A new privately funded medical center in the Bekzat sector of Turkistan is nearing completion and is expected to open soon. The facility’s readiness was inspected by Turkistan Mayor Azimbek Pazylbekuly and Head of the Turkistan Region Health Department Askhan Baidualiyev.
Interior finishing works are currently in their final stage. At the same time, modern medical equipment is being installed, the necessary infrastructure is being completed, and qualified medical personnel are being recruited.
The two-story medical center has been built to modern standards and will provide residents with accessible, high-quality healthcare services. After opening, residents will be able to register with the clinic under Kazakhstan’s Mandatory Social Health Insurance (MSHI) system, receive free consultations from specialist doctors, undergo laboratory and diagnostic examinations, and access day-care hospital services.
The project was financed through private investment and implemented using leased land provided under government support programs. The medical center is scheduled to be commissioned in the near future.
During the site visit, the mayor emphasized that improving the quality of healthcare is one of the key priorities for enhancing residents’ quality of life. He instructed responsible officials to ensure full compliance with construction and medical standards before the facility begins operations and to maintain a high standard of medical services.
“Healthcare services must be accessible and of high quality. The new medical center should fully meet modern standards and address the needs of local residents,” the mayor said.