No, EGK is not planning to diversify. What looks like a nursery display are the plants that turn the attic floor into a recreational space.
Not only our employees and guests will benefit from this, but also many humming, crawling and singing creatures. Every time construction work is carried out, habitats for fauna and flora are lost. With the existing greening of the attic we can partially replace this. And with the planned landscaping work anyway. The EGK, which is considered a pioneer when it comes to free access for its policyholders to soft or complementary medicine, attaches great importance to the fact that not only people, but also plants, birds and insects benefit from the greenery in the new building.
