Sobyanin spoke about the creation of women's health centers in Moscow

By the end of the year, 5 more women's health centers will appear in Moscow, said the mayor of the capital, Sergei Sobyanin. Currently, there are 11 such medical institutions in the city.

Sobyanin called women's health centers a key element of the new standard of outpatient obstetric and gynecological care. It is based on comprehensive care for women's health and the comfort of receiving specialized treatment, the mayor of the capital emphasized in his Telegram channel.

The centers are clinics with the latest equipment where women can receive specialized care throughout their lives. They are located in the structure of multidisciplinary city hospitals, the mayor noted. 5 new centers will appear on the basis of the State Clinical Hospital named after him. Veresaeva State Library named after Yudina, GKB named after Yeramishantsev on Pechorskaya St. and Kasatkin St., as well as in the State Library No. 31 named after Savelyeva street on Teply Stan.

"Thus, patients receive all the best that is available in Moscow healthcare, and in one place. This is especially important for expectant mothers," Sobyanin wrote.