In addition, all residents of the country over the age of 40 are also eligible for a free examination. Up to this age, medical examinations are carried out every three years, and after that — annually.
For example, there are several ways to make an appointment for an examination in the GBUZ RM "RCB named after S. V. Katkov". The first way is to call +7 (8342) 47-13-25 at the clinic's registry office. The second way is to use the public services portal @www.gosuslugi.ru . You need to find the "Medical Prevention Cabinet" service on the portal. You can make an appointment with A.V. Ryndina's general practitioner at 79 Sovetskaya Street.
Patients assigned to the clinic can contact the institution on a first-come, first-served basis. There are three rooms for examinations: No. 11, No. 12 and No. 14. Opening hours: Monday — Friday from 8:00 to 20:00, Saturday from 8:00 to 13:00 (room No. 12).
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In addition, if the patient is referred for medical examination If you are a therapist, you can take it regardless of the year of birth.
To undergo a medical examination or a routine check-up, you must come to the clinic in the morning on an empty stomach or at another time, but with a meal break of at least 6 hours. This is necessary to obtain accurate test results. Depending on the age, several specialists and various tests may be included in the examination. For example, mammography, which is performed every two years, is mandatory for women over 40 years of age. Men have their blood tested for PSA—prostate-specific antigen every five years. At the age of 45, a single study of zoophagogastroduodenoscopy is performed.
If the examination reveals deviations from the norm, the doctor may prescribe a second stage of medical examination for the patient.
To make an appointment for a medical examination, it is necessary to visit the polyclinic to which the citizen is attached at the place of residence, work or study. You must bring your medical insurance policy and passport with you.
Earlier we wrote that residents of remote villages in Mordovia are undergoing medical examinations.
