The role of private medical institutions in protecting the health of the population and providing quality medical services is increasing.

There are more than 8,000 non-state medical institutions in Uzbekistan. Compared to 2016, their number has doubled.

In 2017, the country removed restrictions on medical fields in which private practice can be practiced. As a result, the number of such facilities increased from 50 to 129.

The multidisciplinary medical center “M-Clinic” built in Tashkent will start operating shortly.

The $202 million project included 6 buildings and modern facilities. A hospital for 95 adults and 33 children’s beds, a polyclinic for 1,400 visits are organized here.

The center has 5 operating rooms for cardiology, angiography, traumatology, neurosurgery, gynecology and urology. They can perform 5 thousand high-tech operations per year.

The complex has a hotel with 120 beds for relatives of patients.

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Ikrom Avvalboyev, photos by Nosirjon Khaydarov, UzA