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Five modular outpatient clinics open in Yakutia
Five modular outpatient clinics open in Yakutia
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The new outpatient clinics have opened in the villages of Beidinga in Ust-Aldansky District, Botulu in Verkhnevilyuisky District, Krest-Kytyl in Namsky District, and Chappanda in Nyurbinsky District, as well as in the Markha residential area of Yakutsk, according to the Telegram channel of the Russian Presidential Plenipotentiary Envoy to the Far Eastern Federal District.All five buildings are equipped with modern equipment for primary medical care, as well as separate treatment and vaccination rooms for adults and children.“I believe it is very important for people to have access to high-quality medical care wherever they live, whether in remote settlements or in the capital’s metropolitan area,” Head of the Republic of Sakha (Yakutia) Aisen Nikolayev said at the opening ceremony.The new outpatient clinic in Beidinga will serve around 1,000 people, including 360 children. The clinic in Markha is designed to serve more than 15, people. 000 It will have five general practice areas and four pediatric areas, as well as a functional diagnostics room.Yakutia has opened over 130 healthcare facilities since 2018.
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Five modular outpatient clinics open in Yakutia
The new outpatient clinics have opened in the villages of Beidinga in Ust-Aldansky District, Botulu in Verkhnevilyuisky District, Krest-Kytyl in Namsky District, and Chappanda in Nyurbinsky District, as well as in the Markha residential area of Yakutsk, according to the Telegram channel of the Russian Presidential Plenipotentiary Envoy to the Far Eastern Federal District.
All five buildings are equipped with modern equipment for primary medical care, as well as separate treatment and vaccination rooms for adults and children.
“I believe it is very important for people to have access to high-quality medical care wherever they live, whether in remote settlements or in the capital’s metropolitan area,” Head of the Republic of Sakha (Yakutia) Aisen Nikolayev said at the opening ceremony.
The new outpatient clinic in Beidinga will serve around 1,000 people, including 360 children. The clinic in Markha is designed to serve more than 15, people. 000 It will have five general practice areas and four pediatric areas, as well as a functional diagnostics room.
Yakutia has opened over 130 healthcare facilities since 2018.
