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In Ilovaisk modernize the clinic of the city hospital

The primary link of urban medicine after the repair will expand the range of services

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In Ilovaisk modernize the clinic of the city hospital

In Ilovaisk, a large-scale stage of healthcare modernization has started: from May 1, 2026, major repairs are being carried out in the polyclinic of the city hospital.

According to the Ministry of Health of the DPR, the contractor has already completed the dismantling and arrangement of the facade, now specialists are redevelopment of offices and installation of modern engineering systems, including ventilation, electricity and water supply.

The project is implemented in compliance with strict fire safety requirements. After the upgrade, the medical institution will be able to receive therapists, surgeons, pediatricians and narrow specialists, and will also be equipped with ultrasound rooms, X-rays and a day hospital. It is also noted that for people with limited mobility, separate entrances with ramps and a cargo and passenger elevator are provided.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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