Tuymazy Clinical and Diagnostic Infection Center

History

2022: Opening of the hospital

On March 12, 2022, a third hospital was opened in Bashkiria to treat patients with coronavirus (COVID-19) infections. It is located in the city of Tuymazy, the total construction area was 9 thousand square meters. m

The hospital has 40 boxes of round-the-clock stay and 10 intensive care units. It is possible to additionally accommodate 200 beds, and in an emergency mode, the medical institution can receive 230 patients with 100% oxygen connection.

In Bashkiria opened the third infection center for 1.8 billion rubles

The COVID hospital has a medical gas supply system, an oxygen station, a helipad, etc. The institution will have diagnostic and disinfection departments, as well as an express laboratory, a pharmacy, ultrasound and functional diagnostics rooms, an endoscopic office and a dispatch service.

The medical facility was built according to the project of the already operating COVID hospitals in the suburbs of Ufa and Sterlitamak - one-story buildings in the form of a chicken flower.

As the head of Bashkortostan, Radiy Khabirov, noted, the new hospital after the COVID-19 coronavirus pandemic will be a multidisciplinary hospital serving residents of two cities and seven nearby areas. By mid-March 2022, the construction of the fourth infectious disease center in the south of the republic is underway - in Sibay. It is planned to open before the end of the month.

According to the Prime Minister of Bashkiria Andrey Nazarov, during the construction of the hospital in Tuymazy, the builders took into account the experience of creating such centers in Ufa and Sterlitamak and finalized part of the technological aspects.

The builders withstood all the deadlines, despite working in winter conditions and long New Year holidays. Our specialists built a new center using building materials produced almost only in Bashkortostan. In general, in Russia this project was recognized as one of the best. Ten such facilities have already been built or are being built in other regions of the country, he said.

According to RBC, the cost of erecting infectious hospitals to treat patients with COVID-19 in Tuimazy and Sibay is estimated at 2.5 billion rubles.^[1]

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