Andrey Vorobyov inspected the construction of a medical complex in Mytishchi

Governor of the Moscow Region Andrei Vorobyov checked the progress of construction of a multifunctional medical complex on Comintern Street in Mytishchi, the press service of the regional government reports.

Together with the governor, Moscow Regional Duma deputy and Olympic champion Alexander Legkov visited the facility. The work is being carried out within the framework of the national project “Long and Active Life”. The zero cycle has already been completed at the site; now builders are erecting monolithic structures of the above-ground floors.

“Our president pays primary attention to issues of accessibility and quality of medical care. With his support, we are implementing large-scale projects in the healthcare sector, and the construction of the Mytishchi multidisciplinary hospital is a vivid example of this. The clinic will become one of the largest in the north-east of the Moscow region: over 1.2 million residents will be able to receive high-tech care here - Mytishchi, Korolev, Pushkinsky, Shchelkovo, Dolgoprudny, Lobnya, Fryazin, Ivanteevka. People will no longer have to go to the capital or other remote centers for complex operations - all the best equipment, advanced operating rooms, their own vascular center and a modern maternity hospital will be concentrated in one place,” Vorobiev said.

A seven-story medical complex with an area of ​​over 110 thousand square meters is planned to be built by 2030. It will unite more than 20 hospital profiles, including therapy, surgery, traumatology, as well as consultative and diagnostic, perinatal and regional vascular centers.

The medical facility will be equipped with the latest generation of heavy diagnostic equipment, including CT and MRI machines. The emergency department is organized according to the "Triage" system: incoming emergency patients will be divided into streams according to severity ("red", "yellow" and "green"), which will allow resuscitation care to be provided without wasting precious minutes. Particular attention will be paid to patient comfort: all rooms will be single and double, equipped with individual bathrooms. For emergency delivery of seriously ill patients, an air ambulance helipad will be equipped. The adjacent territory will have multi-level parking and landscaped recreation areas.

The new multifunctional medical complex will allow residents to undergo the entire range of treatment close to home - from initial examination and accurate diagnosis to complex high-tech operations and rehabilitation.