The popularity of sanatorium and resort treatment is steadily increasing, and this is not surprising. A course of health procedures at a sanatorium can address numerous health issues while also providing a wonderful opportunity for relaxation. Sanatoriums are typically located in beautiful, ecologically clean areas, within national parks and protected nature zones, making them ideal for full-fledged rest and health recovery.
A trip to a sanatorium, like any journey, requires careful preparation, an essential part of which is gathering the necessary documents.
In 2025, the following set of documents will be required for check-in at a sanatorium-resort facility:
- Insurance Number of the Individual Personal Account (SNILS). In accordance with the national project "Healthcare" and the Government of the Russian Federation's decree No. 140 dated February 9, 2022, "On a Unified State Information System in Healthcare," starting from December 19, 2024, all booking requests must include the SNILS number of guests.
- Sanatorium-Resort Card of Established Form (not older than two months) (Form 072/u)
- Passport or Other Identity Document (seafarer's identity card, military ID, passport of a foreign citizen)
- Voucher (referral or power of attorney from an organization for receiving a voucher, if available)
- Mandatory Medical Insurance Policy
- For Pregnant Women: Exchange card is mandatory
If you are traveling with a child, you will also need:
- Sanatorium-Resort Card of Established Form (if treatment for the child is planned) (Form 076/u), issued no earlier than 2 months before the start date of treatment
- Birth Certificate (passport for individuals over 14 years old)
- Mandatory Medical Insurance Policy
- Enterobiasis Test (not older than 10 days)
- Dermatologist's Conclusion on the absence of contagious skin diseases
Children under 4 years old do not undergo sanatorium-resort treatment, but to stay with their parents and be on the territory of the sanatorium, all the above-mentioned documents are required except for the sanatorium-resort card.
Before your trip, it is necessary to consult with your attending physician, who will prescribe a series of examinations to obtain the sanatorium-resort card. Remember: the more complete information you provide about your health condition, the higher the effectiveness of the sanatorium-resort treatment will be.
Regulatory Documents
- Rules for booking and payment methods for vouchers in the network of sanatoriums of JSC "RZD HEALTH"
- Certificate - Best Healthcare Institutions in the Russian Federation - 2019
- Guest Memo
- Medical License
- Licensing Authorities
- Pharmaceutical License No. LO-23-02-005610
- Regulations on Paid Medical Services
- Supervisory Authorities
- Territorial Program of State Guarantees
- List of Vital and Essential Medicines
- Nutrition Certificate
- Certificate of Compliance for Physical Culture and Sports Facilities
- Certificate of Hotel Category Assignment
- Certificate of Beach Category Assignment
- Price List for Zoo Visits
- Application for Refund
- Medical Staff
What You Need to Know About Staying at the Sanatorium
- Upon check-in at the sanatorium, guests will undergo temperature screening; thereafter, temperature checks will be conducted at least once a day.
- Families are allowed to stay in one room together.
- Dining arrangements for families staying in the same room will be organized at one table in the sanatorium's restaurant.
- If desired, guests can purchase personal protective equipment (masks, gloves) directly at the sanatorium.
- To ensure the disinfection of premises (rooms) is maintained, ventilation must be carried out once every two hours.
- Guests are required to follow hand hygiene rules (wash hands frequently with soap and water or use an alcohol-based hand sanitizer, and avoid touching eyes, mouth, or nose with hands).
- All medical procedures are prescribed exclusively by the attending physician of the sanatorium.
- Guests must arrive at the doctor’s appointments and treatment procedures on time without delays.
- It is essential to inform the attending physician of any allergies or intolerance to medications.
- If you regularly take any medications, please remember to bring them in sufficient quantities.
- For water and mud treatments, you must bring swimwear, flip-flops, and a swimming cap (for the pool).
- A strict adherence to medical prescriptions is mandatory for successful treatment, including the treatment program, diet, and physical activity regimen.
- Remember that a healthy sleep duration should be at least 8 hours, and bedtime should begin no later than 10:00 PM.
- To achieve the greatest effectiveness of treatment, it is recommended to refrain from consuming alcoholic beverages and smoking.
- In case of deterioration in health or exacerbation of a condition, it is essential to consult the attending physician; during evening hours and on weekends, consult the on-duty doctor or nurse.
Attention! Important! Check-in for individuals under the age of 18, in the absence of legal representatives*, is permitted only if written consent from the legal representatives (one of them) is provided by the accompanying person(s).
*Parents (adoptive parents, guardians).
We wish you a pleasant stay and successful treatment!
