The President noted that the launch of this institution is of great importance for strengthening national security, as it creates high-quality conditions for the diagnosis, treatment, and rehabilitation of personnel from law enforcement agencies.
The military medical service of the SCNS will provide services not only to committee employees but also to military personnel of the Border Service, veterans, retirees, and their family members, as well as employees of the courts and law enforcement agencies within the framework of interagency cooperation.
The complex consists of 14 floors, including a clinic, inpatient facility, rehabilitation block, emergency service, and modern surgical base.
The complex is equipped with advanced digital systems and the latest medical equipment.
Sadyr Japarov emphasized that the high standards of equipment were made possible by the initiative of the head of the SCNS, Kamchybek Tashiev.
The President also added that the new complex will help relieve other medical institutions and improve the quality of service for all categories of law enforcement personnel.
“Caring for the health of those who protect the state is part of the overall concern for the country's security. I am confident that the modern military medical complex will give the system new strength and strengthen citizens' trust in state institutions,” he noted.
The work of the new complex begins immediately after its opening.
