Uzbeks spent 17.6 trillion soum on medical services: Tashkent city leads
The volume of services increased by 14.2 percent in real terms compared to the corresponding period of 2025.
In January–September 2026, the volume of market services provided in the healthcare sector in the country increased by 14.2 percent compared to the corresponding period of last year.
According to the National Statistics Committee, in the first nine months of 2026, the volume of market services provided in the healthcare sector in Uzbekistan amounted to 17.6 trillion soums.
The volume of services increased by 14.2 percent in real terms compared to the corresponding period of 2025. Within healthcare services, other medical services accounted for 53.3 percent, hospital institution services for 32.3 percent, and physician practice and dental services for 14.4 percent.
By region, the largest volume of services was recorded in Tashkent city — 8 trillion soums. The next positions were held by Tashkent region (1.8 trillion soums), Samarkand region (1.3 trillion soums), and Fergana region (1 trillion soums).
Additionally, services worth 870.9 billion soums were provided in Namangan region, 796.9 billion soums in Andijan region, 609.2 billion soums in Bukhara region, 591.7 billion soums in Khorezm region, and 553.2 billion soums in Kashkadarya region.
In the Republic of Karakalpakstan, this indicator amounted to 525.1 billion soums, in Surkhandarya region 442.4 billion soums, in Jizzakh region 395.7 billion soums, in Syrdarya region 307.5 billion soums, and in Navoiy region 296.3 billion soums.
