Talas Regional Hospital Medical Complex
| Type | Hospital |
|---|---|
| Address | 21 Hospital Boulevard, Talas |
| Telephone | +996-39-2-26-10-00, +996-39-2-26-10-03 (admissions) |
| Beds | 650 |
| Founded | 1954 |
| Run by | Ministry of Health |
| Head | Dr Yosep Temirkulov, chief physician |

The main referral and teaching hospital of the Zone, on a 15-hectare campus on Hospital Boulevard. Patients are admitted by referral from a polyclinic or district hospital, by ambulance, or by transfer from another hospital.
Buildings and departments
- Emergency and Trauma Center (since 2002), with the helipad for medical evacuations from the mountains.
- Cardiovascular Institute (since 2016): bypass surgery, angioplasty, pacemakers; two catheterization laboratories.
- Maternal and Child Health Pavilion: obstetric theatres, neonatal intensive care, children's wards.
- Surgical Building: general, orthopaedic and neurosurgical departments.
- Diagnostic Center: CT, MRI, X-ray, ultrasound, pathology laboratory.
- Infectious diseases ward; the Asylkan Sydykova ward.
The hospital blood bank is supplied by the Talas Blood Services Center on the same campus.
Planned admissions and tests
Bring the referral (form 057/u), passport or ID card, residence record, and test results not older than 10 days. Planned operations and many medicines require co-payment by the price list of the hospital. Emergency treatment is free.
MRI examinations: the current waiting time is about five weeks. Appointments only by referral of a specialist, at the Diagnostic Center registry (ground floor, window 4), Mon-Fri 8:00-15:00.
Teaching
Main clinical base of the Faculty of Medicine of Talas State University. About 400 students, residents and nursing students train here each year.
Visiting
Visiting hours: daily 11:00-13:00 and 17:00-19:00. Not more than two visitors at a time. Intensive care and the neonatal unit: by permission of the doctor on duty. Remove outer clothing in the cloakroom; overshoes are sold at the entrance (2 som).
In the entrance hall: the memorial plaque to nurse Nazira Asanbaeva, killed when the hospital was shelled on 3 May 1992.