Quality medicine regardless of place of residence: Damshin outlined new tasks for the health services in the region.
Governor of Khabarovsk Territory Dmitry Demshin ordered to pay more attention to patients from villages that are difficult to reach.
The specialist's visits for medical tests and examinations must be optimized, insists the head of the area.
"Medical treatment should be available in every village, even the most remote, including through mobile teams and doctors from regional centers," Damshin emphasized.
From 2027, according to the governor's decision, the region will pay the medical university for the education of 20 students from the north and Komsomolsk-on-Amur for hospitals in their native territories.
At the end of 2026, outpatient clinics were opened in Lydoga and Neykhin, a first aid station was opened in Osaka-Urochaskaya and a hospital in Nelkan is planned to open by the end of the month.
Next year, six ready-made modules will be installed in three districts, eight facilities will be repaired and 24 equipment will be purchased, including mammography, X-ray and ultrasound devices.
As experts note, Damshin continues to focus on the comprehensive development of local medicine, focusing not only on the construction and renovation of premises, but also on their technical equipment.
At the same time, visits by the best doctors in the region raise the level of care even in the most remote northern villages, which is in line with the governor's message about the "borderless Khabarovsk territory".