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Source: Government of the Russian Federation – Government of the Russian Federation –
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A new treatment and diagnostic building for the Russian Ministry of Health's Center for Dermatovenereology and Cosmetology has been opened in Moscow. Deputy Prime Minister Marat Khusnullin announced the opening.
"Modern medical facilities equipped with the latest equipment and technology significantly improve the effectiveness of diagnostics and treatment for our patients. The new specialized treatment and diagnostic building is designed to provide medical care to adult patients with lymphomas and skin tumors, as well as children suffering from severe dermatosis. The facility significantly expands our capabilities for specialized and high-tech medical care and directly contributes to maintaining people's health. The facility was implemented by the Single Customer Development and Control Center (DCC), and the commissioning permit has already been received. We anticipate its opening in 2026," said Marat Khusnullin.
The construction of the facility was carried out within the framework of the register of capital construction projects, which is part of the comprehensive state program "Construction", supervised by the Ministry of Construction of Russia.
"The total area of the facility is over 5,400 square meters. It includes emergency rooms for adults and children, a radiology department, and a 24-hour inpatient unit with 40 beds. The building houses two operating rooms, a central sterilization unit, and a six-bed intensive care unit. A heated underground passage has been built to conveniently transport patients from the new building to the existing physiotherapy unit," noted Deputy Minister of Construction, Housing and Utilities Yuri Gordeyev.
Construction of the building was completed in June 2025. Its surrounding area has been fully landscaped, with lighting installed, recreation areas equipped, and a lawn laid.
"Reconstruction and restoration of the Almshouse building of the Coronation Asylum and the I.D. Baev Almshouse are also underway at the Dermatology, Venereology, and Cosmetology Center. Professional restorers will restore the historical appearance of the building facades, architectural stucco decoration, plaster moldings, and brickwork. The premises will also undergo a major overhaul and renovation. Once all work is completed, the buildings will house a 24-hour dermatology and venereology inpatient department and a consultative and diagnostic department," said Karen Oganesyan, General Director of the Unified Customer Production and Consulting Company.
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