City Hospital № 40 St. Petersburg

City Hospital No. 40 in St. Petersburg is a multidisciplinary medical institution for the provision of comprehensive highly qualified care - from outpatient and ambulance to high-tech inpatient, if necessary, ending with restorative treatment. As of November 2018, 1,080 beds have been deployed in the hospital.

Medical care is provided in more than 20 areas, one of which is oncology.

History

2026: Opening of a radiological center in St. Petersburg for 2.5 billion rubles

In January 2026, the construction of two new medical buildings was completed in the Kurortny district of St. Petersburg on the territory of the city hospital No. 40. The main object was a radiological center for the treatment of cancer. Its construction was implemented on the basis of a tender announced by the Committee on State Order of St. Petersburg on August 22, 2023. The initial contract price amounted to 2.479 billion rubles.

According to Komsomolskaya Pravda, the work was carried out within the framework of the Targeted Investment Program of the city. The most costly item of contract expenses (1.9 billion rubles) was the installation of technological equipment. The radiology center has a Discovery RT computed tomograph capable of conducting up to 35 diagnostic tests a day. The building also houses two treatment rooms equipped with linear accelerators for radiation therapy.

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In addition, the construction of a laboratory of cellular technologies on Borisov Street has been completed. The warehouse on the embankment of the Sestra River has been repaired for medical needs. According to the press service of the city administration, the surrounding area has also been landscaped and landscaped, new parking spaces have been organized.

In addition, on behalf of the Governor of St. Petersburg, Alexander Beglov, a Single Routing Center for military personnel is being created on the basis of hospital No. 40. This framework will coordinate the referral of patients to rehabilitation according to individual medical indications.

According to Vademecum, in parallel with the construction of the radiological center, it was planned to reconstruct the main building of the hospital, for which 2.2 billion rubles were allocated. These projects are part of a large-scale program for the development of the medical infrastructure of St. Petersburg, the total amount of funding for which in 2023 exceeded 30 billion rubles.^[1]

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