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2025: House arrest on charges of purchasing extra ECG decryption services for ₽11,6 million
The head of the Unified Consultative and Diagnostic Center for Functional Diagnostics of the Regional Clinical Hospital No. 3 in Chelyabinsk was detained on suspicion of abuse of office when concluding a contract worth more than ₽11,6 million. The head of the medical unit organized the purchase of services for remote decoding of electrocardiographic data, which duplicated the functions of their own center. The Investigative Committee for the Chelyabinsk Region announced this on August 25, 2025.
The criminal case was initiated under Part 3 of Article 285 of the Criminal Code of Russia. The crime was committed between January and March 2024, when the suspect used official powers to conclude a contract that was unprofitable for the hospital.
The head of the diagnostic center, being a member of the auction commission, contributed to the conclusion of a contract between the regional clinical hospital No. 3 and the organization controlled by him. The contract provided for the provision of services for remote decoding of electrocardiographic data and medical research in the amount of over ₽11,6 million.
The investigation found that the ordered maintenance services duplicated the work that the hospital's consulting center had already performed. Thus, the funds of the regional budget were spent on receiving services that the medical institution did not need.
The actions of the suspect caused significant material damage to the Ministry of Health of the Chelyabinsk Region. The investigation qualifies the incident as the onset of grave consequences as a result of abuse of office.
As it clarifies, Kommersant we are talking about the head of the unified consultative and diagnostic center for functional diagnostics of the State Autonomous Institution "Regional Clinical Hospital No. 3" Vladimir Mylnikov. At the end of August 2025, the Kalininsky District Court of Chelyabinsk sent him under house arrest.[1]
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