

Since so far the SP is convincingly leading with votes, writes Insajderi.

In the letter published by Rama on his Facebook account, Thaçi expresses his enthusiasm for Rama’s victory, while he says that with his victory, Albanianness has won.

Among other things, Thaçi asks Rama to take care of Kosovo as well.

“Today, Albania won! Today, Albanians are fine.

Take care of Albania, brother, and do not forget to take care of Kosovo as well.

“When you take care of Kosovo, you also take care of the Albanians,” Thaçi told Rama at the end of his letter.

Full letter:

Brother Edi,

The narrow rooms and walls of The Hague cell do not contain the explosion of my enthusiasm for your victory – an enthusiasm that otherwise hardly finds its place in the gloom of the loneliness of prison days.

But, as never before, today I am happy and calm about your victory, my brother.

I miss Albania, love, nostalgia.

Today, the sun of Albania that I miss so much warmed the heart of the Albanian inside me.

Today I sank smiling into the waves of glorious memories of the days of war.

I remembered those who fought with me, those who fell to bring freedom between us, and all that we idealized so much for Albania, that we swore to give our lives for the liberation and unification of Albanian lands.

This was my oath and that of my comrades as soldiers of the KLA, an oath and a war that today keeps me standing high and with a clear conscience in the face of the unknown.

With a clear conscience and a dignified struggle to unite with Albania, I was reminded that only when Kosovo was liberated did we realize that unification was far away and impossible.

The Albania of valuable poems, books and wills was an ideal wish, but not a reflection of the reality of the time.

I fought for this ideal with Kosovo within Albania, but when the opportunities were limited, I fought for Kosovo, the state – the pride of my life.

I tried hard for Kosovo, but I also made a mistake – once with the enthusiasm of the idealist, and later with the arrogance of the ruler.

But, my brother Edi, I have never been wrong about the relationship we have created together.

You are the brother of the difficult days, and the companion of the good days.

You are the Prime Minister of Albania that I idealized, and the Albanian brother for whom I fought enthusiastically.

Today, the Albania that you worked so hard for and will continue to build, is the Albania I once vowed to fight for.

It is the Albania of Naim’s poems – the Albania with the beautiful mountains and the tall oaks that today, on the ceiling of the prison cell, are drawn and remind me day and night.

So, my brother Edi, you who are making Albania, which I idealized as a young man and I swore as a soldier, I am telling you with conviction that the Albanians enjoy your victory.

With them, I am so happy too.

Therefore, with the books that accompany me in the solitude of these days where time refuses to rush, I embrace and wish brotherly from afar because of the inability to celebrate together.

It’s ugly that I can not be there, but beyond the revolutionary fervor of my memories as a soldier and the pragmatism of the politician who occasionally hits me in the form of memories, today I do not wish you as a friend with whom you shared pieces of the journey political, but like my brother by blood.

With the hope that we will be able to meet again, breathing under the beautiful sky and the sun that warms Albania and Kosovo, I wish you to continue to give everything from your soul for Albania.

This is because even on days when sunlight does not penetrate the closed walls of the cell, the sun warms my heart only when Albania and Kosovo are fine.

Today, Albania won!

Today, Albanians are fine.

Take care of Albania, brother, and do not forget to take care of Kosovo as well.

When you take care of Kosovo, you also take care of the Albanians.

With love,

Your brother,

Hashimi.

The comments were made at a presentation in Belgrade and showed the achievements of the Serbian health system in improving services for migrants and refugees with the support of the European Union.

The “Report on the Health of Refugees and Migrants in the WHO European Region” was cited as evidence that the challenges of travel and integration make refugees and migrants more ill than local populations.

The meeting also concluded that once the immediate health needs of refugees and migrants are met, the ability of health professionals to provide culturally sensitive health promotion and prevention services needs to be strengthened.

In Serbia the first steps have been taken to achieve this:

• Health promotion materials in 6 languages
• Community workshops attended by 853 migrants and refugees
• Training in stress management and cultural sensitivity for 350 health professionals

Subsequent workshops and training courses will continue to be organized by the Serbian Ministry of Health.

At the Main Family Medicine Center (MFMC) in Prishtina, the project “E-Health” was launched to help avoid contacts between doctor and patient.

Here, it was also said that health care needs to be improved.

UNFPA has delivered 186 tablets in order to launch E-Health for Essential Health Services in the Municipality of Prishtina.

This project is funded by the United Kingdom through the British Embassy in Pristina, and is implemented by the United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA) in coordination with the United Nations team in Kosovo (UNKT) MoH, NIPHK and AKM.

The mayor of Prishtina, Shpend Ahmeti, said that he would like the situation to be different after a year of pandemics and for the situation to be normalized.

Ahmeti said the E-Health platform will help avoid contacts between doctor and patient.

“It has been a long time since he asked for doctors to be on the front lines. Despite the fact that we have faced nervous patients who have often expressed concern to doctors, we have tried to provide medicines for free and our tests and duties as a municipality are that of service and to be close to the citizens. Today I would be happy to speak differently and without masks and not for 600 cases a day and thus the normalization of life. “E-Health is to avoid unnecessary contact between doctor and patient,” he said.

United Nations Development Coordinator Ulrika Richardson said families with poor economies have had difficulty accessing health and social services.

Richardson said that in Kosovo there is injustice in the provision of health services.

“For me, you are heroes because the world is looking at the miracle of work done by health professionals. What we have seen with Covid in the world is support and as a UN family we have done a lot of important work together. Many citizens live in poor households and we have seen that they have had a more difficult time in health and social services. I hope we will return to a new normalcy. “In Kosovo, health care needs to be improved,” said Richardson.

The Ambassador of the United Kingdom in Kosovo, Nicholas Abbot, said that due to the pandemic many patients with other health problems could not receive other services.

“Since the world began to face the challenge of public health in Kosovo is continuing with serious consequences and has negatively affected the essential health services because many citizens have not received proper treatment and that is why we have joined forces to we help Kosovo against this virus and to face the crises in the future ”.

The Director of Health in the Municipality of Prishtina, Bujar Gashi, spoke about the challenges faced by the health staff.

“Dealing with the pandemic is even more challenging for developed systems than for us, and help is welcome. In this case and the region, we will start with consultations with our citizens “, said Gashi.

At the Main Family Medicine Center (MFMC) in Prishtina, the project “E-Health” was launched to help avoid contacts between doctor and patient. It was also said that health care should be improved.

UNFPA has delivered 186 tablets in order to launch E-Health for Essential Health Services in the Municipality of Prishtina.

This project is funded by the United Kingdom through the British Embassy in Pristina, and is implemented by the United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA) in coordination with the United Nations team in Kosovo (UNKT) MoH, NIPHK and AKM.

The mayor of Prishtina, Shpend Ahmeti, said that he would like the situation to be different after a year of pandemics and for the situation to be normalized.

Ahmeti said the E-Health platform will help avoid contacts between doctor and patient

“It has been a long time since he asked for doctors to be on the front lines. Despite the fact that we have faced nervous patients who have often expressed concern to doctors, we have tried to provide medicines for free and our tests and duties as a municipality are that of service and to be close to the citizens. Today I would be happy to speak differently and without masks and not for 600 cases a day and thus the normalization of life. “E-Health is to avoid unnecessary contact between doctor and patient,” he said.

United Nations Development Coordinator Ulrika Richardson said families with poor economies have had difficulty accessing health and social services.

Richardson said that in Kosovo there is injustice in the provision of health services.

“For me, you are a hero because the world is witnessing the miracle of the work done by health professionals. What we have seen with covid in the world is support and as a UN family we have done a lot of important work together. Many citizens live in poor households and we have seen that they have had a more difficult time in health and social services. I hope we will return to a new normalcy. “In Kosovo, health care needs to be improved,” said Richardson.

The Ambassador of the United Kingdom in Kosovo, Nicholas Abbot said that due to the pandemic many patients with other health problems could not receive other services.

“Since the world began to face the challenge of public health in Kosovo is continuing with serious consequences and has negatively affected the essential health services because many citizens have not received proper treatment and that is why we have joined forces to we help Kosovo against this virus and to face the crises in the future ”.

He called on the institutions to support this initiative even after the completion of this project, as he says that only in this way can a more sustainable health system be offered to the citizens.

The Director of Health in the Municipality of Prishtina, Bujar Gashi, spoke about the challenges faced by health staff.

“Facing the pandemic is more challenging even for the most developed systems than for us and help is welcome. In this case and the region we will start consulting with our citizens,” said Gashi.

Dr. Visare Mujko-Nimani, hopes that the initiative of the municipality of Prishtina will be an example for other municipalities.

“With what we have managed to provide, we are ensuring the health of patients and your health. We hope that the initiative of the municipality of Prishtina will be an example for other municipalities “.

The purpose of this project is to mitigate the impact of the pandemic on the provision of Essential Health Services for 214 thousand 688 residents of the municipality of Prishtina.