Sobyanin spoke about the development of the territory of the former Tushino airfield

The Moscow authorities continue to develop the territory of the former Tushinsky airfield ― housing, social, social, business and sports facilities are being built in place of unused areas. This was stated by the Mayor of the capital, Sergei Sobyanin, noting that the implementation of this project corresponds to the goals and initiatives of the national project "Infrastructure for Life".

According to the mayor, the construction of a polyclinic has begun as part of a residential area on Letnaya Street. "The building with a total area of over 9.4 thousand square meters will accommodate adult and children's departments," the mayor wrote on his channel in Maks. It is planned that surgeons, neurologists, otolaryngologists, ophthalmologists, internists, cardiologists, and endocrinologists will work in the clinic. It is planned to open rooms for ECG, ultrasound and functional diagnostics.

According to the mayor, the adult department will include a urologist's office, X-ray diagnostics, mammography rooms and a physical therapy room. The nursery will have a feeding room and an office for a healthy child, as well as a physiotherapy room and a massage room. The territory adjacent to the polyclinic building will be landscaped ― landscaping will be carried out there, benches will be installed and a playground will be equipped.

The construction of the polyclinic is scheduled to be completed in 2028. The facility will be located within walking distance from the Skhodnya River Bank Park, Spartak and Tushinskaya stations of the Tagansko-Krasnopresnenskaya metro line and surface public transport stops.

In June, Sobyanin said that Moscow would continue to develop "smart reception" and introduce artificial intelligence-based services in polyclinics. The service is activated in case of online patient registration. Based on the information received from the patient, the AI assistant prepares a summary from the patient's electronic medical record (EHR) for the doctor.

According to the mayor, "Smart Reception" is a system that "allows you to switch from medicine upon illness to medicine for identifying risks and anticipations." Her main task is to make the appointment as effective as possible for the patient and the doctor, Sobyanin added.