Nizhny Novgorod's Children's Clinic Reopens After Major Digital and Structural Upgrades

Children’s City Polyclinic No. 39 in Sovietsky District, Nizhny Novgorod, has completed major upgrades. The facility is one of the region’s leading medical institutions for paediatric care. Its chief physician, Inna Kondratyeva, brings 30 years of experience to the role. The clinic has undergone extensive renovations. These include a new roof, updated elevators, and modernised electrical wiring and utilities. Inside, bright interiors and dedicated play areas now create a child-friendly atmosphere.

All workstations are equipped with computers, and the clinic has fully switched to electronic medical records. Patients can book appointments online, request medical certificates, or arrange home visits without queuing. District paediatricians and school healthcare providers have also received mobile tablets linked to the medical information system.

The facility now features advanced medical equipment. This includes a digital X-ray machine, ultrasound scanners, and a defibrillator. Chief physician Inna Kondratyeva has proposed constructing a new, modern children’s clinic in Sovetskiy District to meet the needs of a growing population. She has also stressed the importance of strengthening the digital healthcare system for improved safety and accessibility. The clinic’s upgrades aim to enhance efficiency and patient experience. Digital tools and modern equipment are now central to its operations. Kondratyeva’s plans for further development could shape the future of paediatric care in the district.