Kazakhstan Honors Top Medical Institutions for Healthcare Excellence in 2025

Kazakhstan’s Ministry of Health has recognised several leading medical institutions for their outstanding contributions to healthcare. The awards highlight achievements in service quality, innovation, and patient care across the country. Health Minister Akmural Alnazarova presented the honours to institutions setting new standards in healthcare. Almaty City Polyclinic No. 17 received the title of Best Polyclinic of 2025. Its success stems from strong performance in preventive programmes, maternal and child health, and high patient satisfaction.

Almaty’s City Emergency and Urgent Care Hospital, one of the largest multidisciplinary centres in Kazakhstan, was named Best Hospital. The facility is known for its comprehensive medical services and advanced care.

Zhas Asyl, linked to Polyclinic No. 2 in Semey, earned the award for Best Youth Health Center. It actively runs initiatives on reproductive health, disease prevention, and healthy lifestyles for young people.

Turkestan Regional Emergency Medical Service was recognised as the Best Emergency Medical Station. It provides 24-hour emergency care to the region while maintaining fast response times and high accessibility standards. The Ministry of Health aims to modernise Kazakhstan’s healthcare system by encouraging competition and sharing best practices. The awarded institutions serve as models for improving medical services nationwide. Their achievements reflect progress in quality, efficiency, and patient-focused care.