Kyrgyz-Turkish Manas University Medical Center
The Medical Center of Kyrgyz-Turkish Manas University has been providing healthcare services to students, employees, and their families since 1999. In 2020, one of the university buildings on the Ch. Aitmatov campus was renovated and repurposed to the Medical Center and the COVID-19 Diagnosis Center, named in honor of Martyr Eren Bülbül. Fully equipped in compliance with Kyrgyzstan's healthcare regulations, the Medical Center is accredited by the Ministry of Health of the Kyrgyz Republic. On January 13, 2022, the center expanded its services with the opening of a hematology and biochemistry laboratory.
Medical Services
The Medical Center provides emergency and first aid services, general medical examinations, diagnosis, treatment, and ongoing monitoring for patients with chronic conditions. If necessary, patients are referred to higher-level medical institutions for specialized evaluation and treatment.
For students residing on campus, there are two dedicated infirmary rooms—one for male students and one for female students.
The Medical Center operates 24/7 and is staffed by:
- 6 doctors, including a therapist, family doctor, gynecologist, otolaryngologist, and neurologist.
- 8 nurses providing patient care and assistance.
- 1 laboratory doctor overseeing diagnostic testing.
Medical Equipment
The center is equipped with advanced diagnostic and treatment tools, including:
- General medical equipment: Electrocardiograph (ECG), Holter ECG, X-ray machine, ultrasound scanner, bedside monitor, oxygen concentrator, nebulizer, and glucometer.
- PCR Laboratory: Class 2 biological safety cabinet, real-time PCR device (CFX96).
- Biochemistry & Hematology Laboratory: Automatic hematology analyzer (MicroCC-20 Plus), semi-automatic biochemistry analyzer, and urine analyzer.
Additional Benefits
Fluorography (for early diagnosis of diseases such as pulmonary tuberculosis, etc.) is conducted annually for students and staff of the university.
Students referred to a contracted dental clinic receive 50% coverage of their treatment costs through the university.
