Sobyanin told Putin about the modernization of Moscow polyclinics

To date, 85% of Moscow polyclinics have already been upgraded according to the new standard. Now patients there can receive high-quality and effective medical care in the most comfortable conditions, the mayor of the capital, Sergei Sobyanin, said during a working meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin.

According to the mayor, the Moscow government is implementing "a unique, most ambitious program in the history of urban healthcare for the comprehensive reconstruction of primary care, which includes the modernization of about 340 polyclinic buildings." "The new clinics look no worse than private clinics, with an interior, appropriate branding, new, modern medical buildings, also at a global level," said the mayor, whose words are quoted on the capital's portal. mos.ru .

The implementation of the polyclinic modernization program according to the new standard began in 2020. The reconstruction of 290 polyclinics has already been completed, and 47 more buildings are in operation. The main activities of the program are planned to be completed by the end of 2025.

In addition, 68 buildings and other buildings of city hospitals were repaired as part of the inpatient modernization program. It is planned to complete the work in five years, when the number of renovated buildings will reach 150.

Since 2020, 59 new hospital buildings, polyclinics, ambulance substations and other healthcare facilities have been built in Moscow with a total area of 0.8 million square meters. m. By 2029, 53 more buildings with an area of about one million square meters are planned to be built.

In February, Sobyanin said that the personnel center of the Moscow Department of Health had implemented more than 100 additional education programs and 60 professional and socio-psychological trainings, 50 of them last year. According to the mayor, in 2024, the most popular projects were for polyclinic doctors - cardiologists, neurologists, general practitioners, internists, ENT specialists, ophthalmologists and others.