Przemysław Czarnek is being positioned as the candidate for the Law and Justice party (PiS) for Prime Minister in the 2027 parliamentary elections. While the complete health care program from PiS is still to be presented, Czarnka's previous statements reveal insight into his views on important health issues. During a recent speech, he concentrated on Poland’s demographic challenges, mentioning issues like maternal health and the need for better facilities for childbirth as part of addressing these concerns.

Czarnek's stance on specific health policies includes the government’s potential involvement in funding in vitro procedures, indicating a willingness to address infertility issues through public finance. He also acknowledged the current state of hospitals in Poland and expressed intention to advocate for improvements, particularly in terms of accessibility of health services for both Polish citizens and foreigners. His views suggest a focus on expanding health services while grappling with the demographic crisis.

As the election approaches, Czarnek’s recommendations highlight crucial areas of healthcare that could become significant topics during the campaign. His emphasis on demographic issues, hospital conditions, and health service accessibility reflects PiS's broader approach to attract voters concerned about these pressing challenges. The development of these policies will be closely watched as they will be critical to shaping the future of healthcare in Poland and may play a pivotal role in the forthcoming elections.