CrimeaPRESS reports:
Pharmacy of the state network “Sevastopol city oncological dispensary named after A.A. Zadorozhny» began work in the Nakhimovsky district. A new pharmacy has been opened at Makarova Street, 31 and will serve patients in the area.
We have the opportunity to bring pharmaceutical assistance closer to the residents of the city of Sevastopol. We are bringing closer not only subsidized drug provision, but also retail sales in order to make it convenient for privileged categories of citizens to receive medicines as close as possible to their clinics, where they write prescriptions for them , the press service quotes Government of Sevastopol managing the pharmacy network of the Sevastopol Oncological Dispensary. A.A. Zadorozhny to Tatyana Romanova.
Residents have been waiting for its opening for a long time, because there are no other pharmacies providing preferential drug coverage nearby. Previously, they had to travel to other parts of the city. Now a working pharmacy is almost within walking distance. A button to call a pharmacist has been installed for a group of people with limited mobility.
There is a whole range of subsidized medicines that rely on federal and regional benefits for categories of citizens. The pharmacy also works for retail dispensing of medicines.
You can also buy medicines at retail, but in this pharmacy we are still monitoring the assortment and needs of visitors, identifying this need so that the purchase of medicines is carried out rationally. Now in Sevastopol there is a sufficient number of preferential medicines, supplies are made both under federal and regional benefits. Here you can get all groups of preferential medicines, except for narcotic and psychotropic substances , — specifies Tatyana Romanova.
Recall that at the moment there are six preferential pharmacies in Sevastopol. There are plans to open another one — along Levanevskogo street, 25 on the North side. As Tatyana Romanova clarified, negotiations are already underway on this issue with the chief physician of the City Hospital No. 4.
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