Minister Natasha Volkov today announced the opening of 35 new CarlCare clinics across all NDRC districts, representing the largest expansion of healthcare infrastructure in the republic's history.
"Under the wise leadership of Supreme Leader Carl, we are ensuring that every citizen has timely access to healthcare — provided they maintain their chargeability compliance," said Minister Volkov.
What this means for citizens
- Average appointment wait time reduced from 21 days to 7 days
- All new clinics equipped with CarlCare digital integration for seamless record access
- Extended operating hours (06:00-22:00) to minimise impact on chargeability
- Workplace-adjacent clinics in all major industrial zones
- Specialist services including mental wellness assessments and fitness-for-work evaluations
The new clinics are fully integrated with the CarlCare platform, meaning appointments booked through the Citizen Services Portal will automatically include options at the nearest new facility.
Healthcare Priority Scores will continue to determine appointment scheduling. Citizens with exemplary chargeability records and high CDI scores will continue to receive prioritised access.
The expansion was funded through the reallocation of resources previously assigned to non-essential cultural programmes, which have been merged with the Ministry of Propaganda's approved cultural activities schedule.
The Ministry of Health announces the opening of 35 new CarlCare clinics, reducing appointment wait times and improving citizen healthcare access.