Medical professionals are once again taking the right step in implementing the Social and Economic Development Program of the Republic of Belarus for 2026-2030.

The district's healthcare system priorities meet modern demands. Infrastructure and technology, accessibility and quality, development and safety are integral components of the formula for strong regions.

Vyacheslav Lopatko, Chairman of Krupki District Executive Committee, congratulating the department's staff on its opening, noted that the renovation work was completed with excellence, district residents will be able to receive qualified medical care at a higher level, and medical workers will work in comfortable conditions.

"This represents a new quality of service, new opportunities for diagnosis and treatment, and most importantly, care for each patient. We will continue to work to improve the level of medical services, introduce new treatment technologies, and care for the health of our citizens," emphasized Vyacheslav Lopatko.

A significant amount of work has certainly been accomplished. Two floors of the department have been renovated. The walls, ceilings, and flooring have been updated. The stairwells have been remodeled, and equipment has been purchased according to the equipment list. The department has been fully adapted to ensure a barrier-free environment. It is now comfortable and modern.

"The specific features of an infectious diseases ward were also taken into account during the renovation. Each unit is equipped with a medical call button designed to promptly notify nurses or doctors of the need for assistance," said Ekaterina Leonovich, Chief Physician of Krupki Central District Hospital.

"Belarusian medicine has reasons to be proud," Alexander Lukashenko said at the All-Belarusian People's Assembly. Now, the Krupskaya Central District Hospital is celebrating another key milestone in the development of regional medicine.