TOMSK, Apr 6 – RIA Tomsk. The group of companies "Center of Corporate Medicine" (CCM) from Tomsk opened a clinic at oil refinery in the north of Vietnam; a subsidiary of CCM provides a wide range of medical services, including ambulance, the director of the CCM Sergey Antipov told RIA Tomsk on Friday.
According to him, the Nghi Son Refinery and Petrochemical Complex (NSRP), at which the clinic is open, is located in the north of Vietnam in Langshon province, the owners of the refinery are Japanese and Kuwaiti businessmen.
"The clinic of our subsidiary company "CCM Vietnam" is located on the territory of the plant. Besides there are two departments (health center) in the residential area owned by the enterprise.The personnel is international - Russian-Vietnamese, had special training, and the clinic is provided with the most modern medical equipment", – Antipov told.
He added that the clinic employs specialists in general medical practice, nurses, emergency doctors, in total about 20 people. Their main task – is to provide first aid in cases of injuries, acute illnesses or emergency situations. Consultations are provided by Russian telemedicine specialists from the Tomsk and Moscow offices of the CCM. Also in the clinic there are two ambulance cars."Our Moscow experts in the field of assistance will arrive in the clinic until the end of April, and we plan to expand the list of services in the field of medical evacuation. In addition, the MCC developed a plan to attract new customers both in Vietnam and in Malaysia", – said the interlocutor of the agency.
Antipov also said that in the coming months the MCC plans to open a branch in Malaysia, which will allow the Tomsk company to enter the market of medical services throughout Southeast Asia. In addition, in the near future the company plans to open clinics in Indonesia and the Philippines.