He noted that the launch of this medical institution is a significant step towards strengthening national security, as it provides optimal conditions for the diagnosis, treatment, and rehabilitation of employees of law enforcement agencies.
The military medical service of the SCNS will provide services not only to its employees but also to servicemen of the Border Service, the Ninth Service, as well as veterans, retirees, and their families. Additionally, as part of inter-agency cooperation, the complex will be accessible to employees of the judicial and law enforcement systems.
The new complex is a 14-story building that includes a clinic, a hospital, a rehabilitation block, an emergency service, and a high-tech surgical base.
The institution is equipped with modern digital systems and advanced medical equipment.
As President Japarov noted, the high level of the complex's equipment was made possible by the initiative of the head of the SCNS, Kamchybek Tashiev.
He emphasized that the opening of the new center will reduce the burden on existing medical institutions and improve the quality of service for all categories of law enforcement personnel.
“Caring for the health of those who protect the country is part of the overall concern for national security. I am confident that this military medical complex will breathe new life into the system and increase citizens' trust in state institutions,” he stated.
The complex will begin its operations from the moment of its opening.
