New Clinic to Be Built in Iglino Village Near Ufa

Construction of a new clinic in Iglino village will begin in 2026. This was announced on February 3 at an operational meeting in the republic«s government.

Currently, Iglino has a hospital, a clinic, and offices for a phthisiologist, infectious disease specialist, gynecologist, and dentist. Plans to build a clinic in Iglino were discussed as early as 2019, when the project was included in the list for constructing 12 clinics under the «September» decree of the head of Bashkortostan. Survey work for the clinic«s construction began in 2023. In 2025, Ayrat Rakhmatullin visited the Iglino Central District Hospital and reminded of the plans to build a new facility.

In addition, Health Minister Ayrat Rakhmatullin reported on completed works. At the end of 2025, a new clinic of the Askino Central District Hospital was opened. In January 2026, children«s clinics began operating in Yanayul, Blagoveshchensk, and Uchaly. Facilities in the villages of Askarovo and Bakaly are in the final stages.

In 2025, under the «Maternity and Childhood Protection» program, four modern modular women«s consultation centers were installed in the villages of Maloyaz, Akyar, Karaidel, and Starobaltachevo for 400 million rubles (approximately $4 million at current rates).

Also this year, a major overhaul of the children«s hospital in Oktyabrsky and the hospital of the Isyangulovskaya Central District Hospital is planned, along with the installation of eight modular paramedic-midwife stations (FAPs). Under the federal program for modernizing primary care until 2030, the republic will complete the construction of clinics in Iglino and Sterlitamak and renovate 32 healthcare facilities.

In Ufa, under the regional program in 2026, Children«s Clinic No. 5 on Ufa Highway and Clinic No. 43 in Sipaylovo will be modernized.

Radiy Khabirov highlighted a successful example of the program«s implementation—the renovated clinic on Gubaydullina Street in Ufa, which creates comfortable conditions for both doctors and patients.

Earlier, we wrote about the construction of a private medical center in the Chishminsky District—the project cost will be over 40 million rubles (about $400,000 at current rates).