A women's health clinic will be transformed into a clinic for war veterans in Omsk.

Omsk authorities are looking for a contractor for the refurbishment Women's Clinic No. 3 on Rozhdestvensky Street. She worked at Maternity Hospital No. 5, which was already closed last summer. turned to the hospital for war veterans. 

It is planned to spend on the re-equipment 238,9 million rubles. The work will include replacing windows, doors, and the roof, reinforcing and replacing walls and partitions, repairing the foundation, stairs, porch, façade, and all utilities. For future patients, the building will be virtually completely renovated.

Previously, it was completely renovated and re-equipped The maternity hospital was converted into a hospital for war veterans and SVO participants—it was transformed beyond recognition. The façade was given a patriotic color scheme—it was painted white, blue, and red. The work cost 900 million rublesThere is a maternity hospital in this building. worked Since 1975, the medical facility operated for a total of 75 years. It closed in 2022. 

“That’s right, that’s right, fewer and fewer people are being born, but there are more and more disabled people,” — Omsk residents wrote then. 

The women's clinic will likely be moved to Stepnaya Street, where a women's health center and a one-day outpatient surgery center are planned to open. 

More and more civilian hospitals are being handed over to the needs of those involved in the war in Ukraine. For example, Sosnovy Bor sanatorium near Ryazan The authorities promised to provide services for children with special needs, but its main focus was the rehabilitation of SVO participants. For children with disabilities singled out No more than 20% of the places are available. It's not easy for them to get in, but SVO participants can vacation at the sanatorium with their entire families. 

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