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2024: Chairman of the Government of the Russian Federation Mikhail Mishustin allocated 385 million rubles for the purchase of 513 units of medical equipment
On August 28, 2024, Prime Minister RFMikhail Mishustin signed an order to allocate almost 385 million rubles for the retrofitting of a hospital for war veterans in the Omsk region. The funds will come from the Cabinet Reserve Fund.
The hospital in question is being created in Omsk on the basis of the building of the former maternity hospital No. 5 on Rozhdestvensky Street. The five-story brick building of 1975 with a total area of approximately 5.5 thousand square meters will be completely reconstructed by December 1, 2025. 900 million rubles were allocated for repairs from the federal and regional budgets. The work is carried out by a company from St. Petersburg, Rostpromstroy LLC. The project is implemented in several stages, providing for the dismantling of the roof and engineering systems, as well as major repairs.
In accordance with the signed decree, in 2024 To the Ministry of Health Russia , budget allocations in the amount of 384,712,3 thousand rubles are allocated for the provision of subsidies to the budget of the Omsk region in order to co-finance expenditure obligations on medical equipping a hospital for war veterans with products. The funds will go to the purchase and commissioning of at least 513 units of medical equipment. Ministry of Health The corresponding agreement of the Russian Federation will be concluded with the government of the Omsk region.
It is assumed that the retrofitting of the medical institution with the necessary products will improve the quality and availability of medical care for veterans living in the region. The work is carried out within the framework of the federal project "Development of healthcare infrastructure," which is part of the state program "Development of healthcare." On the basis of the hospital, participants in a special operation will have access to modern methods of diagnosis, treatment and rehabilitation.[1]
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