苏州为新就业群体提供“健康落脚点”

Core Viewpoint - Suzhou has launched a health care initiative for new employment groups, establishing 50 health care service stations to provide various health services, including occupational health, psychological assistance, first aid training, and home visits [1][2] Group 1: Health Care Service Stations - The initiative includes three types of service stations: convenient service stations, integrated service stations, and hub service stations, designed to create a comprehensive health network for new employment groups [2] - The convenient service stations are based on existing grassroots medical institutions and community service centers, enhancing health care for new employment groups [2] - Integrated service stations link health services with rest points for new employment groups, offering mobile health checks and consultations [2] - Hub service stations provide comprehensive health services, including first aid training and psychological counseling [2] Group 2: Customized Health Services - A series of customized health service projects have been launched, covering eight categories and 28 specific services for new employment groups [2] - Services include specialized first aid training, mobile health stations equipped with professional medical devices, and family doctor contracts tailored to individual needs [2] - Additional services such as environmental cleaning for vehicles used by patients and health protection packages are also provided to minimize health risks [2]