Mobile clinics provide free medical exams to elderly residents in Talas

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The company Alliance Altyn and the Uzur charitable foundation organized a mobile medical program to provide free health screenings for elderly residents in the Talas region of Kyrgyzstan.
Medical specialists from Bishkek traveled to all districts in the region to provide consultations in fields such as cardiology, urology, and oncology. The mobile clinics offered on-site services including ultrasound and laboratory diagnostics.
This format allowed people living in remote settlements to see multiple doctors and receive comprehensive examinations during a single visit. The program reached 13,311 people between the ages of 60 to 85 years. This group represents more than half of the elderly population in the region. Officials expanded the project throughout the area after a successful initial campaign in the spring of 2026 showed a high demand for accessible healthcare.
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