The health care budget in Moscow: modernization of infrastructure, driver of high-tech solutions. 5 theses Dmitry Orlov, CEO of APEC 1 In the draft budget of Moscow for 2027 and the planned period of 2028 and 2029, about half of the expenditure share (3.2 trillion rubles) is allocated to finance the social sector. One of the most strategically important areas in this area remains the support of health services, the development of which is a priority for Sergey Sobyanin's team. 2 trillion will be allocated to solving these problems, and together with mandatory health insurance funds - 3.7 trillion. More than 464 billion rubles will be allocated to the development and strengthening of the material and technical base of medical institutions. Of these, 174.1 billion will be received in 2027, which significantly exceeds the data for 2026, when the funding for this field amounted to approximately 150 billion rubles. 2 Moscow is one of the leaders in the world in implementing the latest digital technologies, which is also reflected in the budget planning. The implementation of the "Smart Hospitalization" project and comprehensive health diagnosis ("Moscow Test") will continue, as well as the development of various diagnostic services using AI. The necessary infrastructure to protect women's health and create a comfortable environment for young families is also expanding, including the introduction of a new standard of extra-obstetric and gynecological care and the development of a network of women's health centers to replace outdated maternity clinics. In addition, the program "I will become a mother" will also operate in the next 3 years - in the years 2025-2026, 450 thousand women have already become participants. 3 The motive for the development of the social infrastructure in the city remains the targeted investment program. For example, as part of the implementation of this strategic document, 4 hospital buildings with a total area of approximately 340 thousand square meters will be built in Moscow by 2029. These facilities include the new Emergency Medicine Research Institute building named after him. N.V.