#CLINIC
Seven government-run polyclinics in Yerevan will be merged with larger institutions
Seven government-run polyclinics in Yerevan will be merged with larger similar institutions in order to improve the quality of services and increase citizens' trust in healthcare system, Deputy Mayor of Yerevan Gevorg Simonyan told a press conference today.Armenia’s Ministry of Health says acute respiratory diseases infecting more and more people
Armenia’s Ministry of Health said today respiratory diseases are infecting more and more people, especially in the capital city Yerevan, as well as in Ararat, Gegharkunik, Tavush and Kotayk regions.Armenian NPP and Institute of Physics to produce oxygen for Covid-19 hospitals
Armenia’s Nuclear Power Plant in Metsamor and the Institute of Physics in the capital Yerevan will be producing oxygen around the clock for the needs of clinics treating patients with Covid-19, the Ministry of Health reported.Dental clinics are in the focus of Health and Labor Inspectorate
The government of Armenia said today that the number of breaches of safety regulations established by its task force with the aim of containing the spread of coronavirus has reduced as the Health and Labor Inspectorate continues checking the compliance with these regulations by companies.Yerevan Municipality introduces electronic system to make appointments with family doctors
Yerevan Municipality and Armed national e-health operator are introducing an electronic system designed for citizens of the capital Yerevan to make appointments with their polyclinic doctors.Yerevan state medical university to acquire Mikaelyan institute of surgery
The Yerevan State Medical University (YSMU) will soon acquire one of the leading Armenian clinics - the Mikaelyan Institute of Surgery. A corresponding draft decision is to be discussed by the government at its session on February 15.Russia donates second mobile clinic to Armenia for testing and treatment of HIV/AIDS, hepatitis
The government of Russia has donated a second mobile clinic to the Armenian health ministry that can be used for testing for HIV/AIDS and hepatitis B and C, the Armenian ministry of health said today.Armenian Premier finds extra taxes for dental clinics reasonable and light burden
Armenian Prime Minister Tigran Sargsyan, speaking Wednesday at a parliament Q&A session downplayed increasing complaints of dentists that extra taxes enforced by the government from January this year for dental clinics would hit hard their business.| Mon | Tue | Wed | Thu | Fri | Sat | Sun |
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