Thanks to this initiative, residents of the region had the opportunity to consult with highly qualified specialists who came from the capital. In particular, doctors of narrow specialties were invited to provide assistance to local residents, such as urologists, oncologists, mammologists, otolaryngologists (ENT), gynecologists, and dentists, which is especially important for regions where there is a shortage of such specialists.
Over the course of two days of work, the mobile medical team examined more than a hundred patients. In addition to initial examinations, citizens received recommendations for further treatment from experienced doctors.
Local residents noted that such events significantly ease their access to medical services. Trips to the capital for medical examinations often entail high costs for transportation and accommodation, making quality medical care inaccessible for many families. Mobile receptions allow for high-quality assistance to be received right in their region.
Urologist Nurbek Monolov, who came from Bishkek, emphasized the importance of such a project not only for patients but also for the medical community. "These events facilitate the exchange of experience among doctors, and most importantly, patients receive high-tech medical assistance quickly and on-site," he noted.
The press service of the "Alliance Altyn" company reported that support for healthcare is one of the important directions of their social policy. Previously, the organization allocated 8 million soms to the Talas Regional Unified Hospital, which was directed towards attracting and supporting young medical specialists in the region.
