Treatment and prevention
Fergana Regional Children's Phthisiatric Sanatorium “Kokand”
Specialized care in diagnosing, treating and preventing tuberculosis in children. Phthisiatry department — 130 beds, extrapulmonary tuberculosis department — 40 beds.
About the sanatorium
So every child grows up healthy
The sanatorium provides highly qualified specialized care in diagnosing, treating and preventing diseases within its specialty. The average stay is 69 days.
- Phthisiatry department — 130 beds
- Extrapulmonary tuberculosis department — 40 beds
- Laboratory and X-ray tests
- School lessons during treatment
- Beds
- 170
- Doctors
- 8
- Nurses
- 53
- Days — average stay
- 69
Services
Our services
Treatment stages
From paperwork to recovery — we stay by your child’s side at every stage.
- I
Documents
Birth certificate, medical record (026/u), sanatorium card (076/u), vaccination record and an epidemiological certificate.
- II
Admission and tests
A doctor's check-up, sputum tests, Mantoux test, fluorography and X-ray.
- III
Sanatorium treatment
Exercise therapy, physiotherapy, massage, paraffin, inhalation, salt rooms and mineral waters — 69 days on average.
- IV
School continues
Lessons in core subjects keep children from falling behind.
Departments
Departments
The phthisiatry and extrapulmonary tuberculosis departments — 170 beds in total.
View all departmentsTrust, experience and care in one place
8 doctors, 53 nurses and 127 other staff work here. Treatments: exercise therapy, physiotherapy, massage, paraffin, inhalation, salt rooms and mineral waters.
Specialized care
Meeting patients' need for highly qualified specialized care in diagnosing, treating and preventing diseases within the sanatorium's specialty.
Qualified doctors
8 doctors work here: 5 of the highest, 1 of the first and 1 of the second category.
Treatments
Exercise therapy, physiotherapy, massage, paraffin, inhalation, salt rooms and mineral water treatment.
Salt cave
A salt cave on the grounds helps children recover and treats the airways.
Treatment and school together
Lessons in core school subjects keep children from falling behind.
Laboratory and X-ray
Sputum tests, Mantoux test, fluorography and X-ray — free of charge.
Doctors
Our doctors
Simple rules for a healthy life
Air the room
Fresh air and sunlight are hostile to the TB bacillus.
Get the BCG vaccine
The BCG shot given at birth protects against severe forms of TB.
Eat well
Food rich in protein, fruit and vegetables builds immunity.
Watch out for a long cough
If a cough lasts over 3 weeks, see a phthisiatrician and do a Mantoux test.
Announcements
Announcements
- 07NovAnnouncementstestThe resets in the settings are stored in the database, not in the code, so they are not …Read more
- 01JanAnnouncementsSalt cave sessionsThe salt cave on the grounds is used for sessions that help children recover and treat their airways.Read more
- 01JanAnnouncementsDocuments needed for admissionThe child's birth certificate, medical record (form 026/u), sanatorium card (076/u), vaccination record and a certificate on the …Read more
FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
01How long does treatment at the sanatorium last?
The average stay is 69 days.
02Which documents are needed?
The child’s birth certificate, medical record (form 026/u), sanatorium card (076/u), vaccination record and a certificate on the epidemiological environment.
03Which treatments does the sanatorium offer?
Mainly exercise therapy, physiotherapy, massage, paraffin, inhalation, salt rooms and mineral water treatment.
04What about my child’s schooling?
During the school year, lessons in core subjects of the school curriculum keep children from falling behind.
05Can I visit my child?
Yes, under the sanatorium’s rules you can visit on set days and hours (usually at weekends).
06Can my child have a phone?
Yes, but so as not to disturb treatment and lessons, phones are handed out only at set times (for example, in the evening).
07What should my child bring?
Seasonal clothes, sportswear, personal hygiene items (toothpaste, brush, towel) and underwear. Valuables and jewellery are best left at home.
Quick guide for parents
- Child's birth certificate
- Medical card (form 026/u)
- Sanatorium card (076/u)
- Vaccination sheet
- Information on the epidemiological environment (reference)
- QA additional clause
Book an appointment
Want to enrol your child at the sanatorium?
Ask about admission and the documents needed by phone. Hours: Mon–Fri, 08:00–16:00.
- Reception and enquiries+998 73 542-40-37
- Address80, Istiklal, Kokhan city, Fergana region
- Working hoursMon–Fri: 08:00–16:00 (lunch 12:00–13:00). Sat–Sun: closed