Kalininsky Hospital Unveils Upgraded Therapy Unit After Major Renovations
Kalininsky Hospital Unveils Upgraded Therapy Unit After Major Renovations
Kalininsky Hospital Unveils Upgraded Therapy Unit After Major Renovations
Kalininsky District Hospital has completed a major upgrade of its therapy unit. The work included a full overhaul of utility systems and interior finishes. The improvements are part of a wider state programme to develop healthcare services. The renovations were carried out under the state programme 'Healthcare Development'. The newly upgraded department will now serve over 40,000 local residents.
The hospital has also introduced a mentorship system. This will help new recruits settle into their roles more easily. Three new staff members are set to join in 2026, with another fourteen expected in 2027.
Across the region, major repairs are planned for departments in 15 medical facilities by the end of the year. The therapy unit is now fully operational with modernised systems. It will provide better care to a large number of residents. Further upgrades will continue in other hospitals throughout the region.
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