An audit by the Georgia State Audit Service showed that the Department of Health's state clinics have been operating at a loss for years, even as they receive additional funding. The medical maintenance does not have a uniform management strategy, financial analysis or improvement plan. A clinic named after Kipshidze in 2024, with 6.4 million GEL from the budget, received a loss of 2.9 million GEL, and the Center for Tuberculosis and Lung Diseases, with 1.3 million GEL of state support, lost 2.8 million GEL. The auditors recommend introducing a system of evaluation and supervision of the maintenance and clinics, including ongoing analysis and response to identified problems.

An audit by the Georgia State Audit Service showed that the Department of Health's state clinics have been operating at a loss for years, even as they receive additional funding. The medical maintenance does not have a uniform management strategy, financial analysis or improvement plan. A clinic named after Kipshidze in 2024, with 6.4 million GEL from the budget, received a loss of 2.9 million GEL, and the Center for Tuberculosis and Lung Diseases, with 1.3 million GEL of state support, lost 2.8 million GEL. The auditors recommend introducing a system of evaluation and supervision of the maintenance and clinics, including ongoing analysis and response to identified problems.