Kyrgyzstan launches civil servant health checks in Bishkek
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Damir Osmonov, Kyrgyzstan’s Minister of Health, inspected a new preventive medical check-up project for state and municipal workers at Family Medicine Center No. 6 in Bishkek.
The project began in October and will continue to December 31, 2026, following a directive from the President of Kyrgyzstan issued on June 12, 2026. Its purpose is to evaluate a system for finding chronic diseases early. The program offers several check-up packages with different tests and consultations, tailored to age and gender.
Employees pay for the examinations themselves, with costs ranging from 2,029 to 3,886 soms. Medical staff at the center are scheduling appointments to minimize disruption to regular patient care and are using a digital module within the “Sanarip Clinic” system to track results. After the pilot program concludes, the Ministry of Health plans to analyze the results, costs, and logistics to create standard pricing and potentially expand the program.
