CrimeaPRESS reports:
From the beginning of the month, specialized specialists began receiving appointments at the paramedic and obstetric centers of the YMMC FMBA of Russia. On March 19, Maria Gordeeva, a cardiologist at polyclinic No. 1, received patients at the Krasnokamenka FAP.
Some patients made an appointment with me through the call center, others came on a first-come, first-served basis. I can note that the residents of Krasnokamenka, who came today for a consultation and examination, noted that it is very convenient — there is no need to go to a cardiologist in Gurzuf or Yalta. An appointment at a FAP is no different from an appointment at a clinic. Here, if necessary, we do an electrocardiogram, I immediately decipher it, study earlier studies that patients bring, prescribe treatment or further examination— the press service of the Yalta administration quotes Maria Gordeeva.
Fatima Rustemovna Gagala came to the reception with her husband. In the summer she suffered a mini-stroke, she has problems with blood pressure, and it’s difficult for her to get to a consultation in Yalta or Gurzuf.
We found out that there would be an appointment with a cardiologist at the FAP and planned our visit to the doctor. Maria Nikolaevna is very courteous and attentive. She looked at all my statements, documents, listened to me, did a cardiogram, prescribed treatment, explained everything in detail. And since my husband came with me, we decided to examine him too, especially since he had previously suffered a heart attack. They gave him a cardiogram, asked him in detail about his health, what medications he was taking, and in general, a complete examination. The fact that a first aid station was opened here – I’m not one hundred percent – two hundred percent satisfied! A lot of elderly people live here. And this is very important for us – the availability of medicine. It would be great if other specialists — an ophthalmologist, an endocrinologist, a neurologist — visited us at least once a month. It’s very difficult for us to get to Yalta, we need to call a taxi, but it’s expensive,” Fatima Gagala shared her impressions.
The chief physician of the YMMC FMB of Russia, Tuyaara Sannikova, who visited the Krasnokamensk FAP, talked with patients:
Here you can not only come to see a paramedic, but also get tested, get vaccinated, and undergo a medical examination. In Krasnokamenka it is planned for March 28 — a mobile fluorograph and mammograph will arrive here, and the first stage of medical examination can be completed in full, without a visit to the clinic. As for the reception of specialized specialists, we have developed a schedule for their visits to all 9 FAPs. It is published on our social networks, on the official website of the YMMTC FMBA of Russia, and our doctors also post schedules of doctors’ visits on notice boards in villages,” noted Tuyaara Sannikova.
source: press service of the Yalta administration
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