On August 18th, every year in the Republic of Tajikistan, the professional holiday of healthcare workers is celebrated with great enthusiasm and respect in honor of the great physician of the East, Avicenna (Abu Ali ibn Sina). Doctors are the people who ensure the healthy life of the nation, serving their people and homeland with great effort and dedication, and are beloved and respected individuals.
The Central Military Hospital of the Border Guard Forces was established in 1962 and, under the directive of the Esteemed Leader of the Nation, President of the Republic of Tajikistan, Honorable Emomali Rahmon, it was completely renovated and brought up to modern standards in a short period of time.
The hospital is designed to treat and provide medical services to personnel, servicemen, and border guards, with the capability to treat all types of diseases. The hospital building consists of 4 floors and includes departments for patient reception, surgery, therapy, psychiatry and neurology, intensive care and anesthesiology, dentistry, diagnostic departments, clinical-chemical and virological laboratories, X-ray rooms, ultrasound diagnostics, cardiology, internal medicine, and physiotherapy.
The hospital is also equipped with modern medical devices, including ventilators, oxygenators, special medical devices for clearing patients’ airways, electrocardiographs, devices for studying the nervous system, endoscopic equipment, cardiomonitors, and other equipment produced in developed countries, which are effectively used in surgical operations and intensive care.
In total, the Central Military Hospital has 350 beds, providing the necessary conditions for hospitalization and treatment of patients. During his visit to review the conditions and completed work, the President of the Republic of Tajikistan, Honorable Emomali Rahmon, highly appreciated the work done and noted that the government of the country has created such conditions for diagnosis and treatment for the officers and soldiers of the Border Guard Forces, who work around the clock to protect the country’s borders and ensure the safety and stability of society.
The goal of the reconstruction and equipping of the Central Military Hospital of the Border Guard Forces with modern medical equipment is to provide high-quality medical services in line with international healthcare standards.
This year, taking into account the current epidemiological situation in the world, a new building for the treatment of infectious diseases was constructed at the hospital. The new two-story infectious disease unit consists of 43 rooms and 70 beds, and is equipped with the most modern medical equipment, fully complying with contemporary standards.
The hospital has 6 ambulances, which are intended for the timely transportation of patients. In total, 75 people work at the Central Military Hospital of the Border Guard Forces, the majority of whom are highly qualified medical specialists.
The President of the country, Honorable Emomali Rahmon, has issued strict instructions to those responsible for the treatment of officers, soldiers, and their families who require medical assistance and care.
Warrant Officer Parvina Sabzalieva.
