# Romanian medical infrastructure upgrades > Live situation record from CLSTR: https://clstr.news/situations/romanian-medical-infrastructure-upgrades > Updated: 2026-08-24T11:44:15.000Z. Sources: 11. Developments: 2. Romania is undergoing a series of medical infrastructure and equipment upgrades across various regional hospitals. Initial developments included the installation of smart intensive care beds at the Galaţi County Hospital through the EU-funded ‘Brain is a Priority’ project. Additionally, the Saint Mary Children’s Hospital in Iaşi prepared to reopen its Intensive Care and Anesthesia unit following a period of reduced operations caused by a Serratia marcescens outbreak. Subsequent investments focused on specialized surgical and diagnostic capabilities. The Prof. Dr. Nicolae Oblu Clinical Emergency Hospital in Iaşi invested over 5.5 million lei in piezoelectric surgical systems and spinal surgery tables to enhance neurosurgical precision. Meanwhile, the municipal hospital in Corabia upgraded its outpatient clinic with 1.7 million euros worth of medical imaging and recovery apparatus to improve local access to rehabilitation and diagnostic services. ## Timeline ### 2026-08-24: Moldova to build new hospice and reform disability services Moldova is set to build a new 26-bed palliative care hospice and is implementing a 750 million lei reform to improve social inclusion and services for persons with disabilities by 2030. 11 sources. https://clstr.news/cluster/medical-facilities-in-romania-receive-significant-equipment-upgrades ### 2026-07-30: Romanian hospitals install smart ICU beds and prepare to reopen pediatric intensive care unit Romanian hospitals upgrade critical care: Galaţi adds eight smart ICU beds; Iaşi children’s hospital prepares to fully reopen its ICU after a deadly outbreak. 2 sources. https://clstr.news/cluster/romanian-hospitals-install-smart-icu-beds-and-prepare-to-reopen-pediatric-intensive-care-unit --- Cite as: Romanian medical infrastructure upgrades. CLSTR, https://clstr.news/situations/romanian-medical-infrastructure-upgrades