An outpatient clinic with modern standards was opened in the city of Jvari. Minister of Health Mikheil Sarjveladze inspected the new medical facility.
The Ministry of Internally Displaced Persons from the Occupied Territories, Labour, Health and Social Affairs of Georgia shared the photographs of the meeting on its official Facebook Page on Sunday, October 11, 2026. The Ministry also shared a small note about the meeting along with its highlights.
According to the Minister, the new outpatient clinic clearly demonstrates the development of primary health care in the region. According to him, it is especially important to strengthen outpatient services in the regions and improve access to quality medical services for the population. According to Mikheil Sarjveladze, the Ministry will continue to work in this direction in the future.
The medical facility is equipped with the appropriate inventory and modern equipment to improve primary healthcare services for the local population.
Three doctors and three nurses will work in the outpatient clinic. The medical staff will provide primary health care services to about 5,000 citizens.
Along with the city of Jvari, the outpatient clinic will also serve the residents of the village of Ochane and the village of Naka, which will increase the availability of medical services for them.
Members of the Parliamaent Irakli Zarkua and Ilia Injia, Samegrelo-Upper Svaneti State Trustee David Verava, Director of the Medical Holding of Georgia Malkhaz Zhorzhikashvili, Head of the State Program of the Rural Doctor Pavle Kapanadze, Mayor of Tsalenjikha Municipality Guba Sajaia, and representatives of the local government, were also present along with the Minister.
