A new feldsher-midwife station has opened in the village of Kizgi
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A new building for a feldsher-midwife station (FAP) has begun operations in the village of Kizgi. This facility was built to ensure that residents of remote areas can receive high-quality and accessible medical care close to home.
Since its opening, more than 550 people have already visited the medical facility. Villagers come for consultations, preventive check-ups, and first aid. The high attendance confirms the demand for the new station among the local population.
Inside the building, modern conditions have been created for the work of medical staff and the comfort of patients. The FAP structure includes a feldsher's office, an examination room, and other facilities necessary for providing basic medical services. The station's equipment meets modern healthcare standards.
The development of a network of feldsher-midwife stations is an important part of the program to improve the quality of life in rural areas. Thanks to such projects, medical care is becoming more accessible to people, which allows for the prompt resolution of citizens' health issues in the regions of Russia.
Sources: kugvesti.ru
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