The State Budgetary Institution of Health Care "Samara Regional Clinical Hospital named after V.D. Seredavin" is one of the most authoritative medical institutions in the Volga region. The history of the hospital goes back almost 110 years - the history of the SOKB dates back to the Shikhobalovskaya People's Hospital, founded in 1908.

Back in 1908, on November 1, in Samara, near the Pokrovsky Cathedral, a church built at the expense of the merchant A.N. Shikhobalov hospital. It consisted of surgical, neurological and women's departments. The hospital was designed for 50 beds, half of which was intended for free treatment of patients. Outpatient reception of patients was carried out from 9.00 to 11.00 hours, advice and prescriptions were given free of charge. The staff consisted of 6 doctors, 2 midwives and a paramedic.

In 1921 on the basis of this hospital, a physiotherapy institute was created, which after 2 years was named after M.I. Kalinin.

Years passed. The directors of the institute changed, and so did the status. New departments were formed, physiotherapy care for patients was expanded.

In January 1951 the physiotherapy institute was reorganized into the regional hospital named after M.I. Kalinin. In 1966, an otolaryngological department with 100 beds was founded, and 2 years later, a neurosurgical department. The total number of beds is 350.

In 1976, the construction of a typical 1000-bed regional hospital began.

In December 1979 the building of the advisory polyclinic for 800 visits was put into operation. In August 1981 The hospital received its first inpatient. In October 1989 the obstetric corps was put into operation, and a year later - the pediatric corps.

In 1994 the hospital received the status of "clinical" and became known as the Samara Regional Clinical Hospital named after. M.I. Kalinin (SOKB).

In 2015, the hospital was renamed the SOKB named after. V.D. Seredavina.

In September 2016 The regional perinatal center was put into operation.

In November 2017, it is planned to open the Center for Extracorporeal Hemocorrection and Clinical Transfusiology.

At such a respectable age, the hospital does not “live with memories”, but develops and lives in a constant search for new types of diagnostics and treatment that are optimal for patients. Modern medical technologies, unique methods of treatment - this is what causes the respect of colleagues and the trust of patients.

SOKB them. V.D. Seredavina today is a whole medical city. Bed capacity 1,776 beds, more than 50 specialized clinical departments, more than 3,000 employees, modern material base. Annually in the hospital SOKB them. V.D. More than 55 thousand people are hospitalized in Seredavina, more than 370 thousand people seek consultations, more than 29 thousand surgical operations are performed, every third operation is performed using minimally invasive technologies.

Therapeutic and diagnostic process in the SOKB them. V.D. Seredavina provides over 800 doctors in 70 different specialties. Among them are 6 honored doctors, 3 honored health workers, 5 doctors and 79 candidates of medical sciences, 49 excellent health workers. Specialists have been trained and trained in leading clinics in Russia and Europe. SOKB them. V.D. Seredavina is a training base for 14 departments of the Samara State Medical University. The uniqueness of the hospital is not in the bed capacity, but in its versatility. A closed cycle of examination allows you to solve all issues of human health from the moment of his birth and throughout his life.

Modern technical equipment, professionalism, friendliness have become the hallmark of the Samara Regional Clinical Hospital. V.D. Seredavina.

Donetsk Regional Clinical Territorial Medical Association (DOKTMO) established in 1997 on the basis of three medical institutions:
- regional clinical hospital. Kalinina,
- diagnostic center,
- regional medical and health center.

The association provides three stages of assistance: diagnostic, therapeutic, rehabilitation.

Currently DOCTMO is a multidisciplinary medical and preventive institution providing outpatient care in 40 specialties, inpatient care in 20 profiles on 1,083 beds. The association has a modern diagnostic base, which allows performing over 700 diagnostic procedures.

Surgical profile:
- 1 surgical department
- 2 surgical department
- Proctology Department
- Neurosurgical center
- Specialized Center for Thoracic Surgery
- Department of Endourology and Lithotripsy
- Urology Department
- Department of Otolaryngology
- Transplant Center

Therapeutic profile:
- Gastroenterology Center
- Endocrinology Center
- Rheumatology Center
- Neurological departments
- Cardiology dispensary
- Department of emergency cardiology
- Cardiology Department
- Allergological service
- Nephrology Center
- Pulmonology Center
- Department of Family Psychoneurological Counseling
- Center for obstetric and extragenital pathology

Medical support services:
- Center for Active Detoxification and Intensive Therapy
- Laboratory of radioisotope diagnostics
- Department of hyperbaric oxygenation
- Clinical diagnostic laboratory

Diagnostic center:
- Computed and magnetic resonance imaging (CT and MRI)
- X-ray
- Endoscopic
- Functional and ultrasound studies
- Ultrasound diagnostics
- X-ray shock wave remote crushing of stones and endourology
- Surgical
- Anesthesiology
- Laboratory Biochemical and Cytomorphological

Rehabilitation center:
- Polyclinic
- Day hospital
- Therapeutic department
- Neurological Department
- Physiotherapy department

Every day, except Sundays, from 8:00 to 17:00, doctors in the specialties: internal medicine, neurology, surgery, gynecology, cardiology, gastroenterology, psychotherapy, ophthalmology, ENT pathology, urology, dermatology, dentistry.
There are rooms for ultrasound and functional diagnostics, an X-ray room, clinical and biochemical laboratories.
The main treatment, diagnostic and rehabilitation measures are carried out in the day hospital of the polyclinic and in the physiotherapy department of the center.

State Budgetary Health Institution of the Samara Region Samara Regional Clinical Hospital named after V.D. Seredavina (SOKB, Samara) (GBUZ SO "Regional Hospital, Samara"), is a medical diagnostic and advisory center. It provides outpatient (both planned and emergency) and round-the-clock - inpatient care that meets the most modern medical standards, both for residents of its own and other regions.

On the base Regional hospital, Samara, are provided both free of charge, within the framework of the compulsory medical insurance program and the Territorial Program of State Guarantees, and paid medical services. As part of paid medical services, you can get specialist advice, laboratory, diagnostic, treatment and other types of services.

Samara Regional Hospital, Samara equipped with modern medical and diagnostic medical equipment. The institution constantly introduces the achievements of modern science and technology, preventive methods. Service is carried out by highly qualified specialists. On the basis of the institution, all conditions have been created for the provision of various types of medical, organizational, methodological and advisory assistance.

Regional Hospital- constantly developing and improving medical institution. The most modern information technologies are used in the work of the organization. For the convenience of patients, the possibility of electronic appointment with a doctor online through the international Internet is widely used, including in Samara regional hospital You can also make an appointment with a doctor using the "Electronic Registry" service.

In addition to the serviced population attached to the city of Samara, residents of other regions can also receive help here.

In structure Regional hospital, Samara, in the complex, there are inpatient departments and polyclinic rooms, allowing you to receive high-quality assistance in various areas. The diagnostic and paraclinical service is represented by an X-ray room, a clinical diagnostic laboratory, a physiotherapy room and other structural units.

Controlling function Seredavina Regional Hospital, Samara carry out:

Samara is one of the largest cities in our country. And, as in any large city, it has enough of everything - schools, cinemas, and hospitals. Among the latter in Samara is the Kalinin Hospital. Who is Kalinin, and what is special about this medical institution?

Mikhail Ivanovich Kalinin

There is not much to say about the man in whose honor the Kalinin hospital in Samara is named. His name is familiar to everyone, more or less knowing the history of his native country. A few words will be said about him further - in order to refresh the information in memory, but first you need to clarify that talking about the Kalinin hospital in the city of Samara is not entirely legitimate. For three years now, this medical institution has been named after another person - the former chief physician of the clinic. And although many Samara residents still often call this healthcare institution the Kalinin Hospital, it is formally correct to call it the former Kalinin Hospital in Samara.

So, Mikhail Ivanovich Kalinin is one of the main revolutionaries and party leaders of the Union, a representative of its main "top". The people called him the All-Union Starosta, since for more than twenty years he held the post of head of state. Born in 1875 into a peasant family, by the age of fifteen he ended up in St. Petersburg, where he went from a lackey to a turner. For participation in illegal organizations and circles, he was repeatedly arrested, expelled, imprisoned, including in Kresty. He was an active participant in both revolutions - both February and October. After the establishment of Soviet domination, he held various leadership positions and positions. Mikhail Kalinin died in 1946 from bowel cancer.

Why did the hospital in Samara bear his name? Well, you need to start with the fact that in the Soviet Union they were very fond of assigning the names of representatives of the "leading elite" to cities, squares, streets, and so on. Tver was named after the same Kalinin in the early thirties. In addition, Mikhail Ivanovich personally did a lot for the Volga region, often visited there, and therefore the appearance of the Kalinin hospital in Samara is quite justified.

The former head of the Kalinin hospital in Samara, Vladimir Diamidovich Seredavin, began his life in the thirty-sixth year of the last century, in the Orenburg region. In the sixtieth year he graduated from the medical institute in Kuibyshev - that was the name of Samara in those years. Before becoming the chief physician of one of the Samara hospitals, he managed to work in other places, gain knowledge and experience.

Seredavin received the post of head of the Kalinin hospital in Samara in 1975 and held it almost until his death (he left his post in 2002, died in 2003). And long before that, he personally took an active part in the construction of a new hospital, one might even say, supervised this construction. It was under Vladimir Seredavin that the new clinic became one of the largest medical centers in all of Samara and the region. For his merits in the development and establishment of this medical complex, since 2015, due to the efforts of his colleagues and friends, the hospital, to which he gave a good part of his life, began to bear his name.

Features of the institution

The full name of the former Kalinin hospital in Samara is the Samara Regional Clinical Hospital named after Vladimir Diamidovich Seredavin. It has fifty-three departments, and the staff is more than three thousand people. This is a whole medical complex, the uniqueness of which lies precisely in its versatility: therapy, surgery, pediatrics, cardiology, gynecology ... The hospital even has its own maternity hospital. Here you can get advice on any issue of interest, and qualified doctors, most of whom have completed courses and internships abroad, will help you choose the right treatment and give the necessary recommendations. The hospital is equipped with the most modern equipment, and the staff, as they say, keeps up with the times.

Surgery is very developed in the Samara Regional Hospital: it was here that doctors were among the first in Russia to perform bone marrow transplantation operations for patients with leukemia and multiple sclerosis. And in general, with regard to operations: an unmeasured number of them are performed here a year, and more than half of them are performed using minimally invasive, that is, sparing, technologies.

Start of construction

Despite the words that it was Vladimir Seredavin who took part in the construction of the Kalinin hospital in Samara - which means that it was not so long ago - the aforementioned clinic is actually quite old: it is already over a hundred years old. How did it happen? Very simple.

In 1908, the construction of a hospital began in Samara. One of the local merchants, Anton Shikhobalov, allocated money for it. Samara then became a large industrial city, the center of the Volga region, and, as a real center, it needed to have a good medical facility. So, with the help of Shikhobalov's donations, the construction of the People's Hospital began in the already mentioned year - that's what it was then called. It had sixty beds, and assistance there was supposed to be provided in three profiles: neurological, surgical and women's. Among other things, an electric clinic, a hydropathic clinic and an X-ray room were organized in the new hospital. X-ray then only appeared, one might say, was the last word in technology, and few hospitals could boast of having such a device. So here, too, the People's Hospital has become a kind of innovator.

change

The year 1918, which brought changes to the whole country, was marked for Samara residents by the fact that the People's Hospital of Samara was renamed the Soviet City Hospital. Five years later, she was officially given the name of Mikhail Kalinin, and also given a serial number: she became the Soviet city number two.

For a certain period of time (however, rather insignificant), the former People's Hospital was considered an active physiotherapy institute - it was this direction that was developed within its walls. However, in the middle of the last century there was another turn in the fate of the medical institution. It became in fact the only healthcare institution in Samara (then already Kuibyshev) and even the region, where absolutely any assistance was provided - from first and urgent to specialized and narrowly focused, and where patients came not only from all over the city, but in general from the whole region. This went on for more than two decades, although it was already obvious that the health resort simply could not cope with such a flow of patients. Only in the early seventies, finally, they made a decision: it is necessary to build a new hospital, such that its capacity is enough for everyone. It was this new-old hospital that its future chief physician Vladimir Seredavin built.

In 1975, the new clinic started operating at full capacity. Six years later, a polyclinic was opened on its basis, and specialized departments began to appear a year later. And in the nineties there was a colossal unification - the birth of the complex that exists in Samara now. The thing is that both the Narodnaya and the Soviet city hospital, and the newly built Kalinin hospital in Samara, have always, throughout their history, been a medical institution exclusively for adults. Children were not treated in this clinic. However, just in those years when the construction of the new-old hospital was going on, a hospital for the smallest category of the population and a new maternity hospital were being built in parallel. At first, they all functioned independently, as independent units, but it was in the nineties that a decision was sent "from above": to unite all these institutions, thereby creating the Samara Regional Clinical Hospital as it is known now.

This is how the children's unit and the part for women in childbirth appeared in the Kalinin hospital in Samara. The specialists of the clinic themselves proudly say that they work in a medical institution that accompanies a person's entire life path - from the beginning of life to its end.

Departments of Kalinin Hospital in Samara

As mentioned above, in the former Kalinin, and now the Seredavin hospital, there are as many as fifty-three departments located in several buildings. Among them, of course, there are laboratories (for example, immunological or bacteriological), the center for laboratory diagnostics works daily for the benefit of the residents of Samara and the region, and its head Natalya Krasnova is the main specialist in the entire region of the former Kuibyshev in this kind of diagnostics. There are other auxiliary departments (such as, for example, X-ray, endoscopic, manual therapy, psychotherapy and psychology, a pharmacy), and subdivisions, so to speak, of an organizational nature (legal department, accounting, office, public relations, food department, and the like) , however, most of the departments still belong to the clinical service.

Among the departments of the Kalinin hospital in Samara are therapeutic, gastroenterological, neurological, cardiological, surgical. We will discuss some of them in a little more detail below.

Pediatric building

Here we are talking not just about the children's department - in the hospital of Kalinin Samara there is a whole building for the smallest, a kind of special children's hospital. It is headed by "Hippocrates" of the highest category Natalya Kulikova, who is also the "viceroy" of the chief physician for pediatric issues.

In the Kalinin Hospital of Samara, the children's hospital is represented by sixteen clinical departments, an advisory polyclinic, its own emergency room and a separate emergency room. Among the divisions of the children's corps, there are all the same departments that are available in the adult part: urological, pulmonological, neurological, and so on. In addition, there are also departments of younger age, pathology of newborns and premature babies, resuscitation of newborns and premature babies, and the like.

Department of younger age

This unit, which began operations in 1990, accepts patients from one-month-old babies to three-year-old butuses. It provides both emergency and planned assistance to more than one and a half thousand babies throughout the year. Colds and pneumonia, bronchitis and asthma, sepsis and intrauterine infections, anemia and jaundice, epilepsy and rickets, immunodeficiency and dermatitis - all this and much more in children is successfully treated in this department. In addition, for almost ten years, premature babies have been nursed here.

Department of Pathology of Newborns and Prematurity

This part is designed for eighty-six babies and their mothers. It has a day hospital, an intensive care post and four posts for the joint stay of mother and baby. Children arrive at the intensive care post, as a rule, from the neonatal intensive care unit. All attention here is directed not only to preserving the life and health of the baby - although, of course, this is of paramount importance. Nevertheless, the nurses of the department also find time to teach the young mother all the intricacies of caring for her child, if necessary, they will also teach how to properly breastfeed the baby. The statistics on the survival of "difficult" and premature newborns speaks for itself - more than ninety percent of babies born at a term of only 28 weeks, or even less, are saved here.

Obstetric departments

There are four of them in the Seredavina hospital: two for women with pathologies, two for observational ones.

In the first department with pathologies, for example, are those women in labor who are at increased risk of maternal and child mortality. But the second observational department includes newly-made mothers whose pregnancy or childbirth was complicated by such factors as, for example, any diseases of the urinary organs, nervous system, respiratory system, blood diseases, and also if intrauterine fetal hypoxia has occurred.

ancestral departments

There are two departments in which new Samara residents are born in the Kalinin hospital in Samara, they are called that - number one and number two.

In the second department there are ten beds and six personal rooms for the birth of children. One of them is intended exclusively for premature births, there is special equipment with which you can provide first aid to premature babies, even with a critical body weight (from five hundred grams).

Regional Vascular Center

Separately, it is worth mentioning the vascular center of the Kalinin hospital in Samara, whose doctors perform incredibly important and responsible work to save lives around the clock. Two departments of this branch of the institution - neurological for acute disorders of cerebral circulation and resuscitation of intensive care - for nine years now have been providing assistance to people who have suffered from ischemic or hemorrhagic stroke, as well as other disorders of cerebral circulation.

Surgical departments

Surgery at the Kalinin Hospital in Samara blooms in a special color: it is developed here, probably like nothing else. Nineteen departments of this profile speak for themselves. In the actual surgical department, patients are assisted in the areas of surgery, urology and gynecology. The Department of Thoracic Surgery treats diseases of the chest, neck, abdomen, arms and legs, and the Department of Vascular Surgery saves people with cardiovascular diseases.

Dental department

Dentistry at the Kalinin hospital has been operating for more than twenty years. Throughout this time, the staff of the department has been constantly improving, new technologies and methods of treatment have appeared. Today, the department boasts its own dental laboratory with the most modern German equipment.

Polyclinics at the hospital

There is, as mentioned above, in the Kalinin hospital of Samara and a polyclinic, even two: for children and for adults. Approximately eight hundred people a day turn to the latter, and doctors of more than thirty different specialties work in it. In the children's polyclinic, there are slightly fewer referrals - eighteen.

Kalinin Hospital in Samara: address and phone

Those wishing to come to the regional medical complex of Samara on their own would do well to know the exact address of this medical institution. Oh, and directions wouldn't hurt either.

So, the exact address of the Kalinin hospital in Samara is as follows: Tashkentskaya street, house number 159. Each department, including the inquiry service, the emergency room, and the head physician himself, has a separate telephone number (all of them are listed on the official website of this healthcare complex).

As for how to get to the Kalinin hospital in Samara, there are two ways to do this: either by bus or by tram. In the first case, you need to get off at the stop "Tashkentskaya Street", buses number 1, 45, 51 and 67 go there. In the second case, you need to get to the stop called "Regional Hospital Seredavina (Kalinina)" on tram routes 21, 22, 24 or 25.