Top Medical Institutions Honored for Healthcare Excellence in 2025
Top Medical Institutions Honored for Healthcare Excellence in 2025
Top Medical Institutions Honored for Healthcare Excellence in 2025
The Ministry of Health has recognised several medical institutions for their outstanding contributions to healthcare. Health Minister Akmural Alnazarova honoured facilities that set benchmarks for quality and innovation in the sector. Among the winners, Almaty’s City Emergency and Urgent Care Hospital was named Best Hospital. It stands as one of the country’s largest multidisciplinary medical centres, known for its comprehensive services.
Turkestan Regional Emergency Medical Service received the title of Best Emergency Medical Station. It maintains high standards in response time and service accessibility, ensuring rapid care for patients.
Zhas Asyl, linked to Polyclinic No. 2 in Semey, was awarded Best Youth Health Center. The centre runs active programs on reproductive health, disease prevention, and healthy lifestyle promotion among young people.
Almaty City Polyclinic No. 17 earned the title of Best Polyclinic of 2025. It excels in preventive programs, maternal and child health monitoring, and high patient satisfaction with medical services. The Ministry of Health continues to encourage competition and the adoption of best practices among medical institutions. These awards highlight the achievements of facilities that lead in quality care and service delivery.
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