Rakova spoke about the creation of a healing environment in medical institutions in Moscow

As part of the concept of a healing environment, new flower arrangements, art objects and recreation areas have appeared on the territory of the capital's hospitals and polyclinics, created with the participation of college students. This was announced by Anastasia Rakova, Deputy Mayor of Moscow for Social Development.

"An environment organized in a certain way reduces anxiety, helps the patient feel more confident and adjust to a positive mood. As part of the concept of a healing environment, new flower arrangements, art objects and recreation areas have appeared on the territories of the capital's hospitals and polyclinics, including those created by students of nine metropolitan colleges. The guys decorated the facades of buildings and adjacent areas, worked with plants, metal, fabric. The students created aesthetic decorative installations under the guidance of experienced mentors," said Rakova.

So, in the city center, a lily of the valley garden appeared in the branch of polyclinic No. 5 on Bolshaya Bronnaya. The students also landscaped the verandas. According to the arboretum developed by the designers, they made a composition of flowering plants in concrete and woven planters.

And students of automotive mechanics from the Moscow Automobile and Road College named after A.A. Nikolaev decorated the adjacent park and the Pobeda retrocar with flower arrangements. They made a special metal structure and installed it on the roof of the car to secure the flowers securely.

The composition with giraffes in Filatov Hospital was supplemented with new bright figures of babies and butterflies, and the exhibition "Horses" on the territory of hospital No. 1 named after N. I. Pirogov — ears of wheat and giant apples.

Colorful bears have a new summer composition in the new complex of St. Vladimir's Children's Hospital. To cheer up the little patients, students of the Moscow State Educational Complex and the Ovchinnikov Polytechnic College assembled 100 colorful stationary turntables and installed them on the hospital fence.