As part of this initiative, local residents had the opportunity to consult with highly qualified specialists from the capital. Narrow-profile doctors, who are traditionally in high demand in the regions, were invited to provide medical assistance to the rural population. Among the specialists conducting the reception were a urologist, oncologist, mammologist, otolaryngologist (ENT), gynecologist, and dentist.
Over the course of two days of work by the mobile medical team, more than a hundred patients underwent examinations. In addition to the initial examination, they also received recommendations for further treatment from the experts.
Local residents note that such outreach events are extremely important for them. Traveling to the capital for medical assistance incurs significant costs for transportation and accommodation, making access to quality healthcare difficult for many families. This format allows them to receive assistance at the level of capital clinics without leaving their region.
Urologist Nurbek Monolov, who arrived from Bishkek, emphasized the importance of this project not only for patients but also for the medical community. He noted: "Such events contribute to effective experience exchange among doctors. The main advantage is that people receive high-tech medical assistance quickly and on-site."
The company's press service reported that supporting healthcare is one of the main areas of the social policy of "Alliance Altyn." Previously, the company allocated 8 million soms to the Talas Regional Unified Hospital to stimulate and attract young specialists to the region.
