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Number of hospital beds in Russia by year

1 127 694 beds, 2024 −4 669 to 2023

Hospital bed stock of medical organizations at year‑end — the number of places for 24‑hour patient stay in the country. Day hospitals are not included.

1.1m 1.2m 1.3m 1.4m 1.5m 1.6m 1.7m 2004 2006 2008 2010 2012 2014 2016 2018 2020 2022 2024
1 127 694
now, 2024
−4 669
year-on-year, from 2023 (−0,4%)
1 600 660
maximum of row, 2004
1 127 694
minimum of row, 2024

A reduction of almost one third over twenty years — result of shifting part of treatment to day hospitals and outpatient care, as well as hospital consolidation.

In 2020 the reduction halted: additional places were created due to COVID.

The number of beds does not equal availability of hospital care: more patients treated per bed per year because hospital stays shortened.

Table by year

Period beds Change
2004 1 600 660
2005 1 575 433 −25 227
2006 1 553 562 −21 871
2007 1 521 656 −31 906
2008 1 398 495 −123 161
2009 1 373 416 −25 079
2010 1 339 492 −33 924
2011 1 347 080 +7 588
2012 1 332 319 −14 761
2013 1 301 924 −30 395
2014 1 266 814 −35 110
2015 1 222 009 −44 805
2016 1 197 247 −24 762
2017 1 182 693 −14 554
2018 1 172 768 −9 925
2019 1 173 568 +800
2020 1 188 770 +15 202
2021 1 162 107 −26 663
2022 1 141 861 −20 246
2023 1 132 363 −9 498
2024 1 127 694 −4 669

Frequently Asked Questions

How many hospital beds are there in Russia now?

The latest value in the table above — at the end of the corresponding year.

Why are there fewer beds?

Part of treatment moved to day hospitals and polyclinics, and the average hospital stay shortened. The bed stock was reduced for this load.

Are day‑hospital beds included?

No. These are places for 24‑hour stay in hospital organizations.

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