The Hellenic Ministry of Health is the Greek government department responsible for health policy and the organization and development of the country’s health services. Its work spans public health, primary care, hospitals, vaccination, infectious and non-communicable diseases, mental health, and support for health professionals. The Ministry publishes announcements, circulars, press releases, strategic plans, statistics, and information about public health initiatives, healthcare facilities, and procurement.

Its website also provides practical resources for citizens, including hospital, pharmacy, and medical duty schedules; information on patient rights; useful contacts; and guidance on complaints. Visitors can find material about medicines, including price bulletins and reimbursement decisions, as well as therapeutic protocols and electronic prescribing. Digital health resources include eHealth information and initiatives related to the European Health Data Space and the secondary use of health data. The Ministry also shares updates on service improvements, infrastructure projects, health campaigns, and public consultations, helping citizens and professionals access current information about Greece’s national health system and the policies that shape it.