Sanatoriums of Bashkiria are turning into a modern medical industry
This is no longer a story of quiet rest for the older generation, but a dynamic sector of the economy, a powerful tool for social support and a modern medical industry

The region’s ambitions were officially confirmed: in 2027, Ufa will host the international forum “Healthcare”, which will bring together leading experts, investors and representatives of health centers from all over Russia and abroad.
Behind the dry figures of the reports voiced by Deputy Prime Minister Natalia Polyanskaya, there is a large-scale transformation. Eight republican sanatoriums are not just institutions with a Soviet base, but effective enterprises.
If in 2025 Bashkir health resorts took more than 49 thousand people, in 2026 this figure will reach 51 thousand. Revenue for the first half of 2026 amounted to about 3.3 billion rubles: this is plus six percent to the same time last year. It is important that this money works within the system.
The volume of tax revenues increases with profits. Thus, VAT from state sanatoriums of Bashkiria has almost doubled, reaching 90 million rubles.
The key principle is reinvestment. Earned funds are directed not to dividends, but to the foundation of the future: the reconstruction of buildings and the purchase of advanced medical and diagnostic equipment.
- It is important to understand that vacationers are increasing requirements for food and living conditions, services, - Radiy Khabirov stressed.
So, the sanatorium “Krasnousolsky” today abandoned the outdated scheme “all under one roof”. A single medical and diagnostic complex with an area of 2.2 thousand square meters was built, which allowed to free up residential buildings exclusively for living, increasing the comfort of guests.
By the beginning of the forum in 2027, the number of sanatorium rooms will increase to 607 beds.
Bashkir health resorts prove that their mission goes far beyond business.
A separate page in the recent history of health resorts is their contribution to humanitarian efforts. Collectives sent to SVO participants more than four thousand tons of drinking water. Those who restore their health returned their debt to the Motherland: only in 2026, 10.2 thousand participants of the special operation and their families were treated in the republic.
Holding the international forum “Healthcare” in Ufa in 2027 is not an advance, but a recognition of the status quo. Bashkortostan demonstrates an effective model where economic profitability is inextricably linked with technological development and a deep social mission.



