Due to downsizing and "permanent suspensions," there is a shortage of 7,181 hospital beds in Hungarian hospitals, including 3,437 beds for active treatment.

7.2 million people have to drive more than 15 minutes to receive basic hospital care. This could mean the difference between life and death in the event of a heart attack, for example.

Infographics illustrate the latest waiting list figures, which operations most people are waiting for, and the length of the queue.

We've mapped the locations of companies involved in the wellbeing and health assessment business, and found several that are operating, all over the country.

Children are not small adults, say pediatricians, who say it's not good that there are only three pediatric services in Pest County.

The business of selling wellbeing and wellness equipment has been flourishing for a long time, authorities have also dealt with similar companies.

We spoke to the President of the Association of Hungarian Ambulance Workers, about how they see the reality of the National Ambulance Service.

The government says waiting lists will decrease, but experts say the opposite will happen. And some exempted will not be covered by the law.

Long waiting lists mean that more patients are turning to private care or travelling hundreds of kilometres to get treatment as quickly as possible.

When analysing the official waiting list registry, Atlatszo found that a significant part of the uploaded data is incorrectly recorded.

Patients completing Atlatszo's survey complain about a lack of information on hospital waiting lists.