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Novels Vladislav Evgenievich
Novels Vladislav Evgenievich

Career

2008: Head of Samara Health Department

In 2008-2010. headed the department. health care administrations Samara

2012: Deputy Minister of Health of Samara Region

In 2012-2013 served as Deputy Minister of Health of the Samara Region.

2013: Deputy Director of the TFCMI for the Samara Region

In 2013, he was appointed to the post of deputy director of the TFCMI in the Samara region.

2018

Director of TFCMI in the Samara region

On November 7, 2018, Vladislav Romanov replaced Viktor Mokshin as director of the Samarskogoterritorial fund of the compulsory medical insurance.

As of November 13, 2018, he is in the status of acting director of the TFCMI of the Samara Region.[1]

Interrogation in the Samara District Court in the case of the director of the SMT

November 21, 2018 Vladislav Romanov, acting director, TFCMI Samara region was interrogated Samara in the district court as part of the consideration of the criminal case of the director of the LLC. SMT Sergey Shatilo Several years ago, being the deputy of Viktor Mokshin, who at that time was the director of the regional TFCMI, Romanov was engaged on his behalf in preparing a letter to the regional. According to the Ministry of Health investigation, in the document, the fund recommended considering the possibility of using analog spare parts for the repair of expensive ones. iatrotechnics

According to Romanov, the letter appeared due to the fact that in the tender documentation the price was higher than the average, which developed at that time according to the results of the analysis of the concluded contracts. Foundation employees determined that when using analog tubes for tomographs - the most expensive parts - the discrepancy in price was 10 to 25%. However, the tender documentation did not imply the possibility of supplying analog parts, and the TFCMI decided to offer the regional Ministry of Health to save budget funds.

However, the federal legislation that changed in 2015 established a different procedure for the circulation of medical devices:

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The manufacturer (manufacturer) of the medical device develops technical and (or) operational documentation, according to which the production, manufacture, storage, transportation, installation, adjustment, use, operation, including maintenance, as well as repair, disposal or destruction of the medical device are carried out. Federal Law 323 "On the Basics of Health Protection of Citizens of the Russian Federation," Art. 38, paragraph 3.
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Thus, the installation of parts not provided for by the manufacturer ("analog") in accordance with the recommendation of the TFCMI of the Samara region would be a direct violation of federal legislation. In addition, GE Healthcare said, the company's products provide for the use of exclusively original spare parts manufactured by GE.

Representatives of the defense asked Romanov how exactly the fund came to prepare such recommendations, to which they received an answer "a lot of analytical work was carried out." When asked by ex-Deputy Minister of Health Albert Navasardyan about whether employees brought information about changes in federal legislation to him, acting Director of the TFCMI said that "it was the work of an entire department" and he considered that "the entire regulatory framework has been studied."

Vladislav Romanov also said that according to his information, at that time the customer could draw up a terms of reference using both original and analog spare parts. However, when asked by Navasardian about the source of this information, Romanov again referred to "great analytical work."

To Albert Navasardyan's question about whether this "big analytical work" took into account a sharp jump in the exchange rate in January 2015, Vladislav Romanov answered "I don't remember." In addition, acting Director of TFCMI admitted that he did not know whether it was now possible to find traces of the very "great analytical work."

Lawyer Sergei Zamoshkin, representing the interests of GE Healthcare employee Natalya Seredavina, asked Vladislav Romanov about his personal relationship with Alexei Rogachev, director of TsEKH-Zdorovye LLC and the actual head of Medtekhlink LLC, Medtekhlink-Service LLC and other companies that the main prosecution witness manages together with his wife, Irina Glotova. At first, Romanov said that he and Rogachev had a purely official relationship. But after additional questions from the lawyer, he was forced to tell that Alexei Rogachev was at his 50th birthday "as part of a delegation of chief doctors." However, after that, the fact was revealed that the anniversary was in 2015, and Rogachev ceased to be the chief physician of the Road Clinical Hospital back in 2012. To explain to the court, as the head physician of which hospital Rogachev was present at his anniversary, acting Director of TFCMI could not.

Moreover, the ex-director of TFCMI Viktor Mokshin, interrogated in court a few weeks ago, spoke about trips to rest in Georgia, in which both Alexei Rogachev and Vladislav Romanov took part with him. Moreover, it was Romanov who named Mokshin as the organizer of the trips.

2025: Federal wanted list in the case of embezzlement in the procurement of medical equipment worth 5 billion rubles

On December 8, 2025, the head of the Territorial Fund for Compulsory Medical Insurance of the Samara Region, Vladislav Romanov, escaped detention and fled from law enforcement agencies. According to law enforcement agencies, he could leave Russia through one of the neighboring states. Romanov is on the federal wanted list.

According to Kommersant, Vladislav Romanov is a defendant in a criminal case initiated on October 8, 2025. The case is related to the theft of budget funds allocated for the purchase of medical equipment, and was instituted against the director of ARC LLC Yuri Avdeev and other persons. Avdeev was arrested on suspicion of large-scale fraud and is in custody until January 8, 2026.

Vladislav Romanov

The audit revealed the fact of concluding more than 500 contracts with ARC LLC and affiliated companies in the amount of over 5 billion rubles. Preliminary data indicate that the cost of equipment could be artificially overestimated by 30-100%, which damaged the regional health care system in the amount of several billion rubles.

A large-scale check of TFCMI, according to Kommersant, was initiated by the Governor of the Samara Region Vyacheslav Fedorishchev in October 2025. The reason was suspicions of misuse of funds and payment for medical services that were not provided to patients. At a government meeting on October 10, 2025, Fedorishchev refused to accept Romanov's report and criticized the management of interbudgetary transfers. The governor noted that of the planned to attract more than 1 billion rubles from the funds of other regions, only 880 million were spent.

Vyacheslav Fedorishchev also named other officials and businessmen who may be involved in economic offenses. Entrepreneurs Vladimir Avetisyan and Alexander Mileev were also mentioned by Fedorishchev as possible suspects, but no information was received about their detention.[2]

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