Tag: HEALTH

Yes to Balls! Men’s Health in Focus. New Exhibition at Olivia Star

Posted on by Katarzyna Halicka

Testicular cancer most often affects young men. The average age at diagnosis is just 35, with almost 80% of cases occurring in individuals between 20 and 44 years old. This is an important reason to discuss men’s health and prevention. This Thursday, November 5, the lobby of Olivia Star will host the exhibition “YES to Balls!”, prepared as part of the Dziennik Bałtycki’s social and educational project.

 

Following the “You, Women, Are Strength” exhibition, dedicated to breast cancer prevention, Olivia Centre continues the conversation about health and the importance of early diagnosis. This time, the focus will be on men.

 

Men’s Health in Numbers

It is important to speak openly about prevention, as cancer can affect men of all ages. Testicular cancer is a good example of this. Although an average of about 1,200 cases are diagnosed annually in Poland, it is the most common malignant neoplasm among men aged 15–44.

 

With age, however, the risk of prostate cancer increases, which is the most frequently diagnosed malignant neoplasm in men in Poland. According to data from the National Cancer Registry, in 2023, it accounted for 24.5% of all new malignant cancer diagnoses in this group.

 

These data show how crucial oncological vigilance is at every stage of life. Knowing one’s own body, reacting to alarming symptoms, and consulting a doctor about the need for appropriate tests can help in early detection of the disease.

 

Pomeranian Athletes Play on One Team

The ambassadors of the campaign and the heroes of the exhibition are well-known Pomeranian athletes representing various disciplines.

  • Piotr Nowakowski (Energa Trefl Gdańsk volleyball player),
  • Tomasz Wójtowicz (Lechia Gdańsk footballer),
  • Adam Nowicki (athlete, marathon runner, Olympian),
  • Filip Zaborowski (swimmer, Olympian),
  • Rafał Stępień (PGE Wybrzeże Gdańsk handball player),
  • Piotr Szeszutek (Energa Ogniwo Sopot rugby player),
  • Szymon Malicki (AZS AWFiS Gdańsk table tennis player),
  • Arkadiusz Stubba (Karate Senshi Club karateka),
  • Rafał Urbański (MMA fighter, MMA Team Tczew).

 

We usually see them on sports fields, tracks, swimming pools, and mats. This time, they have joined forces for a common goal: to encourage men to get tested, break stereotypes, and consciously take care of their health.

 

The campaign “YES to Balls!” (or “YES to Testicular Health!”) reminds us that fear of diagnosis or shame should not prevent a visit to the doctor. Early detection of the disease can be crucial for treatment effectiveness. An integral part of the project is a broad information and education campaign conducted by Dziennik Bałtycki, involving oncology experts, psychologists, and representatives of foundations and organizations supporting cancer patients. Through articles, interviews, specialist advice, and patient stories, the editorial team aims to provide reliable knowledge, debunk myths, and break taboos related to men’s health.

 

Olivia Star to Light Up Blue

On November 4, Olivia Star will light up blue, symbolically supporting the campaign and reminding everyone of the importance of cancer prevention.

 

The “YES to Testicular Health!” exhibition will be available for viewing in the Olivia Star lobby for two weeks, from November 4 to November 12. We invite you to visit!

 

YES to health. YES to prevention. YES to Testicular Health!

 

 

 

Check which tests to perform!

Patient Guide: Prevention is a Man’s Business

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Data from:

National Oncology Portal, “Testicular Cancer – Epidemiology,” published January 14, 2026.

National Oncology Portal, “Prostate Cancer – Epidemiology.”

National Cancer Registry, “Malignant Neoplasms in Poland in 2023,” January 2026 edition.

“Women, You Are Strength.” A unique exhibition returns to Olivia

Posted on by Katarzyna Halicka

Twelve women, twelve personal stories of illness, hope, and returning to everyday life. Olivia is once again hosting the exhibition “Women, You Are Strength,” prepared by “Dziennik Bałtycki” in cooperation with the Gdańsk-based OmeaLife Foundation. The exhibition is part of the October #Pinktober campaign, reminding us of the importance of breast cancer prevention.

 

The heroines of the exhibition are beneficiaries of the OmeaLife Foundation who have faced cancer and decided to publicly share their experiences. In photographs by Agata Zatorska, we see women who, despite difficult experiences, pursue their plans, develop passions, and enjoy life. The portraits are maintained in warm, amber colors. Amber symbolizes feminine strength, to which the project’s title refers. Each photograph is accompanied by a QR code leading to the heroine’s personal story. These stories can be heard, among other places, on the dedicated project page of “Dziennik Bałtycki.”

 

One of the exhibition’s heroines is Anna Ziemiańska, former president of the Amazonki association, who participated in its opening. “We, women who have experienced breast cancer, talk about how to get through it. We also show how important prevention is. And that it’s not the end of the world; you can live on and help others.”

 

During the opening, Izabela Malicki, a psychologist and psycho-oncologist, also spoke, drawing attention to the fear accompanying a suspected cancer diagnosis and the importance of early detection. “The first reaction is usually anxiety and the question: will I live, can this be cured? That’s why prevention is so important. Early detection of changes offers a very high chance of full recovery.”

 

Photo by Przemysław Świderski | Dziennik Bałtycki

 

This October at Olivia Centre is rich in initiatives dedicated to health and prevention. On October 2, during Health Day, 59 women benefited from examinations in the mammobus, and 90 people had blood tests. The event concluded with the 4th MotoCYCle Rally, during which motorcyclists in pink attire rode through the streets of Gdańsk, encouraging regular check-ups.

 

The opening of the “Women, You Are Strength” exhibition was also accompanied by the pink illumination of Olivia Star. The tallest building in northern Poland lit up in pink once again as a gesture of solidarity with those battling breast cancer.

 

Photo by Maciej Roszkowski | We Love Photo

 

 

The exhibition can be viewed in the Olivia Star lobby until November 4.
We invite you to visit the exhibition and learn the stories of its heroines.

 

 

Jump High For Santa Claus! We invite you to participate in the charity tournament!

Posted on by Katarzyna Halicka

In accordance with our tradition, we are supporting the Bayer team, which is organizing the ‘JUMP HIGH FOR SANTA CLAUS!’ charity Christmas volleyball tournament for the 6th time. When? This time on November 29th, because it’s well-known that time is needed to pack gifts! Anyone can participate in the tournament! Gather your team, let Dawid, who oversees everything, know, have a great time, and multiply good deeds in the process! THE ENTIRE ENTRY FEE once again goes to Father Dutkiewicz Hospice in Gdańsk!

 

When do we play? November 29th from 9:00 AM until… (it all depends on the number of teams)

 

Where do we play? At Ergo Arena (plac Dwóch Miast 1, Gdańsk)

 

Who are we playing for? All collected funds will go entirely to sick children from Father Dutkiewicz Hospice in Gdańsk, because – whenever we can – we want to ensure children have peaceful holidays with their dream gift under the Christmas tree.

 

What do we promise? Action-packed matches, fun moments, and above all, immense satisfaction from helping others!

 

Entry fee: 1500 PLN per team

 

 

Mark this date in your calendars: November 29th!
Gather your team and sign up with Dawid.
You have until November 22nd.
Email: dawid.frymark@bayer.com

 

 

Here are some assumptions. We have a moment, so we’ll clarify everything soon! We assume that:

 

  • Tournament participants form teams representing their companies/organizations.
  • A team consists of 6 players on the court and some reserves 😉
  • Each team must designate a captain.
  • The tournament will be played according to official volleyball rules, with certain possible modifications that will be announced before the tournament begins.
  • The registration fee is 1500 PLN net per team.
  • Team or player registration is done by email to the organizers and by paying the registration fee to the Hospice’s account.
  • Email address for registrations: dawid.frymark@bayer.com
  • Registrations are accepted until 2026-11-22.

 

 

JOIN US!

#GBSGdanskVolleyball #JumpHighForSanta #SpikeAndSleigh #OliviaTeam

 

 

 

 

 

 

PÓŁNOCNY POMAGA Helps Again! 7.4 km for the Gdańsk Hospice. Join!

Posted on by Katarzyna Halicka

On October 3, Gdańsk will once again run to help. Ahead of us is the 9th PÓŁNOCNY POMAGA Charity Run. All proceeds from entry fees and donations will be allocated to the reconstruction of the Hospice of Father Eugeniusz Dutkiewicz SAC in Gdańsk.

 

The event is organized by Erste Bank Polska S.A. (formerly Santander Bank) and the Erste Bank Polska S.A. Ignacy Jan Paderewski Foundation. Olivia Centre once again supports this initiative, and just like in previous years, the run will start right here! Participants will set off from our resident’s headquarters at 11:00 AM. In other words, from NetWork Spot Erste Bank Polska at al. Grunwaldzka 472. The finish line will be at Plac Zebrań Ludowych, near the Oliwa Gate.

 

This is an event where the result takes a back seat. The distance of 7.4 km can be covered by running or power walking, at your own pace, and those who cannot be in Gdańsk can also join virtually, from anywhere in the world.

 

PÓŁNOCNY POMAGA is taking place for the ninth time. Since 2018, 12,979 people have participated, and a total of PLN 632,206 has been donated to the Hospice Foundation. Thanks to this support, it has been possible, among other things, to help build the Respite Care Centre and support the ongoing, vital activities of the Hospice of Father Eugeniusz Dutkiewicz SAC. This year, the common goal is to raise funds for the reconstruction of the hospice.

 

  • The run will take place on October 3, 2026.
  • The entry fee for adults is PLN 60.
  • Children and youth up to 18 years of age can participate free of charge.
  • Registration for the stationary run is open until September 30, and for the virtual run until October 2.

 

You don’t have to break records. You can run, walk, or join virtually. The common goal is the most important thing. Join the 9th PÓŁNOCNY POMAGA Charity Run and cover 7.4 km for the Gdańsk hospice!

 

Register and check run details

Learn more about the Hospice Foundation

Get to know the Hospice of Father Eugeniusz Dutkiewicz

 

Healthy October at Olivia Centre. Take care of yourself!

Posted on by Katarzyna Halicka

For years, October has been associated with Pinktober, the Breast Cancer Awareness Month, primarily reminding us of the importance of prevention and regular check-ups. At Olivia Centre, we want to look at health even more broadly. Therefore, on October 2nd, we invite you to Health Day, during which you will be able to benefit from preventive examinations, consultations with specialists, and advice on daily self-care and well-being, all in one place.

 

Mammobus – prevention that matters

One of the most important points of the program will be the mammobus, a mobile clinic equipped with mammography apparatus. This examination allows for the detection of alarming changes in the breasts, even when they do not yet show any symptoms.

Health Day will therefore be a good opportunity not to postpone prevention and to undergo the examination on-site at Olivia Centre. Advance registration is required for mammography.

Register for a mammobus examination

 

Blood tests and Oncopackage

A mobile clinic will also be available on-site, where you can undergo blood tests, including the specially prepared Oncopackage.

Regular laboratory tests are one of the basic elements of prevention. They can provide the doctor with information about the body’s functioning and indicate abnormalities requiring further diagnosis. Advance registration is also required here.

Register for tests

LUX MED specialists on-site

Health is not just about test results. During the event, you will also be able to talk to LUX MED experts representing several different areas of healthcare.

Participants will meet specialists from LUX MED Harmonia, dealing with mental health, representatives of LUX MED Hospital, and experts from LUX MED Stomatologia. This is an opportunity to talk, gain information, and ask questions about available forms of prevention and care.

 

Intestines, microbiota, and immunity

It is worth thinking about health holistically. Therefore, during Health Day, there will also be an OmniBiotic stand, dedicated to intestinal microflora and its importance for the proper functioning of the body.

Experts will explain how diet, lifestyle, and daily habits, among other factors, affect the microbiota and how to support it every day.

 

And after the examinations – a moment for yourself

Because health also means rest, balance, and good food. After the examinations and consultations, we invite you to the relaxation and gastronomy zone. A food truck will arrive at Parking C, and there will also be drinks and a space where you can slow down for a moment.

 

When: October 2nd, Friday
Where: Olivia Centre, Parking C
Who for: for Olivia Centre Residents and guests, women and men

 

October is a good time to remember what is easily postponed in the daily rush. On October 2nd, do something good for yourself and visit Health Day at Olivia Centre.

 

 


These aren’t all the attractions for the day; we’ll be adding more as we go!! 

Football League 2025/2026 concluded! Join us for the grand finale!

Posted on by Katarzyna Halicka

A record number of goals and a tight race for the championship. That’s how the 2025/2026 Olivia Football League season can be summarized in brief. Excitement, sporting rivalry, and positive energy once again came together on the pitch. 13 teams participated in the competition, representing over 200 players from companies at Olivia Centre. All matches were officiated by professional referees from the Pomeranian Football Association. This was one of the most thrilling seasons in the league’s history. 62 matches played, as many as 510 goals scored, and a final that kept everyone on edge until the last action.

 

 


On July 31 at 12:00 PM, our patio will host the ceremonial awards presentation for the Football League teams. All as part of Active Day! It will be a special moment! Come celebrate the champions, thank all the teams for their efforts, and join us in celebrating the conclusion of these exciting competitions!

 

 

 

The season in dry statistics. The numbers speak for themselves

  • 510 goals scored
  • 375 assists recorded
  • 62 matches played
  • 24 yellow cards and only 2 red cards
  • an average of 8.22 goals per match

This average shows that this season featured plenty of offensive, spectacular football on the pitch, and team discipline remained at a very high level, as evidenced by the minimal number of red cards.

 

Undisputed top scorer

No one could match Patryk Kraśniewski from FC Lyreco this season. The striker finished the competition with an impressive tally of 24 goals, four goals ahead of second-placed Wojciech Borkowski (Just Join IT; 20 goals). The podium was completed by Norbert Tomicki from Erste Network, who scored 18 goals.

Kraśniewski and Tomicki also lead in assists

In the top assists classification, we have a tie at the top. Both Patryk Kraśniewski and Norbert Tomicki recorded 13 assists. Behind them is Wojciech Borkowski with 11 assists. The podium is completed by Adam Szczot, a player for Energa.

Combined points standings. Kraśniewski is the season’s king

Combining goals and assists, there is no doubt who was the season’s MVP. Patryk Kraśniewski accumulated 37 points (24 goals + 13 assists), decisively ahead of the rest of the field. Behind him, tied with an identical tally of 31 points in 2nd place, are Norbert Tomicki and Wojciech Borkowski. The podium is completed by Paweł Lis.

Knockout phase. Excitement until the final whistle

The group stage determined the top eight, which competed in the knockout phase. Here is the final standings.

 

The final proved to be a true highlight. Just Join IT defeated FC Lyreco 5:4 in a match full of twists and turns. The decisive goal was reportedly scored by Wojciech Borkowski (this information still requires confirmation).

 

Equally intense was the third-place match . After a regulation draw, EPAM Systems kept their composure better in the penalty shootout, defeating Erste Network. Both the final and the third-place match demonstrated that the differences between the season’s top teams were minimal.

 

Just Join IT defends the title, FC Lyreco is the sensation

Comparing this year’s top finishers with the results from the previous season (2024/25) reveals several interesting facts. In the 2024/25 season, the top five looked as follows: 1. Just Join IT, 2. EPAM Systems, 3. Erste Network, 4. thyssenkrupp, 5. FC Lyreco. Just Join IT thus claimed the championship for the second consecutive time. This confirms that this team remains a powerhouse in the league and defends its title with full merit.

 

The revelation of the season was FC Lyreco, which finished in 5th place the previous year but in this edition reached the final, finishing the season in second place. That’s a four-position climb and the strongest evidence of progress achieved by any team this season. This was largely thanks to the phenomenal form of Patryk Kraśniewski, the top scorer and leader in the combined points standings.

 

EPAM Systems, despite dropping one position (from 2nd to 3rd), once again secured a podium finish, confirming the team’s exceptional consistency in recent seasons. Meanwhile, Erste Network, last year’s bronze medalist, this time finished in 4th place, losing the battle for the podium only in penalties. A clear drop in form was recorded by thyssenkrupp – from 4th place last year to 6th this season.

 

Battle for places 5-8

It wasn’t only the top positions that provided excitement. The competition for places 5-8 also featured plenty of goals:

  • Olivia Centre – Energa 4:4 (0:1 in penalties)
  • Ricoh – thyssenkrupp 3:11

In the match for 7th place, Ricoh defeated Olivia Centre 4:0, and for 5th place Energa crushed thyssenkrupp 7:3, sealing the final arrangement of the top eight.

 

Standings for places 9-13

Below the second tier, five teams competed for positions in the table. The best performers from this group were Arrow Services and Capgemini. Both teams finished the competition with 9 points, but Arrow Services secured the higher position thanks to a better goal difference (+15 versus +5).

 

A surprise may be the last place finish of Air Legends – despite having the worst goal difference in this group, the team was simultaneously among the season’s fair play teams, not receiving a single card.

 

 

Fair Play. Three teams without a single card

Special recognition goes to the teams that went through the entire season without any cards: Air Legends, Erste Network, and Navblue. As we can see, the highest goals in the league can also be pursued through clean, sporting play.

 

Summary

The 2025/26 season will be remembered as one of the highest-scoring and most competitive in the league’s history. Individually, Patryk Kraśniewski shone, the Just Join IT team proved most effective overall, and fans could count on genuine excitement right up to the final whistle of the championship match. We already can’t wait for the next edition of the competition!

 

 

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The Olivia Centre Running Club is starting!

Posted on by Katarzyna Halicka

On Tuesday, May 26, we start with the Olivia Centre Running Club! And it will happen! Because we have running workouts ahead of us, meetings with experts, advice from dieticians, physiotherapy consultations and what else sports will play in our souls.

 

We start with an unhurried corpse, so that in two or three months, we will run like the proverbial doe.

  • Goal number 1: fun and relaxation.
  • Goal number 2: better fitness and health.
  • Goal number 3: new relationships.
  • Goal number 4 (optional): preparation for the Gdańsk Half Marathon, which will take place on September 27, or for Night Friday on September 26.

 

And so, we train twice a week on Tuesdays and Thursdays at 17:00 in different locations. In the near future, m.in, picturesque routes of the Tri-City Landscape Park.

  • Training: Tuesday, Thursday.
  • Hours. 17:00
  • We start from Olivia Star.
  • Duration of training: Ok. 60 minutes.

 

The club is being established in cooperation with the Academic Sports Association of the University of Gdańsk, and this is – in our opinion – the best recommendation. The classes will be conducted by Łukasz Gałka, an athletics coach associated with AZS UG Gdańsk, who has been present in the world of middle and long distance running for years. He has competed in half marathons, marathons and triathlons, was a competitor and medalist of the Polish Academic Championships, and today he trains others and prepares himself to participate in the World Masters Athletics Championships Daegu 2026.

 

We invite everyone who is interested. Those who just want to start their adventure with running and those who know what it is all about. The trainer will advise, suggest, improve, teach. You can join to take part in a half marathon, or you can also just improve your fitness, run with someone after work, catch the regularity bug or just check if running in a group is for you.

 

We start calmly. The first trainings will last about an hour and will be adapted to the level of participants. You don’t need to have experience or sports history behind you. Just come in comfortable shoes and see how it works.

 

Over time, the club will develop. The plans include, m.in, special trainings, joint running adventures and small surprises for the most regular participants. We will keep you informed about the details.

 

  • First practice: Tuesday, May 26, at 17:00.
  • Start: Olivia Star.
  • Sign up HERE
  • And follow the next events on the Events page and in the MyOlivia app

 

More about coach Łukasz Gałka

Łukasz Gałka has been involved in athletics since 2006. He specializes in middle and long runs, and has gained sports experience at many levels. He started his career in MOS Zatoka Braniewo, later he ran for many Tri-City clubs, to become a permanent anchor in the Academic Sports Association of the University of Gdańsk. Gałka is a multiple medalist of the Polish Academic Championships, an activist of AZS UG, and currently as an athletics coach.

 

His sports CV is not only theory, but above all practice. He has participated in many half marathons, marathons and triathlons, both in Poland and abroad. He is active in sports and still does not slow down. He is involved in the development of the masters sport as the vice-president of the PKLA Masters club, and his own training is currently subordinated to the preparation for the 2026 WMAC Daegu Masters World Championships.

 

As a competitor and coach, he knows perfectly well what hard work, fighting weaknesses and satisfaction at the finish line are. The Olivia Centre Running Club will provide participants with proven tools, knowledge and a solid dose of motivation.

 

See you on the road!

Conversations about! on May 14. Spirituality and well-being.

Posted on by Katarzyna Halicka

We invite you to the Talks About! “Spirituality and Well-Being – Yoga or Christian Meditation?” The guests of the meeting will be Prof. Aleksander Bańka – evangelizer, Christian meditation practitioner and Dr. Nina Budziszewska – yogi, yoga researcher.

 

  • What is the best way to be “here and now” and live life to the fullest?
  • Do yoga and Christian meditation have anything in common?
  • Has “well-being” replaced “salvation”?
  • What exactly is “spirituality”?

 

Sign up for the event “Conversations About!”

 

 

After the meeting, we invite you to the workshops:

 

  • “Népsis – Prayer of Vigilance of the Heart”. Sign up!
  • “Pranayama – the art of yogic breathing”. Sign up!

 

 

Dr. Nina Budziszewska – an expert in the field of breathwork, yoga philosophy and Indian culture, combining scientific activity with many years of practice. Trainer of yogic breath (pranayama), Indologist, Sanskrologist, philosopher and Romance scholar. She is associated with the University of Wrocław, where she is an assistant professor at the Department of Indian Philology and the head of the Yoga Research Laboratory. She also directs the Postgraduate Studies in Indian Yoga (formerly: Classical Yoga), developing educational programs that combine tradition with a modern approach to practice. Author of numerous scientific and popularization publications, as well as a trainer at REPS Polska. Member of the Polish Oriental Society, the Polish Philosophical Society and the Association of Relaxation Trainers and Practitioners “Space”. In her work, she integrates academic knowledge with practical experience, supporting the development of conscious breathwork and an in-depth understanding of the yoga tradition.

 

Nina Budziszewska, PhD

https://atelierjogi.org/

http://indologia.uni.wroc.pl/o-zakladzie/pracownicy/nina-budziszewska/

https://www.instagram.com/dr_nina_budziszewska/

 

 

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Ph.D. Aleksander Bańka, Professor of the University of Silesia – philosopher and political scientist, professor at the University of Silesia in Katowice, associated with the Institute of Philosophy of the Faculty of Humanities. He specializes in Christian philosophy and modern and contemporary French philosophy, with particular emphasis on the issues of anthropology, ontology and epistemology. Author of books, articles and audiobooks devoted to philosophy and Christian spirituality, actively involved in popularization and media activities (m.in. Radio eM, “Gość Niedzielny”, YouTube channel). Lay leader of the Center for Spirituality of the Light-Life Movement of the Archdiocese of Katowice, member of the Pastoral Council of the Archdiocese of Katowice and the Council for the Apostolate of the Laity of the Polish Episcopal Conference. He served as the chairman of the Commission for the Laity of the Second Synod of the Archdiocese of Katowice, and was also appointed a delegate of the Church in Poland for the opening of the synodal process in Rome. In his activity, he combines philosophical reflection with the practice of spiritual life and social involvement.

 

Prof. Aleksander Bańka

http://duchogrod.pl/

https://us.edu.pl/instytut/ifil/osoby/aleksander-banka/

https://www.instagram.com/bankaaleksander/

 

 

Sign up for the event “Conversations About!”

 

 

 

 

We are starting spring cleaning in Olivia!

Posted on by Katarzyna Halicka

Spring is coming, so we are starting a large-scale cleaning in Olivia! In the coming weeks, we will systematically refresh and tidy up common spaces – green areas, patios, garage halls, shower changing rooms and infrastructure around buildings. Winter did not spoil us, so there will be a lot to do:) Check here, because more information about our activities will be presented here.

 

What lies ahead in March?

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Cleaning up outdoor areas

 

From March 16 , we will start cleaning work on the outdoor area around Olivia’s office buildings. The works will primarily include the removal of road salt residues after the intense winter period and the cleaning of the entrances to the main buildings.

 

Of course, all activities will be carried out during the day, outside the morning and afternoon rush hours, to minimize possible difficulties. Building security will also take care of fencing off the area for the duration of the work, so that you feel comfortable and safe.

 

The estimated time of completion of all works is about two weeks.

 

Repair of the surface of the upper car park B


On Friday, March 20 , we will start repairing the asphalt surface in the upper car park B. The works will last until late in the evening on Saturday, March 21, with the possibility of extending them on Sunday, March 22.


To enable the renovation works to be carried out efficiently, the upper car park B will be closed to users on Thursday, March 19 at 7:00 p.m.

 

Please do not park your vehicles in the upper car park B on the indicated dates: from Thursday, March 19 from 7:00 p.m. to Sunday, March 22 at 09:00. Lower car park B remains at your disposal during this time. The entrance to the lower car park B will take place from Marii Janion Street (former Bażyńskiego). On the above dates, the barriers of the lower car park will be raised.

We park only in the lower car park B (green)

 

Entrance from Marii Janion Street, turn into Marii Janion Street from Grunwaldzka Avenue.



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Cleaning in bicycle changing rooms



The next action will take place on March 26-28 (Thursday-Saturday) – then we will carry out a general cleaning and refreshment of the bicycle changing rooms.


 




We ask that all private belongings, such as shoes or towels, be hidden in your lockers by March 25 (Wednesday) at the latest. Items left outside the lockers will be taken by us and disposed of. 


 


During the works, the bicycle changing rooms will be temporarily closed. We ask for your understanding and patience. This is a temporary inconvenience, and the result, we hope, will be dazzling.


 




This is just the beginning of our spring activities. In the coming weeks, we are planning further cleaning and refreshment work in various parts of Olivia. We will keep you informed about the details, and there will be more specific actions, because we want Olivia to look as good as possible with spring.

	


	





	

		
Olivia Centre welcomes new medical centre
		

			Posted on  by Katarzyna Halicka		

			


	

		
“Harmonia” Mental Health Clinics are a type of facilities of the LUX MED Group developed throughout the country. Patients of all ages will find help in mental health and personal development. 


 


The development of the Harmonia clinic network is related to the growing needs, but also to social awareness in the field of mental well-being and care for one’s own well-being and the well-being of loved ones. In the new facility, patients can take advantage of the advice of psychiatrists, psychologists, neuropsychologists, sexologists, psychodieticians and speech therapists. It hosts individual, couples and family consultations, both in the form of stationary visits and in the form of video consultations and telephone consultations. The facility also offers psychological diagnostics, cognitive functioning tests, as well as diagnoses of ADHD, the autism spectrum in both children and adults.




Located on the first floor of Olivia’s newest building, Olivia Prime, the facility is designed to support therapy and improve the well-being of patients and staff: filled with bright colours, wood, plants and comfort-enhancing soft upholstery fabrics for the sofas and armchairs. The architectural office Design Anatomy was responsible for the detailed design of the facility, and the implementation was on the side of Construction Plus.


 


– Renting space in Olivia Centre is another important investment for us. We are all the more pleased to be present in the complex at Grunwaldzka Avenue, as it is the first facility of the LUX MED Group network of Mental Health Clinics “Harmonia” in the Tri-City. We wanted a well-connected location that was easily accessible to patients, while offering a modern, friendly infrastructure. Olivia Prime fully meets these expectations by providing a space designed to support the treatment process – both functionally and aesthetically. We are convinced that the presence of “Harmonia” in Olivia will make a real contribution to improving the availability of professional mental health care and increasing the comfort of patients using the services of our Group  – says Robert Kalota, Director of the Investment and Administration Department of the LUX MED Group.




 


– A wide range of medical services and diagnostics broadens our attractiveness not only for employees of companies with their offices in Olivia, but for every resident of the Tri-City – says Bogusław Wieczorek, Olivia’s Board Representative. – The “Harmonia” Mental Health Clinic, the leader of private health services in Poland, of the LUX MED Group, is another medical facility in Olivia. Previously, the inhabitants of the Tri-City could use the medical offer of two Medicover facilities, as well as a pharmacy. This is part of our policy of providing not only high-quality space for doing business, but also well-being – this is what the largest botanical garden in Pomerania, Olivia Garden, which offers places for meetings, quiet work and relaxation among majestic greenery, but also a two-storey fitness club, numerous sports clubs, the development of passion and social integration. We also support local initiatives that improve the quality of life in Oliwa, the district of Gdańsk where Olivia is located, so I am pleased to emphasize that we are part of the living social organism of the entire Tri-City. 


 


Fig. Lux Med’s own materials