City Clinical Hospital named after L.A. Vorokhobov (City Clinical Hospital No. 67)
Since 1959
Russia
Central Federal District of the Russian Federation
Moscow
123423 Khoroshevo-Mnevniki district, st. Salyama Adil, d. 2/44
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City Clinical Hospital No. 67 named after L.A. Vorokhobov (GBUZ GKB No. 67 named after L.A. Vorokhobov) is a multidisciplinary medical and diagnostic institution, which includes 43 medical and diagnostic departments of surgical, cardiological, therapeutic, neurosurgical, endocrinological and trauma profiles, consultative and diagnostic center and various auxiliary services. A hospital for 1261 beds (including 225 beds in the branch Maternity hospital No. 1, 100 beds in the branch Health unit No. 60 and 87 intensive care beds in specialized departments).
GKB No. 67 named after L. A. Vorokhobov, Reserve Hospital in the Krylatskoye Ice Palace
Krylatskoye is one of four reserve hospitals additionally opened by the Moscow authorities to increase the bed capacity and receive patients with COVID-19. The other three are located in the Moskva shopping center, Sokolniki expocenter and VDNKh.
History
2025: Opening of a new building with 8 operating, 14 ultrasound scanners, CT and MRI devices
After a comprehensive reconstruction, the surgical building of the city clinical hospital (GKB) No. 67 named after L.A. Vorokhobov was opened on Salyam Adil Street. This was announced in December 2025 by Sergei Sobyanin. Comprehensive reconstruction began in October 2023 and was completed in December 2025. To equip the case with 8 operating rooms, they purchased the latest medical equipment. Under life cycle contracts, they purchased MRI and CT devices, an angiograph, X-ray diagnostics devices for two and three workplaces, a C-arc radiographic apparatus, 14 ultrasound imaging systems.[1]
2024: Robot pharmacy launch
The first robot pharmacy appeared in Moscow. Metropolitan Mayor Sergei Sobyanin wrote about the implementation of this project on the basis of the City Clinical Hospital No. 67 named after Vorokhobov in his Telegram channel on February 5, 2024.
According to the mayor, the high-tech system automates all pharmacy processes, including the receipt, accounting and storage of drugs. In addition, as noted by Sobyanin, the robot checks the shelf life of drugs and their compliance with consignment notes, forms the necessary orders for hospital departments. This greatly simplifies and accelerates the work of doctors, the mayor emphasized. Moscow
The principle of the system was told in the City Clinical Hospital No. 67 named after Vorokhobov. The website of the medical institution reports that orders for a certain set of medicines are received from the hospital departments to the robotic pharmacy. These orders are loaded into the Smart Pharmacy electronic system and the system automatically collects this order. Collecting one order takes less than a minute.
It is noted that the premises of the Smart Pharmacy, unlike the traditional one, which was previously used by the clinic for a hospital pharmacy, are 4 times less, but at the same time it can accommodate up to 100 thousand packages of pharmaceuticals. At the same time, unlike humans, the robot does not get tired and does not make mistakes related to the human factor. The system works 24/4, noted in the hospital.
As part of the second stage of the project, it is planned to introduce an algorithm for the set of drugs personally for each patient - each patient will be prescribed drugs according to an individual QR code, they will be distributed in individual containers according to the reception regime, the nurse will only have to deliver them at the right time.
As Sergei Sobyanin added, Smart Pharmacy is a pilot project. If it is recognized as effective, such robotic pharmacies will appear in other hospitals in Moscow.[2]
2023
The fall of a Ukrainian drone with explosives
August 11, 2023 The Russian Ministry of Defense announced that an attempt to attack a Ukrainian drone was stopped in Moscow. The UAV was suppressed by electronic warfare and crashed in a forest in the west of Moscow, the department said. According to the Telegram channel Mash, fragments of a fallen unmanned aerial vehicle were found in the park zone of the 67th city hospital named after L.A. Vorokhobov.
According to RIA Novosti, after the incident, a section of the Karamyshevskaya embankment was blocked, a nearby park was cordoned off, and access to the city clinical hospital No. 67 was prohibited. According to the agency, the facade of the hospital from the Karamyshevskaya embankment was not damaged - at least there is no visual damage to the glazing or walls.
 | We heard a rumble, scream, naturally, our patients were frightened, but most importantly, we reassured them, said that everything was normal. No matter how we had such that we panicked, because patients come first, we reassured them, explained everything, "Valeria Kostina, an anesthesiology resuscitation worker No. 9 of hospital No. 67, told reporters. |  |
According to her, there are no changes in the operation of the hospital, everything functions normally. She did not see the wreckage on the territory of the medical institution.
The drone flew to Moscow from Istra in the Moscow region. According to RBC, local residents heard the sound of the explosion around 11 in the morning.
| | The explosion was very powerful. Thought: how the car exploded. We ran to the balcony, and the smoke was already pouring down. The explosion was on the whole area. It happened at about 11 am, - Anastasia, a resident of the Khoroshevo-Mnevniki district, told the publication. | |
Earlier, the official representative of the UN Secretary General Farhan Haq called for an end to drone attacks on Moscow. He stated that the world community is against any attacks on civilian objects, wherever they occur.[3]
Opening the Angiographic Surgery Unit for Complex Vessel Surgery with Minimal Patient Impact
In the hospital named after L.A. Vorokhobov, an angiographic operating unit was opened for complex operations on vessels with minimal impact on the patient. The relevant information was published on the official website of the mayor of Moscow on May 25, 2023.
The new unit opened in the same building as the reception, resuscitation. The angiographic operating unit specializes in providing emergency and routine X-ray endovascular care to patients with diseases of the cardiovascular system, heart, brain, diseases of peripheral and intracranial vessels, as well as with gynecological and urological pathologies.
Operating rooms were equipped with expert-class digital angiographic installations. They are equipped with a set of sensors for diagnostic studies of organs of the cardiovascular system, brain, abdominal organs, spine.
It is noted that the new angiographs allow you to control the course of the operation in real time using X-ray equipment (C-arc) and a modern imaging system. Doctors right during manipulations receive informative and high-quality data on the state of the patient's blood vessels and cavities. In addition, the angiograph has a reduced X-ray load compared to previous generation devices.
The operating table of the angiograph is designed for patients weighing up to 210 kg. The capacity of the operational unit makes it possible to carry out operations around the clock.
Also, operating rooms are equipped with modern anesthesiological and resuscitation equipment, patient monitoring systems. Doctors have at hand all the necessary consumables for X-ray endovascular manipulations.
| | With its help, doctors will be able to carry out complex operations on blood vessels by a low-traumatic surgical method. It is highly effective and has a minimal operational impact on the patient, "said Anastasia Rakova, Deputy Mayor of Moscow for Social Development.[4] | |
2022
At City Hospital No. 67, a perinatal center was opened in Moscow for 6 billion rubles
In June 2022, a perinatal center was opened at the L.A. Vorokhobov City Clinical Hospital No. 67 in Moscow, the construction and equipment of which cost 6 billion rubles.
As Anastasia Rakova, Deputy Mayor of Moscow for Social Development, said during her visit to the center, in the new center, expectant mothers will be able to receive all the necessary medical care - from planning and conducting pregnancy to giving birth and nursing newborns and observing young children.
| | Today we are in the largest perinatal center not only of our city and country, but also in the largest European center. It is the largest not only in terms of area, but also in terms of the scale of medical capabilities. We planned to open it in March 2020, but covid changed our plans. And this center, along with the hospital in Kommunarka, received the first patients with coronavirus. Covid has taken a back seat and today this centre is fully operational on its main profile. Almost every tenth Muscovite will be born in it. More than 160 babies have already been born here in a few weeks of work, she said. | |
The area of the perinatal center is 51.7 thousand square meters. It is designed for 392 beds: a midwife hospital with 230 beds, a pediatric unit with 100 beds, 20 resuscitation beds for adults and 42 resuscitation beds for newborns.
Special attention will be paid to women with cardiovascular diseases, respiratory diseases, endocrine, surgical pathology and various injuries.
Construction of the facility was announced and began in 2014. Initially, it was planned to put the medical center into operation in 2016 or 2017, but the construction of the facility was completed in 2020. Then, due to the burden on the health care system due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the Moscow authorities decided to organize a hospital for patients with coronavirus on the basis of a medical center.[5]
Opening of Europe's largest training center for innovative surgical technologies
In March 2022, a training center for innovative surgical technologies was opened in Moscow. It is assumed that over 700 practicing surgeons will be able to train there annually.
| | On the basis of the 67th hospital, the largest and most modern training center in Europe for innovative surgical technologies is opening. All the best equipment, the best technologies, and most importantly - the best specialists in Moscow will be concentrated here to train Moscow doctors in neurosurgery and a number of other operations, - said Moscow Mayor Sergei Sobyanin at the opening ceremony of the center. | |
In the two-story building of the training center with an area of 1.5 thousand square meters. m are located: a prototype of a real operating room - a training room for surgical technologies, a pre-operation room, rooms for storing and harvesting biological material, two lecture halls, with multimedia equipment, a lecture and simulation room.
The labor staff of the center includes 29 people, including six specialists with higher medical education.. Neurosurgery will be a key area of learning. In addition, the center organizes training courses on thoracic and maxillofacial surgery, traumatology and orthopedics, ENT.
It is noted that using imaging technologies, the invited expert can talk about the nuances of the operation, explain how not to make mistakes and avoid difficult situations. At the same time, students can monitor the actions of a specialist and perform work at their desktop.
The creation of this training system will allow us to put on the stream the training of neurosurgeons and other surgical specialists according to international standards. The training will be carried out in close cooperation with the personnel center of the Moscow Department of Health.[6]
Notes
- ↑ Sobyanin: Surgical building of the City Clinical Hospital No. 67 named after Vorokhobov opened after reconstruction
- ↑ A unique "robot pharmacy" first launched on the basis of GKB No. 67 named after Vorokhobov
- ↑ RBC Telegram channel
- ↑ High-tech assistance: an angiographic operating unit has opened at the L.A. Vorokhobov Hospital
- ↑ Rakova visited the largest perinatal center of the Russian Federation on the basis of hospital No. 67 named after Vorokhobov
- ↑ Sergei Sobyanin opened a unique surgical training center at City Clinical Hospital No. 67
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