Children and adults polyclinic in Dmitrovsky district of Moscow

History

2023: Completion

At the end of January 2023, the construction of a new adult polyclinic in the Dmitrovsky district of Moscow was completed. The 7-story building is located at: Dmitrovskoye shosse, house 107. The medical institution will accept the first patients in March 2023.

In the Dmitrovsky district, polyclinics are old, small, there are many people - new districts are growing, the metro is being built, the district is developing. Therefore, we decided to build a new polyclinic here - a good level, equipped with all the necessary modern equipment, both children's and adults in one place, - said Moscow Mayor Sergei Sobyanin.

Children and adults polyclinic in Dmitrovsky district of Moscow

The building is divided into two functional units with separate entrances. Children's - designed for 250 visits per shift. Here, pediatricians, otorhinolaryngologist, ophthalmologist, neurologist, orthopedic traumatologist, pediatric surgeon, urologist, gynecologist, cardiologist, physiotherapist, etc.

In addition, departments of prevention, radiation and functional diagnostics, a physiotherapy department with a physiotherapy gym (exercise therapy) and a massage room will work in the children's unit.

The adult block is designed for 500 visits per shift. The department of medical prevention, offices of specialist doctors (neurologist, surgeon, endocrinologist, otorhinolaryngologist, ophthalmologist, cardiologist, gastroenterologist, coloproctologist, urologist, etc.), therapeutic and physiotherapy departments, rehabilitation department and women's consultation (on the fifth floor) will open here.

The clinic is equipped with CT, MRI, X-ray complex and mammograph. Also, devices for studying the state of bone tissue for detecting osteoporosis at an early stage (osteodensitometers), ultrasound, endoscopic equipment, equipment for an otorhinolaryngologist (ENT combine, apparatus for audiological screening, device for registering autoacoustic emission), ophthalmologist (automatic pneumotonometer, autorefractometer, slit lamp, perimeter, sign projector), etc.^[1]

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