A family outpatient clinic will be opened in the village of Zashagan in Uralsk instead of a former restaurant. This is reported by the press service of the Health Department of West Kazakhstan region.
In the following years, construction sites are actively being built in the village of Zashagan in Uralsk. Within the framework of the state program, residential buildings and individual buildings are also being built. As you know, housing is provided to large families, disabled people and other social categories of citizens. This leads to an increase in the burden on Polyclinic No. 6, which serves this area of the city.
44 sites have already been opened in this Polyclinic. Of these, 39 are general practice medical sites, and five are pediatric sites. The sites are designed in accordance with the load standard for one general practitioner – no more than 1700 people. "Due to the increase in the radius of public services to 15 km and the need to reduce the burden of polyclinics, bringing medical care closer to the population on the principle of" "5 minutes from home"", there is a need to open family health centers or outpatient clinics in" "Balausa "" and ""Bolashak "" microdistricts." Currently, 5,700 people live in these microdistricts, including 5,200 adults and 500 children under 5 years of age.
"Today, together with JSC "SEC" Aqjaiyq", we are considering options for a suitable building in the "Bolashak" microdistrict. One of the possible options is to turn a 160 – square-meter one-story restaurant building into an outpatient clinic. The total cost of purchasing the building is about 45 million tenge. To date, negotiations are underway with the restaurant administration on the reconstruction of the building in accordance with the sanitary and epidemiological requirements for health institutions," the press service of the Department reported.
The implementation of the project will improve the availability of medical care, drug support, screening and preventive measures for the attached population in this district.
In addition, in 2022, it is planned to put into operation a multi-storey house on 42 spots on M. Munkeuly Street in the Arman microdistrict. With the consent of the mayor's Office of the city, it is expected that there will be a medical outpatient clinic on the ground floor with an area of 1870 square meters