Solovyov Clinic on Shabolovka telephone. Department of Neuroses at the Korsakov Clinic
Specialized Clinical Hospital No. 8 named after. Z.P. Solovyova - “Clinic of Neuroses” was founded by Professor Nikolai Nikolaevich Bazhenov and S.L. Tsetlin in 1914 as a private psychiatric hospital.
The architectural ensemble of the hospital (9 buildings) was created in 1912-1913. architect Evgeny Vasilyevich Shervinsky (the project was published in the yearbook of the Moscow Architectural Society in 1914). Shervinsky received this order, perhaps not by chance - the name of his father, Professor V.D Shervinsky, was very widely known; Apparently, the experience of working with Kognovitsky, who built an outpatient clinic on Yauzskaya Street (the construction of hospitals was specific and undoubtedly required technical experience in working with this kind of buildings; perhaps Shervinsky was his assistant) and Meisner, who built several clinics in Moscow just had an impact during the years when young Shervinsky worked with him.
The Hospital building is one of the best buildings in Moscow in the neoclassical style, in its most austere, restrained and at the same time intimate form. The buildings of the Hospital were surrounded by a wonderful French park - with a gazebo, parterres, and rows of curtains.
In 1916, it housed a military psychiatric hospital (under the name Moscow Don Psychiatric Hospital of the Committee for Assistance to Mentally Ill Soldiers, and since 1918 - Moscow Psychiatric Hospital No. 1 for soldiers of the Red Army). In 1920, it was transferred to the Moscow City Health Department for organization in there is a city psychiatric hospital (renamed as the Moscow Don Neuropsychiatric Hospital). This happened with the active assistance of the head of the Main Military Sanitary Directorate, Zinovy Petrovich Solovyov, whose name was subsequently, since 1928, given to the hospital (Moscow Clinical Psychiatric Hospital named after Solovyov). A dispensary building was built in 1929, and after the Great Patriotic War, three standard buildings were built.
Since 1920, the hospital has been the clinical base of the Psychiatric Clinic of the 2nd Moscow Medical Institute named after. Pirogov, led by Professor Vasily Alekseevich Gilyarovsky, who was also the chief physician of the hospital. In 1945, the hospital became the base of the Institute of Psychiatry of the USSR Academy of Medical Sciences, and in 1952, a laboratory of the Institute of Human Higher Nervous Activity of the USSR Academy of Sciences was organized on the basis of the hospital. In the same year, the Department of Psychiatry of the 2nd Medical Institute, based at the Clinic, was headed by Oleg Vasilyevich Kerbikov, whose name is associated with in-depth research in the field of borderline psychiatry.
In 1951, the hospital was given the number 8 (Moscow Clinical Psychiatric Hospital No. 8 named after Solovyov). And in 1972, the hospital, on the initiative of the chief physician, Professor Vilmir Semenovich Chugunov, was reorganized into the “Clinic of Neuroses” and since that time has specialized in the treatment of borderline forms of mental disorders. Since 1977, the hospital has had a modern name (among Muscovites it is also known as the “clinic of neuroses”).
Solovyov Clinic on Shabolovka
Neurosis Clinic on Shabolovka is one of the most famous in Russia for the treatment of mental illness. It has been working for more than 100 years, and during this period it has accumulated enormous experience in the treatment of these types of disorders and the introduction of modern technologies.
The specialized psychoneurological hospital provides treatment and consultations for various mental disorders that deviate from the norm. An official website was created specifically to familiarize yourself with all the information of interest, where you can also read all existing reviews about doctors. Even in the clinic, for patients with minor deviations that can be quickly corrected, a day hospital is possible.
The clinic named after Z.P. Solovyov is located in Moscow, and getting there will not be difficult. The registration number can be found on the clinic website. By calling this number you can find out the cost of treatment, as well as services that are provided free of charge.
The doctors at the clinic are the most qualified and experienced specialists who have gained valuable experience and can find an approach to each patient. There are always vacancies for young specialists in the clinic so that everyone can demonstrate their abilities.
The clinic also offers a service to call a doctor at home, this is very convenient, but you will have to pay for the doctor’s visit. How to get to this clinic? You can get a referral from your psychotherapist and go to a hospital for examination and treatment. With more comfortable conditions of stay and treatment, there is a paid department. There you can stay in a clinic with improved conditions, with a separate room and all the amenities in it.
When a patient arrives at the emergency department, he receives all the necessary information, how many days to stay, the daily routine and visiting hours. Nurses are on duty around the clock and will be able to provide qualified assistance at any time.
You can see how to get to the clinic on the map. Its location is in a convenient place, so travel will not take much time. Rest assured, the clinic’s specialists will quickly get your family and friends back on their feet, so don’t think any more about the institution where your disease will be treated. There is also complete anonymity here, if necessary.
Outpatient care:
- Day hospital;
- The doctor's consultation;
- Acupuncture;
- Anorexia and Bulimia;
- Somnology;
- Panic attacks;
- Psychoneurological assistance;
- Hydrotherapy:
- Sodium chloride bath;
- Pearl bath;
- Charcot shower;
- Iodine-bromine bath;
- Bischofite bath;
- SPA capsule;
- Hydromassage;
- Pine bath;
- Cedar barrel;
- Increasing adaptive capabilities;
- Physiotherapy.
Diagnostics:
- Laboratory diagnostics;
- Endoscopy;
- Functional diagnostics;
- X-ray.
Reception is carried out by highly qualified specialists:
- neurologists;
- therapists;
- endocrinologist;
- gastroenterologists;
- urologists;
- gynecologists;
- cardiologist;
- allergist;
- immunologist;
- ophthalmologist;
- otolaryngologists;
- dermatologist.
Physiotherapy (physiotherapy):
- Medicinal electrophoresis;
- Galvanization;
- Magnetic therapy (1 field);
- Magnetic therapy (2 fields);
- General magnetic therapy;
- Laser therapy, magnetic laser therapy (1-2 points, field);
- Laser therapy, magnetic laser therapy (3-4 points, field);
- Laser therapy, magnetic laser therapy (5-6 points, field);
- Diadynamic therapy (1 field);
- Diadynamic therapy (2 fields);
- Diadynamic therapy (3 fields or more);
- Sinusoidally modulated currents (1 field);
- Sinusoidally modulated currents (2 fields);
- Sinusoidally modulated currents (3 fields or more);
- SMT-phoresis (1 field);
- SMT-phoresis (2 fields);
- Electrical stimulation (1 field);
- Electrical stimulation (2 fields);
- Electrical stimulation (3 fields);
- Pulse electromagnetic field;
- Microwave therapy (EHF) (1 point);
- Microwave therapy (EHF) (2 points);
- Microwave therapy (UMW, SMV) (1 field);
- Ultrasound therapy (1-2 fields);
- Ultrasound therapy (3-4 fields or more);
- Phonophoresis (1-2 fields);
- Phonophoresis (3-4 fields or more);
- UHF therapy (1 field);
- Inductothermy (1 field);
- Darsonvalization, supratonal frequency currents;
- UV therapy;
- OKUF therapy;
- Pressotherapy;
- Classic scalp massage; faces; neck;
- Classic abdominal wall massage; lumbosacral region;;
- Classic massage of the upper limb; lower limb (single limb);
- Classic massage of the upper limb; lower limb (bilateral);
- Classic back and lumbar massage;
- Segmental massage of the cervical-collar region and head;
- Segmental massage of the cervical-collar region and upper extremities;
- Segmental massage of the cervicothoracic spine;
- Segmental massage of the thoracic spine;
- Segmental massage of the lumbosacral spine;
- Segmental massage of the lumbosacral region and lower extremities;
- Classic general massage;
- Massage using a mechanical couch.
Acupuncture (IRT, acupuncture):
- Microneedling therapy (MIT);
- Auriculodiagnostics (AD);
- Auriculotherapy (AT);
- Electroacupuncture;
- Laser acupuncture (excitation method);
- Laser acupuncture (sedative method);
- Vacuum massage (reflexotherapy);
- Acupressure (reflexotherapy).
Hyperbaric oxygenation
Hyperbaric oxygen therapy (HBO) has the following effects:
- stimulates wound healing mainly by enhancing intracellular regeneration;
- has a tonic effect on the body, as evidenced by the fact that in athletes after hard training, oxygen under pressure quickly relieves fatigue and significantly increases performance;
- significantly improves a person’s general condition during fatigue, stress, and after drinking alcohol;
- enhances the effect of a number of pharmacological drugs (antibiotics, cardiac glycosides, diuretics and many others);
- has a rejuvenating effect on the body;
- promotes accelerated fat burning and normalization of protein and carbohydrate metabolism, which in turn promotes rapid and harmless weight loss.
- various poisonings;
- neuritis of the auditory nerve, hearing loss;
- circulatory disorders of the retina, optic nerve atrophy;
- obliterating atherosclerosis of the vessels of the lower extremities, Raynaud's disease;
- chronic renal failure;
- collagenoses (rheumatoid arthritis, systemic lupus erythematosus, etc.);
- chronic diseases of the genitourinary system (prostatitis and decreased potency in men, infertility in women);
- coronary heart disease, atherosclerotic cardiosclerosis, chronic heart failure, cardiac arrhythmias;
- as part of a complex treatment for weight loss, for the purpose of rejuvenation, both as an independent procedure and after cosmetic surgery;
- overwork, hangover;
- trophic ulcers, osteomyelitis;
- psychological stress, nervous breakdown;
- consequences of strokes, multiple sclerosis, encephalopathy;
- sluggish and purulent wounds, pancreatitis, sepsis, peritonitis;
- peptic ulcer of the stomach and duodenum;
- diabetes.
