Location: Kyrgyz Republic, Batken Oblast, Kadamjai District, Kyrgyz-Kyshtak Village.

The Sanatorium-Preventorium “Umai-Ene” has a capacity of 50 beds and has been operating since 1991. The total land area of the sanatorium is 12.5 hectares. The sanatorium complex includes:

• Two dormitory buildings:
  • Dormitory Building No. 1, built in 1991, with 38 beds;
  • Dormitory Building No. 2, built in 1991, with 12 beds.
• Medical building, built in 1991, equipped with 2 baths and 2 treatment rooms.

Additional facilities on the premises:

• Bathhouse;
• Outdoor swimming pool (summer use);
• Dining hall with a capacity of 50 seats;
• Sports hall;
• Utility buildings (storage rooms, food cellar for the dining hall, laundry).

Purpose of the Sanatorium-Preventorium “Umai-Ene”

1. Circulatory system disorders:
   1. Myocardial dystrophy with circulatory insufficiency not exceeding Stage 1;
   1. Rheumatism in an inactive phase;
   1. Neurological disorders affecting cardiovascular function;
   1. Skin-allergic diseases.
2. Non-tuberculous respiratory diseases:
   1. Chronic bronchitis, tracheitis, laryngitis, pharyngitis, and tonsillitis;
   1. Chronic pneumonia Stage 1-2;
   1. Pneumosclerosis without pulmonary or cardiac insufficiency.
3. Musculoskeletal disorders:
   1. Chronic polyarthritis without cardiovascular dysfunction.
4. Gynecological diseases:
   1. Chronic inflammation of the uterus and appendages, ovarian dysfunction;
   1. Anemia during the first half of pregnancy and in women of reproductive age.