DOCTORS OF THE KENTAU POLYCLINIC ON MOBILE COMPLEXES EXAMINE VILLAGERS

About a thousand residents of the region received qualified medical care. Doctors arrived in remote villages in a mobile complex. The survey this time were the inhabitants of settlements Babaikorgan, Abay, Dostyk and Karajon. Doctors are closely monitoring the situation with the coronavirus. Fortunately, they did not find any new cases of Covid-19 in the examined patients.

And the villagers were examined by a cardiologist, gynecologist,pediatrician and radiologists, who were given directions for planned treatment.

"The population is provided with medical and screening assistance. This makes medical services available to rural residents. As a result of a full examination, doctors were able to identify diseases in a timely manner, because the mobile complex allows you to provide high-quality care. In addition, residents were told in detail about the system of compulsory social health insurance (OSMS) - its advantages, guaranteed free medical care, services within the framework of OSMS packages, the amount of insurance premiums, the procedure for paying a single aggregate payment, categories subject to insurance by the state," said Aliya Sagidulatkyzy, deputy chief physician for maternity and childhood protection.

Doctors of the Kentau city polyclinic will continue to travel to remote villages according to the approved list, continuing to make medical care more accessible to the population.

Press service of the akim of Turkestan region