The number of women's health centers operating in Moscow has increased to 20

Three more modern women's health centers have opened in Moscow. This was announced by Mayor Sergei Sobyanin, noting that providing high—quality and affordable medical care to women is one of the strategic objectives of the capital.

The women's health centers, which are replacing outdated women's clinics, are "modern clinics with a wide range of competencies and diagnostic capabilities," the mayor wrote in his channel in Maks. There, women can receive medical care "according to the most modern standards throughout their lives," he noted.

Currently, there are 20 such centers operating in Moscow: they are part of the structure of the largest multidisciplinary hospitals, which allows for "continuity between outpatient and inpatient units." This scheme allows a whole team of professional doctors of various profiles (internists, endocrinologists, obstetricians and gynecologists, and so on) to manage a specific patient. In addition, as a result, women can receive "seamless routing to the maternity hospital or to a multidisciplinary clinic," Sobyanin added.

The mayor also announced the opening of three new women's health centers, which were opened in the State Clinical Hospital named after him. Veresaeva (37 Planetnaya Street), MMCC "Kommunarka" (7c2 Volynskaya Street) and GKB im. Inozemtseva (Izmailovsky Prospekt, 91A). The center on Planetnaya Street, which is located in a renovated building, unites four women's clinics in the Northern Administrative District. "Almost all necessary types of diagnostics and treatment are offered here, both to prepare for the birth of a child and to preserve health," the mayor said, noting that the commissioning of the center was the final stage in the formation of a unified obstetric and gynecological cluster named after him. Veresaeva.