Tyumen-2 (Hospital Mother and Child)

History

2022: Opening of the hospital

In February 2022, the Mother and Child group of companies opened a hospital in Tyumen, in which about 1 billion rubles were invested. A two-story institution with an area of ​ ​ 4750 square meters. m was called "Tyumen-2."

The hospital is designed for 80 beds, including 12 intensive care units. All rooms are equipped with an oxygen supply system. The new hospital began as a hospital for patients with COVID-19. As soon as the epidemiological situation becomes better, the medical center will function as usual, working in the areas of surgery, oncology, urology, obstetrics. Treatment will be carried out on a paid basis, as well as through VHI and MHI programs.

"Mother and Child" opened a hospital in Tyumen for 1 billion rubles

In 2021, we realized that we could not remain only within the framework of post-surgery rehabilitation and decided to enter the covid treatment system. In the group of companies "Mother and Child" developed a new concept of hospitals. These are transformers hospitals that can be repurposed as infectious ones in order to provide assistance to patients with covid in a pandemic, "commented Tatyana Yerbaktanova, chief physician, general director of the Mother and Child Clinical Hospital in Tyumen.

The governor of the Tyumen region, Alexander Moor, said that the cooperation of the regional government with the Mother and Child group of the company is a good example of investment in the field of medicine.

The appearance in Tyumen of the second hospital of the Mother and Child Group of Companies is very relevant from the point of view of quality treatment for cowid patients. When the pandemic recedes, this multifunctional medical facility will be in demand, especially taking into account the growth of the population of Tyumen and the region, "he said.

Tyumen-2 is the second project of the Mother and Child Group of Companies in the Tyumen Region. The first hospital was opened in 2019, in 2021 its revenue reached 1.3 billion rubles, an increase of almost 50% compared to 2020.^[1]

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