Mui Central District Hospital

History

2025: Opening a new clinic in Buryatia for ₽130 million

In December 2025, a new clinic was opened in the village of Takshimo, Muysky District, Buryatia. More than ₽130 million from the federal, republican budget and funds of a medical organization were allocated for its creation.

Modern medical equipment of domestic production was purchased, the building with an area of ​ ​ 1.5 thousand square meters. m is designed for 250 visits per shift. The opening was attended by the head of Buryatia Alexei Tsydenov. The clinic was built as part of a federal project to modernize primary health care on behalf of the country's president. The medical institution serves more than 8 thousand residents of the district, including over 2 thousand children. Doctors of various specialties are accepted here.

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The head of Buryatia, Alexei Tsydenov, noted that the opening took a long time, and the construction was not easy. The clinic is finally open. Now the residents of the Mui district have a modern, convenient clinic - bright, warm, understandable, without unnecessary walking around the offices.

Alexey Tsydenov wrote on his pages in social networks that this is such a clinic where you want to come not to be treated, but simply to check your health - and not to get sick. The comfortable environment of the medical institution contributes to a decrease in the psychological barrier before a visit to the doctor.

The new building with an area of ​ ​ 1.5 thousand square meters. m is designed for 250 visits per shift. This capacity provides service to all residents of the area without long queues. The layout of the institution is thought out in such a way as to minimize the movement of patients between offices.

Modern equipment for diagnostics and treatment was purchased. Equipping the clinic allows a wide range of medical research and procedures without referring patients to other institutions. This is particularly important for remote areas with limited transport accessibility.^[1]

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