Nizhny Novgorod's Children's Clinic Transforms with Tech and Comfort

Children’s City Polyclinic No. 39 in Sovietsky District, Nizhny Novgorod, stands as one of the region’s leading medical institutions. Recent upgrades have transformed the facility, improving care for young patients and their families. Under the leadership of chief physician Inna Kondratyeva, who brings 30 years of paediatric experience, the clinic has introduced major improvements. A full renovation now includes updated doctors’ offices, common areas, and stairwells. Bright interiors and dedicated play areas create a child-friendly atmosphere.

The clinic has also embraced digital advancements. Since 2022, all medical records have been electronic. Patients can now book appointments online, request certificates, or arrange home visits. District paediatricians and school healthcare workers use mobile tablets to access the medical system securely.

Modern equipment, such as a digital X-ray machine and ultrasound scanners, supports high-quality diagnostics. Kondratyeva has also proposed constructing a new children’s clinic in the district to meet rising demand. She stresses the importance of a strong digital healthcare system for safety and accessibility. The polyclinic now offers enhanced services through technology and improved facilities. These changes aim to provide better care for children in the growing Sovietsky District. Further expansion plans remain under consideration.