BOLNICA N 2 UZ MOLODECHNENSKAJA CENTRALNAJA RAIONNAJA BOLNICA is a major healthcare institution located in Molodechno, Minsk region, Belarus. Established by the Molodechno district executive committee, it operates as a municipal, non-commercial organization with the main objective of providing high-quality and effective medical and preventive care to the community

• General Medicine and Internal Medicine: Comprehensive care for adult medical conditions.

• Surgery: General and specialized surgical procedures for various conditions.

• Ophthalmology: Advanced eye care, including cataract surgery with phacoemulsification and intraocular lens implantation.

• Obstetrics and Gynecology: Maternity care, women's health, and gynecological surgery.

• Pediatrics: Care for children, with dedicated pediatric facilities and events.

• Neurology and Stroke Care: Diagnosis and treatment of neurological disorders, including acute stroke management with CT imaging and thrombolysis.

• Emergency Medicine: 24/7 emergency services for acute illnesses and trauma.

• Intensive Care: Specialized care for critically ill patients, including stroke units and intensive therapy.

• Rehabilitation and Physiotherapy: Early mobilization and rehabilitation for post-stroke and other patients.

• Diagnostic Imaging: CT, MRI, and other advanced imaging modalities for diagnostics and treatment planning.

• Focus on high-quality, accessible, and effective medical and preventive care

• Continuous improvement of material and technical base

• Modernization of diagnostic and treatment processes

• Staffed by highly qualified doctors, nurses, and support personnel

• Actively involved in pandemic response and infectious disease management (re-purposed 335 beds for COVID-19)

Mission:
To provide high-quality, accessible, and effective healthcare to the population of Molodechno and neighboring districts, supporting public health and well-being.

Vision:
To be the leading medical institution in the region, continuously improving patient outcomes, expanding services, and supporting medical education and innovation.