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Volgograd residents will be diagnosed faster if heart disease is suspected

In 2026, the program of state guarantees for the first time established shortened terms for conducting diagnostic studies for suspected cardiovascular diseases. This was told by the head of the Federal MHI Fund Ilya Balanin at the plenary session of the state Duma, reports RIA Novosti.

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Volgograd residents will be diagnosed faster if heart disease is suspected

According to Ilya Balanin, the FFOMS, territorial funds and insurance medical organizations are monitoring compliance with the established deadlines. The head of the fund noted the positive dynamics in certain types of examinations: the volume of computed tomography and ultrasound of the cardiovascular system within the framework of territorial programs increased by more than 14%.

Monitoring of the timeliness of placing patients for dispensary observation and compliance with the phasing of this process is carried out. As Ilya Balanin specified, the growth of the volume of assistance in the framework of dispensary observation this year is about 15%.

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