Twenty-five million tests. That’s how many Synevo performed in just one year. Imagine that scale.
Synevo is more than just a lab. It’s a Romanian success story. A Swedish company it started in 1995. It was then known as Rombel. It quickly became the largest private lab network in the country. Think of its 14 labs and 36 collection centers across Bucharest and university towns. In 2012 alone Synevo’s Romanian branch had a turnover of 25.8 million euros. It employed 590 people. Its impressive growth continues.
Synevo isn’t just about numbers. It’s about quality. ISO 15189 certified it participates in five international quality control programs. These ensure accuracy and reliability. Think of the international recognition Synevo enjoys. It’s a trusted name throughout Europe. The company operates in eight countries. These include Poland Ukraine Germany Turkey and more.
Its Bucharest presence is significant. You can find Synevo labs and collection centers across the city. From Fundeni to Plevnei to Unirii you’re never far from a location. Each center is strategically placed. It aims to make testing convenient and accessible.
But Synevo’s story isn’t just about efficiency and reach. It’s about people. Thousands of Romanians rely on Synevo every day. Their health depends on accurate and timely results. Synevo understands this responsibility. It strives for precision and patient care.
Synevo’s central lab sits in Chiajna. Its bustling activity fuels the network’s success. But its impact extends far beyond its walls. It’s in the peace of mind it gives patients. It’s in the medical advancements it supports. It’s in its contribution to Romania’s healthcare system.
So next time you see the Synevo name remember more than just a lab. Remember a story of growth innovation and a commitment to health. It’s a vital part of Bucharest’s life. A story woven into the fabric of the city’s well-being. A testament to Romanian ambition.