Our mission: Providing high-quality medical care to the population

Kyzylorda Regional Hospital has its own interesting history. For the first time, residents of Perovsk district center (4-5 thousand people) began receiving special medical care in 1853, when a military hospital was established to provide medical assistance to the military officers.

There had been one doctor and his assistant i.e. a midwife. They assisted not only the military officer, but also civilians, as well as, to the local population to the maximum possible extent. Since 1858, the military infirmary became known as the medical infirmary, where medical assistance was provided to the inhabitants of Perovsk. Only after the establishment of Soviet Power, there were changes in the medical care of the population on the territory of the region. As it is known, in 1925 the capital of the Kazakh SSR was transferred from Orenburg to Perovsk, then renamed Kyzyl Orda.

In this regard, there have been major changes in the economic life of the entire Syr Darya Valley, where the territory of the region was located. In 1938, the City Hospital was organized at the Kyzylorda Regional Hospital. From 1958 to 1976, Abdullaev Shadibay Nurgazievich worked as the chief doctor of the hospital and from 1976-2003. Makhanov Turganbay Makhanovich, sparing his time and energy, was engaged in staffing and equipping the hospital with modern equipment and improving the facilities of the hospital. The construction of the hospital facility began in 1992, in 2001 it was commissioned. Since the beginning, it has been called the regional medical center, and since February 2019 it was renamed the multi-regional hospital.

 The gold reserve of a multi-regional hospital is personnel. The hospital employs 1,721 employees out of which 250 are highly-qualified doctors, 250 nurses, 773,432 paramedical workers and 266 other workers. Specialists have the opportunity to improve their skills in leading clinics abroad: USA, France, Turkey, Israel, Lithuania, Russia and Ukraine. Thanks to the memorandum signed in 2018 between hospitals H + Yangji, Seoul, South Korea, and our hospital, our doctors started their first internship in the Korean Clinic.

Master Classes are conducted on the basis of a Multidisciplinary Regional Hospital, there are constantly master classes in neurosurgery, cardiac surgery, and surgery, which contributes to the improvement of the professional skills of specialists, the transfer of experience to young personnel and the introduction of new highly specialized medical technologies. An important part of the master classes were demonstration operations. Experienced surgeons perform such surgical interventions, which are carried out only in individual medical centers of the Republic of Kazakhstan, as they require the availability of the most modern equipment.

Innovation in surgery. Highly qualified medical care is provided annually in the Department of Cardiovascular Surgery, there are about 200 open heart operations. They include about 150 operations for coronary artery bypass surgery. More than 30 patients are implanted with mechanical, biological valves, reconstructive operations are carried out during acquired operations. About 20 patients undergo radical surgery for congenital heart defects. More than 75 patients are implanted every year with various devices (Cardiostimulator, MDC, CRT-D)

Doctors of the urology department conduct 90% of the operations with minimally invasive technologies. About 900 surgical interventions are performed per year: percutaneous nephrolithotripsy (percutaneous cleavage and removal of stones). For ureteral stones there is a laser lithotripsy and lithoextraction (contact crushing of the stone with a laser followed by removal). Transurethral resection is used in case of prostate adenoma and bladder tumors. In recent years, laporoscopic surgery has been actively introduced in the removal of the kidney, kidney cysts and ureteral stone.

Neurosurgical department provides operations to treat hemorrhagic strokes, degenerative diseases and spinal injuries at all levels, injuries of the CNS and peripheral nervous system, intracerebral inflammatory complications, as well as in the field of neurooncology.