In the Crimean villages this summer, they are repairing and building new FAPs and medical ambulances

CrimeaPRESS reports:

In the villages of the Soviet district, a major overhaul of health facilities is underway. According to the Republican Ministry of Health, two outpatient clinics and three FAPs are being renovated.

Repairs are underway in the buildings of the Ilyichevskaya and Krasnogvardeyskaya outpatient clinics, as well as in the buildings of feldsher-obstetric centers in the settlements of Pchelnikovo, Markovo and Nadezhda. The work is being carried out as part of the implementation of the activities of the departmental target program «Modernization of public health institutions in order to bring them up to federal standards and regulations ,» the Ministry of Health noted.

Work on all objects is planned to be completed before the end of this year. More than million rubles were allocated for the renovation of five buildings.

In the village of Klimovo, Krasnogvardeisky district, a new FAP will be built by the end of the year. The degree of readiness of the object at the moment is not less than 11%.

According to Alexander Grigoryan, chief physician of the Krasnogvardeyskaya Central District Hospital, the contract for construction and installation work was concluded with a contractor in September 2021 of the year. To date, a modular structure has already been erected and the interior decoration of the premises has been completed. Works are underway to improve the adjacent territory — vertical planning, arrangement of an access platform, installation of curbs, preparation for asphalt laying. It is planned to complete the works before the end 2022 of the year.

The new FAP will be equipped with patient reception rooms, procedural and vaccination rooms, an examination room with a gynecological chair, rooms for storing medicines and other rooms. New furniture, medical equipment and computer equipment will be installed. During the construction of the building, the creation of conditions for an accessible environment for people with limited mobility is ensured, the Ministry of Health of the Republic of Crimea noted.

For medical care, more than 500 people are attached to the Klimovsky feldsher-obstetric station. After the completion of the implementation of the facility, local residents will receive primary health care, undergo vaccinations, medical examinations or medical examinations in comfortable conditions.