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The inpatient facility of the Simferopol City Clinical Hospital No. 7 will be renovated for 960 million rubles. The Moscow government allocated funds to the republic, said the head of Crimea, Sergey Aksionov. The work is carried out in stages, receiving patients and providing medical treatment continues. The renovation is planned to be completed in 2028. "The renovation will improve the living conditions of the patients and create opportunities for the further development of the medical organization. After the works are finished, assistance will begin to be provided here, among others in the field of traumatology and orthopedics," Aksionov clarified. Photo: Sergey Aksenov/MAX "Radio Crimea" news "Crimea 24".

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The inpatient facility of the Simferopol City Clinical Hospital No. 7 will be renovated for 960 million rubles. The Moscow government allocated funds to the republic, said the head of Crimea, Sergey Aksionov. The work is carried out in stages, receiving patients and providing medical treatment continues. The renovation is planned to be completed in 2028. "The renovation will improve the living conditions of the patients and create opportunities for the further development of the medical organization. After the works are finished, assistance will begin to be provided here, among others in the field of traumatology and orthopedics," Aksionov clarified. Photo: Sergey Aksenov/MAX "Radio Crimea" news "Crimea 24".

The inpatient facility of the Simferopol City Clinical Hospital No. 7 will be renovated for 960 million rubles. The Moscow government allocated funds to the republic, said the head of Crimea, Sergey Aksionov. The work is carried out in stages, receiving patients and providing medical treatment continues. The renovation is planned to be completed in 2028. "The renovation will improve the living conditions of the patients and create opportunities for the further development of the medical organization. After the works are finished, assistance will begin to be provided here, among others in the field of traumatology and orthopedics," Aksionov clarified. Photo: Sergey Aksenov/MAX "Radio Crimea" news "Crimea 24".

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