Sobyanin approved the rules for providing routine medical care during the epidemic

Moscow Mayor Sergei Sobyanin approved a temporary standard for the provision of routine medical care during the epidemic. This was reported on the website of the Moscow City Hall.

Muscovites who were forced to postpone hospitalization due to the epidemic will be able to get into the hospital without re-issuing documents and taking new tests.

You can get a referral to a hospital not only in the clinic, but also in consultative and diagnostic departments that do not have a territorial connection. Any Muscovite with a compulsory medical insurance policy can visit such a branch.

During hospitalization, the patient will undergo a full range of tests for coronavirus according to the compulsory medical insurance policy, as well as a chest CT scan. After discharge, patients should be taken home by ambulance.

• On the afternoon of May 22, Sobyanin announced that there would be more planned medical care in Moscow starting next week. “We are developing measures together with Rospotrebnadzor to ensure that this planned assistance as a whole does not create any outbreaks of coronavirus in our clinics. However, we are already ready for this,” said the mayor of Moscow (quote from Interfax ).
• In April, the Ministry of Health recommended postponing the delivery of planned medical care, for example, operations that were scheduled in advance. After this, Russians had problems, including with the treatment of cancer .